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• mwr_2025_10_for_print.pdf

  had performed a similar feat some 21 months previously. The Tay Bridge out of Dundee was reported closed with a gust of almost 98mph recorded on the bridge wind sensors, although the maximum official gust during Amy of 83Kt (96mph) was recorded on the island of Tiree late on the 3rd. The island's

• Sunny and cool January kicks off the new year

  respective highest January gust. While the depth of the low pressure isn’t the only indicator of storm strength, the lowest pressure recorded for Storm Éowyn was 941.9hPa on the Isle of Tiree, which was the lowest value since storm naming was introduced in 2015 and the lowest depth of pressure in the UK

• A look back on Storm Éowyn

  for Storm Éowyn was 941.9hPa on the Isle of Tiree, which was the lowest value since storm naming was introduced in 2015 and the lowest depth of pressure in the UK since 24 December 2013. As the deep low pressure crossed the Republic of Ireland, satellite imagery on the Friday morning suggested

• Two named storms and a typical mix of winter weather: Winter 2024/25 statistics

  in the UK was 100mph at Drumalbin in Lanarkshire and a weather station on Tiree, Inner Hebrides, recorded the UK’s lowest pressure reading since storm naming was introduced in autumn 2015. The map below shows maximum gust speeds on 24 January 2025 from Storm Éowyn. Met Office Scientist Emily Carlisle

• winter-storms-december-2013-to-january-2014---met-office.pdf

  coasts. Pressure The graph below shows mean sea level pressure recorded at three Hebridean stations: Stornoway, South Uist and Tiree from 10 December 2013 to 10 January 2014. The four pronounced downward spikes are the storms of 18 to 19 December, 23 to 24 December, 27 to 28 December 2013 and 3 January

• A look back at the 2024/25 storm season

  was 941.9hPa on Tiree, the lowest since 2013. Several stations recorded gusts of 92mph or more, including 100mph at Drumalbin, Lanarkshire, 96mph at Brizlee Wood, Northumberland, 93mph at Aberdaron, Gwynedd and 92mph at Killowen, County Down. Fifteen stations set new January gust records, highlighting

• NCIC Monthly Summary

  at Fettercairn (Kincardineshire). The rain cleared westwards from most parts on the 4th leaving brighter weather with some showers, and Auchincruive (Ayrshire) reached a high of 18.0 °C. After a mild night, with Tiree (Argyll) not falling below 12.3 °C, the 5th was dry and bright in the north and west

• Microsoft Word - CompleteDocumentOctober2019.docx

  on the 5th, giving 59 mm at Islay (Argyll), and a warm night followed with Tiree (Argyll) not falling below 11.8 °C, and much of the country had a wet day on the 6th. 7th to 12th Westerly and south-westerly winds prevailed during this period with plenty of orographic enhancement of rainfall in the west

• Microsoft Word - mwr_2023_07_for_print.docx

  unless otherwise stated. Weather impacts � Various impacts from the often unseasonably wet and windy weather – mostly flood-related. With barely a dry day nation-wide, windy conditions and often rather low temperatures, there were various weather impacts through the month. On the 6th, the Tiree music

• mwr_2023_02_for_print

  , 5mAMSL) -8.5°C on 27th at Tulloch Bridge (Inverness-shire, 249mAMSL) -12.9°C on 8th at South Newington (Oxfordshire, 105mAMSL) 45.6mm on 2nd at Cassley (Sutherland, 99mAMSL) 9.9hr on 25th at Tiree (Argyll (in Strathclyde Region), 9mAMSL) 72Kt 83mph on 3rd at Baltasound No 2 (Shetland, 15mAMSL) also