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. The last week in August saw some benign weather; rain on the 26th affected some of the events taking place at Pride Cymru in Cardiff, and a T20 Blast cricket quarter-final in Taunton, Somerset was postponed by a day due to the rain. England diary of highlights August began with a week of mostly
day probability forecasts: geomagnetic storms, X-ray flares, high energy protons & high energy electron events MOSWOC flare forecast Example MOSWOC 4-day probabilistic flare forecast Flare category Flare occurred in past 24h? Probability that flare will occur for each of the next 4 days
at the other locations slightly further east. The rainfall from this event was remarkable for its duration, rather than intensity, and was notably similar in character to Seathwaite in November 2009. The table below lists rainfall accumulations for a standard 'rain-day' when observations are made from 0900
at low levels and temporarily 10-20 cm over higher ground before snow turns to rain later in the day. ⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued⚠️⚠️ Heavy snow across parts of Scotland Sunday 03:00 – 14:00 Latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfRBfs Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️ pic.twitter.com/ZrrFc3dnEY — Met Office
A low-pressure system to the west of Ireland will draw a plume of warm Atlantic air up from the south west over much of the country, bringing temperatures up into the teens for many places up to and including New Year’s Day. New Year’s Eve will be mild for most, with temperatures staying in double
. The following day had reports of standing water around Swansea and at junction 43 of the M4. On the 30th trains were delayed at Talerddig and North Llanrwst due to speed reductions imposed due to wet conditions. Elsewhere, fallen trees blocked roads and railway lines across parts of the east and south-east
Tuesday will begin on a notably chilly note, particularly across northern and western regions. However, conditions will improve through the morning, with many areas enjoying a dry day accompanied by sunny spells. Some cloud may build during the afternoon, especially in central and eastern areas
’ and ‘Hill walking’, which are available from Mountain Leading Training. The weather on the mountains can be very changeable so check weather forecasts the day before you set off as well as on the day itself. Keep an eye on the weather throughout the day and consider how it may affect your route. Don’t
transition? Future changes in the dry-to-wet transition First Day Fraction Dry Days (2) In each year Precipitation Intensity Over all years dry-to-wet transition period climatological envelope First Day Fraction Dry Days Depends only on the precipitation time series (simulated or observed) No need
A band of cloud and rain will move southeastwards across the UK during the day, with some locally heavy downpours expected, particularly across parts of Wales, western, and southwestern England. As the system progresses, it will tend to fragment into showers through the afternoon. In contrast, much
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