Mark Vogan

Damaging Winds Hit Canaries, Spring-like warmth for Iceland, Snow & Biting Easterly For UK

Written by on February 13, 2017 in Rest of Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
Damaging Winds Hit Canaries, Spring-like warmth for Iceland, Snow & Biting Easterly For UK

It’s been an interesting past weekend of weather with varying wind direction bringing various weather. While the UK has been under the gun of a biting easterly wind which brought snow from Shetland to Kent, SSE winds drove temperatures over 16C widely across Iceland. Meanwhile down in the typically tranquil Canaries, an Atlantic depression with the support […]

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MON 13 FEB: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

Written by on February 13, 2017 in Videos with 0 Comments
MON 13 FEB: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

Middle East Cold Wave Brings Rare Snow To UAE & Qatar’s Coldest Night

Written by on February 12, 2017 in Asia, Rest of World, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
Middle East Cold Wave Brings Rare Snow To UAE & Qatar’s Coldest Night

The Middle East’s mountainous north typically endures one or two cold waves accompanied by heavy snow and subfreezing nights each winter. High elevations of Iran, Northern Iraq and even Syria see snow each winter. However, winter 2016-17 has seen Siberian origin cold dig further south than normal. You associate Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Oman with blistering summer heat, […]

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Australia Heatwave 2017: February & All-Time Records Fall From Queensland To NSW

Written by on February 11, 2017 in Australasia, Rest of World, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
Australia Heatwave 2017: February & All-Time Records Fall From Queensland To NSW

It’s been a tail of two halves during January with cool and wet conditions for northern parts of Western Australia while it’s been record hot for Sydney. February has opened where January left off with the opening 11 days witnessing monthly or even all-time records from Queensland to South Australia thanks to a persistent clear skies beneath a powerful […]

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North Pole Nears Freezing Mark As Svalbard Thaws While Biting Easterly Brings UK Snow

Written by on February 10, 2017 in Rest of Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
North Pole Nears Freezing Mark As Svalbard Thaws While Biting Easterly Brings UK Snow

All courtesy of the 929mb Atlantic weather bomb a couple of days ago, the freezing line is getting awfully close to the North Pole according to the GFS while the UK is bathed in below freezing wind chills and blustery snow showers. There’s been an unnerving thaw on the Norwegian Arctic Island of Svalbard this week. These comparison […]

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FRI 10 FEB: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

Written by on February 10, 2017 in Videos with 0 Comments
FRI 10 FEB: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

DC To Boston: From Record 60s/70s To Heavy Snow & Blizzard Within 24 Hours!

Written by on February 10, 2017 in United States of America, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
DC To Boston: From Record 60s/70s To Heavy Snow & Blizzard Within 24 Hours!

Yesterday was downright spring-like, today is back to full blown winter and tonight, the biggest snow system of the year is lifting out of the Northeast after dropping up to 19 inches of snow in Connecticut. Thanks to 50-60 mph winds along the coast, blizzard conditions affected parts of the coast from Long Island to Boston. As expected, the […]

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DC TO BOSTON: Record ‘Spring’ Warmth Immediately Followed By Winter’s Biggest Snowstorm

Written by on February 9, 2017 in United States of America, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
DC TO BOSTON: Record ‘Spring’ Warmth Immediately Followed By Winter’s Biggest Snowstorm

Wednesday was a record breaking warm February day throughout the East thanks to SSW winds blowing out ahead of an approaching storm. That storm will move into the region during tomorrow bringing a major 30-45 degree drop in maximum temps between Wednesday and Thursday as well as the biggest snowstorm of the winter from DC to Boston. Current radar. This […]

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1053mb High Provides Stunning Space View Of Snow Covered Scandinavia & Delivers Cold To UK

1053mb High Provides Stunning Space View Of Snow Covered Scandinavia & Delivers Cold To UK

A powerful high pressure system is firmly in control of Scandinavian air space and this is providing a spectacular visible satellite view over a snow covered Scandinavia and ice build up on northern shores of the Baltic Sea. Surface heights have stacked up to an impressive 1053mb. Russia origin cold is streaming westward across Europe beneath this large anticyclone. […]

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EASTERN US: Snowstorm And Temperature Rollercoaster

Written by on February 7, 2017 in United States of America, Winter 2016/17 with 0 Comments
EASTERN US: Snowstorm And Temperature Rollercoaster

Arctic air is back over the Northern Tier of the US and ready to be drawn south into the Northeast with the passing of low pressure. The first low was an all out warm, wet system but the middle week system is quite different. Rain initially perhaps from Philly down to DC but a changeover to […]

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