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Not the best of pics but I captured this over the Cairngorms yesterday on my drive up to Invergordon (half hour north of Inverness). Nice to see the snow again! Arctic Oscillation At It’s Lowest October Value Since 2002 Interestingly the Arctic Oscillation is now down to -4, the lowest value for October since an all-time record (for […]
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Super Typhoon Vongfong deepened to 880mb last night and this could become a top 5 strongest tropical cyclone on record. We of course had the recurve of a strong typhoon within the last 5 days and this should drive trough No 1 down the Plains EARLY next week. Models have been all over this now for […]
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There is good agreement in the models that we have a more positive height field coming up in the next week over Western Europe and this should help TEMPORARILY shut down the Atlantic storm train. Even with these -NAO/AO autumn’s, there’s almost always a respite after we see the turn to wet off a warm, predominantly […]
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We’re talking about one ‘extremely’ intense Super Typhoon Vongfong that’s spinning over the West Pacific. Winds now sustained at around 180 mph with gusts topping 220. This system is set to make a recurve as it makes a close approach to Japan in the coming days. This will likely have significant influence some 3,500 miles to the […]
The first big blow of the autumn was an impressive one with peak gusts topping 122 mph over Cairngorm while low level South Uist gusted to 84. This morning it’s not much better over the Northern Isles with Lerwick gusting to 69 mph while it was cold and clear over much of the mainland with dense fog for […]
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The current trough which brought sub-freezing lows into Alabama and Georgia through the weekend will be lifting out over the next 36 hours, replaced by warmer but more unsettled weather once again. The most noteworthy weather through the first half of this week will be the remnants of Simon which will come ashore on the Baja […]
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