Summer 2017

Carn Aosda, Carn a’ Gheoidh, Cairnwell @ Glenshee + drive to Lossiemouth & Fraserburgh

Carn Aosda, Carn a’ Gheoidh, Cairnwell @ Glenshee + drive to Lossiemouth & Fraserburgh

The weather and forecast wasn’t great with low cloud and a risk of showers but I was ready for another climb. The alarm sounded at 12am Sunday 31 July with two areas in mind. 1st choice was the mighty 3,789ft Lochnagar, 2nd choice was 3 munros to the west of the Glenshee Ski Area. The forecast for Lochnagar […]

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CWG: Unusually cool August air spills into Midwest and is heading east

Written by on August 5, 2017 in Summer 2017, United States of America with 0 Comments
CWG: Unusually cool August air spills into Midwest and is heading east

Article from Capital Weather Gang By Jason Samenow August 4 at 3:05 PM The first of several deep pools of cold air dropped into the Upper Midwest on Thursday, ushering in a period of below-normal temperatures for the next 10 to 14 days for the eastern two-thirds of the country. In Wisconsin and Michigan on […]

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Europe’s heatwave known as ‘Lucifer’ continues to strain with freezing level way up at 17,000ft

Europe’s heatwave known as ‘Lucifer’ continues to strain with freezing level way up at 17,000ft

The upper air pattern remains the same with the trough supplying cool and showery weather to the UK, while a downstream ridge keeps the blowtorch going across South and East Europe. The extreme heat remains relentless over southern Spain (44.7C in Cordoba yesterday), southern France (41C), Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Italy and the Balkans (42C) with widespread mid to upper 30s, low 40s. RED […]

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Ocean-Atmosphere continues to become more favourable as we head into heart of Hurricane Season

Written by on August 4, 2017 in Summer 2017, Tropical, United States of America with 0 Comments
Ocean-Atmosphere continues to become more favourable as we head into heart of Hurricane Season

We’re into August and right on schedule the tropics are beginning to bubble with a healthy chain of AEW (African easterly waves) riding a prominent AEJ (African easterly jet) out over a warmer than normal MDR (Main development region) stretching from Africa to Mexico. There are two waves currently being monitored and are expected to develop. https://twitter.com/EricBlake12/status/893103154212065280 […]

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FRI 4 AUG: VOGAN’S US OUTLOOK

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FRI 4 AUG: VOGAN’S US OUTLOOK

Balearics swelter with suffocating 33.6C low, 42.5C high

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Balearics swelter with suffocating 33.6C low, 42.5C high

The cool, breezy and often showery pattern holds firm over the UK and Ireland while the blowtorch continues to the south and east. A 2nd unusually strong blast of African air has engulfed the Balearics in recent days. First we see an overnight minimum temperature fail to drop below 33.6C. https://twitter.com/AEMET_Baleares/status/892650181937836032 Followed by a low […]

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FRI 4 AUG: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

Written by on August 4, 2017 in Summer 2017, Videos with 0 Comments
FRI 4 AUG: VOGAN’S EURO OUTLOOK

Remains disapointing over UK but 40-43C days swelter Italy, Balkans, SE Europe, Corsica records hottest night

Remains disapointing over UK but 40-43C days swelter Italy, Balkans, SE Europe, Corsica records hottest night

While stuck beneath the trough and remaining disappointingly unsettled here in the UK, the heat is well and truly cranking across Italy, Balkans up into Poland and western Russia. Today’s satellite view shows a cloudy UK but very clear Spain, Italy, Balkans and entire eastern Europe… Today’s charts A rainy London yesterday. Wet day in #London […]

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Tropical Storm Emily Developed Quickly, Made Landfall in Florida, Then Moved Out to Sea in the Atlantic Ocean (RECAP)

Written by on August 2, 2017 in Summer 2017, Tropical, United States of America with 0 Comments
Tropical Storm Emily Developed Quickly, Made Landfall in Florida, Then Moved Out to Sea in the Atlantic Ocean (RECAP)

From weather.com By Jon Erdman Aug 1 2017 05:00 PM EDT Tropical Storm Emily swept through Florida after a whirlwind landfall on July 31, 2017, featuring heavy rain and some local wind damage. Where Did This Come From? Most landfalling tropical cyclones come with at least 24 hours advance warning, usually more. This all started with […]

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Extreme start to August with all-time records threatened in Pac NW, 20-30 below norm on Plains

Written by on August 2, 2017 in Summer 2017, United States of America with 0 Comments
Extreme start to August with all-time records threatened in Pac NW, 20-30 below norm on Plains

According to the CFSv2 weeklies, the first half of August is looking cool for the central and Midwestern portion of the country. Warm either side. The second half looks less cool and becoming warmer than normal for most but with the strongest positive over top, we need to closely watch the tropics and threat to […]

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