Archive for May, 2016
A ‘cool high’ over the UK is providing an AM sunshine/PM thunderstorm regime thanks to strong surface heating and strong upward motion due to a cool mid and upper level air. After the cool of clear, calm nights with patchy rural frost, strong sunshine is providing strong lift and towering cumulonimbus formation quite widely. Not only are they producing downpours, hail […]
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Following a warm winter, it turned colder and wetter during the spring but it looks like May will end warm to hot through the Midwest, Great Lakes and Northeast for Memorial Day weekend. However, May has been a cold month throughout the Lower 48 with the exception of the Pacific Northwest and where it’s been very dry over […]
May 2016 has been a tail of two halves with the opening 10 days soaked with abundant sunshine and warmth but with a downturn across southern areas as the high pressure core migrated northward of course but it was a much cooler and wetter period from 13th till now. The opening 10-14 days are likely to win and make May 2016 a drier and […]
There’s been a significant lack of heat across the Lower 48 this month thanks to the continuation of stormy weather and wet ground. We may well be seeing one of the fastest ENSO turnarounds taking place right now with a boiling equatorial Pacific back during the winter to a La Nina as early as next month […]
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My friend and climbing partner Petr Kolegar took to the road Wed 18 May for a short trip to Perthshire where we enjoyed the easy ascent up Ben Chonzie. Located roughly 10 miles NW of Comrie, Perthshire. Weather conditions we’re reasonable with mostly overcast sky with some breaks as well as off and on light rain. No wind […]
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AccuWeather 2016 Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast AccuWeather Forecast: Named Storms: 14 Hurricanes: 8 Major Hurricanes: 4 U.S. Named Storm Landfalls: 3 The potential movement of a ‘cold blob’ of water in the North Atlantic Ocean may be the wild card in the 2016 Atlantic hurricane season, experts say. The cold blob refers to a large, […]
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