Archive for July, 2016
Brits may complain about the ‘heat’ here but for the folks of the Middle East and particularly Iraq they would laugh at our complaint and would find our daytime 30s quite cool even during the dark hours of night. In fact night time lows are barely going below 37C which of course was the new July UK […]
Hot yes, exceptional, certainly not and the widespread storms following the hottest day of the year is fairly typical when you’ve got a cold front bumping into a very warm, juicy air mass. The atmosphere is simply doing what it should be doing. Some of these storms may seem dramatic, especially over Scotland but simply because it’s been several years […]
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Well what can I say, the majority of the Lower 48 is entering it’s first coast to coast heat wave since 2012 as a powerful, vertically stacked high pressure system spans coast to coast. How hot? Widespread upper 90s/low 100s for the Plains with a few 105-110s. How rare or unusual is this heat when looking back […]
It’s a balmy start to what could be a record challenging day. This morning’s visible satellite says it all! A beautiful clear sky Ireland and UK wide this morning, with exception of Scotland but this is breaking up. Yesterday saw France and Britain’s warmest day of 2016. We saw 27.3C at Mount Dillon yesterday, marking Ireland’s warmest day […]
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Last July we went from record hot on July’s opening day to near record cold later in the month. This year it’s opposite with a lot of cool, even chilly and breezy days at the beginning and pretty much through the first first to a sudden blast of significant summer heat. Saturday and Sunday both saw large […]
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Summer 2012 North American heat wave From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Redirected from July 2012 heatwave) Jump to: navigation, search Map of land surface temperature anomalies for June 17–24, 2012. The map depicts temperatures compared to the 2000–2011 average for the same eight-day period in June. (Land surface temperatures (LST) are distinct from the hot […]
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