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After a rather wet start and middle to this week, the pattern settled down nicely into the weekend as Scandinavian high pressure builds into the UK and near continent. Here’s the GFS 500mb height anomalies through the next 7 days. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Unfortunately, there has been good consistency with the models on the NAO looks likely […]
Although showing you in yesterday’s video the reasons why I don’t believe this summer will be a washout over the UK, this week appears to be pretty wet indeed. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] The reason why we see chilly easterlies and a lot of rain pushing west is because of a large building high over Scandinavia that will act […]
It’s a tricky bank holiday weekend outlook with sunshine and showers on the whole. Pinpointing where those showers will be at any given time is and will be near impossible. I’ve been asked by several, what will be the weekend be like. My simple answer, expect ‘sunshine and showers’ and by no means a washout. […]
Up to 50,000 people are set to folk to Glasgow this Friday for the much anticipated Radio One Big Weekend. Although it won’t be wall to wall sunshine. I am however pleased to say that we should see a good amount of sunshine throughout the weekend with a chance of some showers. By no means a […]
The heat continues to blister Northwest Russia and Scandinavia as a powerful upper ridge transports Middle East heat all the way to the sub-arctic. Highs climbed to a record 32.5C or 91F in St Petersburg while Moscow topped a second straight 29C or 85F yesterday. Back on Monday, Archangel on Russia’s White Sea Coast topped 31C or 88F which set a new May […]
While western Europe deals with a second day of strong to severe thunderstorms thanks as a large low pressure complex moves in, Russia and the east deals with searing heat. Thunderstorms have and continue to spread northward from Iberia to Scotland and here was the scene on a motorway near Cork, Ireland this afternoon. While storms develop and run the north-south boundary, it’s warm […]
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In today’s write-up and video I thought I would show you the past January through March precipitation distribution and well as the month of April and past 7 days. Rather interesting when you compare these charts to the CFSv2 temperatures for the fast approaching meteorological summer season. TOP IMAGE CREDIT: Oldham Weather @ChadWeather [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] All […]
Increasing warmth and humidity beneath a vigorous upper low, the same which produced the worst flooding in Serbia and Bosnia history, generated strong to severe thunderstorms over parts of Poland, Ukraine, Russia and Romania yesterday. Over 13,000 lightning strikes within 24 hours, 6,000 in an afternoon alone struck Ukraine. Note the large amount of strikes over […]
Here a quick glance at the latest CFSv2 precip/temp charts for Europe through the June-August period. Interestingly the latest run shows a WARMER and DRIER than normal June for the UK. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] JUNE Precip Temp As for July and August, the model has ‘equal chances’ with no colour temperaturewise, slightly above normal precip in the northern UK in […]
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