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What a difference a few days can make when winds turn from southerly to northerly, even in the typically sunniest, warmest part of the UK. On the same day Cairngorm Summit recorded a wind gust of 115 mph (Sunday), Cavendish, Suffolk reached 28C making them the UK warm spot. Thanks to a wind shift, this morning’s low dipped […]
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An upper low and stalled frontal boundary over 85-90F water is fuelling an ongoing major flood situation from Tampa to Panama City extending up the Gulf Coast to Mobile and possibly as far as New Orleans. A constant injection of rich tropical moisture flowing over a record warm Gulf of Mexico into the low means some areas could see over 24″ […]
A combination of factors including jet stream, pressure and thermal gradient all came together to produce rare UK summer wind speeds yesterday. We had a tremendous sea level pressure gradient anomaly of -3 sigma within the cyclone off Scotland’s north shore and +2/3 sigma over Europe yesterday morning. Visible satellite yesterday morning. Wind events do occur in […]
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Aside from heat and humidity we have two other significant weather stories currently unfolding, 1) the remnants of Earl may cross Mexico and get out over the warm waters of the east Pacific and reform and 2) a stalled system over the northeast Gulf of Mexico could drop up to 20 inches of rain in NW […]
We have a strong upper ridge over the Canaries extending into Iberia while we have an unusually deep summer low approaching Scotland which has forced two very different warnings on either end of Western Europe. Here in Scotland our weather turns from warm sun this AM to gales and rain this evening/tonight. This morning’s infrared satellite view 500mb height […]
By Jason Samenow Capital Weather Gang August 4 Hurricanes, large and small, have eluded U.S. shores for record lengths of time. As population and wealth along parts of the U.S. coast have exploded since the last stormy period, experts dread the potential damage and harm once the drought ends. Three historically unprecedented droughts in landfalling U.S. hurricanes […]
One day it’s warm and muggy, the next it’s warm but fresher. This weekend shall see another Atlantic low of autumn intensity bring gales to Scotland and a surge of summer to London and the Southeast. Ahead of the low, somewhere could top 28C, once the front departs and winds veer NW, we may only […]
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