Jump to content
Will it snow? 7 day forecast Weather Radar Will it be cold?
Snow?
Local
Radar
Cold?

Harve

Members
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    1,378

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by Harve

  1. Harve
    The most resilient snow patches don't receive sun for too long, even in the summer. Hot and sunny is much better than the worst case scenario of warm, wet and windy.
  2. Harve
    That looks disgusting. On the other hand the max temperature today has been 12c. I'm in the wrong thread I realise, but 60km away from the French border must be close enough?
  3. Harve
    A pretty magnificent thunderstorm just passed in Belgium. Certainly in the north of England or Scotland these can't happen more than a few times per decade although I imagine it's not too rare here.
  4. Harve
    34.6c maximum not far from here.
  5. Harve
    http://www.meteobelgique.be/observations/temps-reel/stations-meteo.html I can't find any articles yet, but clicking on a few locations across Belgium shows a maximum of 34.6c in Limelette.
  6. Harve
    Memories can be unreliable. No matter how warm the winter/spring, Nevis is never even remotely close to snowless in late May.
  7. Harve
    I'm not sure how it compares to average, but it's been great in Belgium with only a few windy, dull and drizzly days with average temperatures of 19c, which slightly spoilt Pride last Saturday. I believe the peak temperature has been 26c. I guess north westerlies don't really affect the climate too much here.
  8. Harve
    8.6c
  9. Harve
    Now sleeting at 150m and no snow lying at all at lower altitudes. I imagine there's a lot more lying snow above 300m than the measly 2cm here because there's been 10+ hours of precipitation.
  10. Harve
    Moderate snow in central Belgium. About 1cm lying.
  11. Harve
    Early drizzle quickly turned to sleet and wet snow in the Derbyshire/Staffordshire Peak District. In the last few minutes it's really started bucketing it down.
  12. Harve
    Snow lying at 400m on the Derbyshire/Staffordshire border apparently. I've also been told about thunder and lightning?
  13. Harve
    There seems to be no snow in the rest of Western Europe but there's still 1-2cm lying in the centre of Belgium from 2 days ago even at low altitudes (and Belgium doesn't really have any high altitudes). I'm assuming it's quite localised.
  14. Harve
    For me the warmth has been notable but admittedly more so in its consistency than its extremes (although we have broken a huge number of daily CET records this year). Breaking warmth records has become the new norm in our lifetime so it no longer seems particularly remarkable. If 11 months had been below average then I'm sure this thread would be much, much longer.
  15. Harve
    There's about 2cm of snow on the ground here and I'm only 300km from the Kent coast, so despite the poor-ish prospects, winter maybe isn't as far away from the UK as it might seem!
  16. Harve
    Just started snowing in Belgium. I don't really follow the weather here and 0c on the continent always a good bit warmer than 0c in the UK so it was completely unexpected when it started!
  17. Harve
    5.4c
  18. Harve
    A 30 year average is long enough for an exceptional month not to distort the average too much (well, unless 5.7c looks a lot different to 5.9c to you). If we were talking about 5 year averages, then what you're saying would definitely make sense.
  19. Harve
    7.1c
  20. Harve
    14.1
  21. Harve
    I'll try 16.5c. More of the same.
  22. Harve
    "Record rains turned Australia into a giant green global carbon sink" http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/may/22/record-rains-turned-australia-into-a-giant-green-global-carbon-sink I found this pretty interesting.
  23. Harve
    I don't quite know why we use 61-90 average rather than, say, 31-60 or 1779 to 2014 average, but I think it's good to always refer to the same average rather than moving the it every 10 years. I don't see why the 81-10 average is seen as more 'relevant' just because it's more likely to return a month close to normal rather than well above. A 10.1c April CET is a 10.1c April CET.
  24. Harve
    My perfect May. I'll also guess 11.4c in the hope that your prediction will be correct.
  25. Harve
    The next few weeks are looking damp and mild. In contrast, last spring was rather snowy and I'm sure the highest parts weren't at their maximum depth this time last year. The exceptional snow depth back in early March surely won't be too exceptional anymore?
×
×
  • Create New...