Polar Maritime

Were all learning this morning Bish

Load you vid on youtube, once the page is loaded scroll down just below the vid and click "share".. just below that a link will pop up, copy and past that link and hey presto! Don't copy & past the link at the top of the page, As this will only display the link not the vid..

Here you go Steve.. On youtube click share then copy & past the link

Clouding over from the S/W now, with the breeze picking up..

Kp level 6 Storm currently in progress.. GEOMAGNETIC STORM IN PROGRESS: High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras as Earth passes through the wake of a CME that struck on June 7th. The initial impact of the CME was weak, but as June 7th turned into June 8th a G2-class geomagnetic storm developed. At its peak, the storm sparked Northern Lights in the USA as far south as Wisconsin: http://www.spaceweather.com/

Wonderful Sunday morning here after some early showers cleared leaving 1.3mm. Clear blue Sky's with a light S/W breeze. Temp already 15.8c..

ECMWF & GFS this morning is showing some rather pleasant Summery weather towards Mid-Month. With Heights pushing just West of the UK, Beyond that and the GFS continues to show cooler and more unsettled pattern. With the jet pushing South allowing a slack Northerly of sorts... I must say the GFS has been very consistent with this.

Let's move on please..

Yes i have heard that saying many times in the Dales round here, Such as "the storm is trapped in the Valley..!

I have only seen the Media hype it up, All professional forecast have been spot on so far.

Drying up here to TM, The ground only damp now after early'er showers and rumbles.. Overcast, Temp 12.1c

Please can all the moaners and groaners stick to this thread please http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/75963-the-no-storms-club-nsc-2014-onwards/page-20#entry2983626 We have all day left, With convective activity pushing North, When have we ever seen storms covering all of the UK.. Some will always miss-out it's inevitable.

INCREASING CHANCE OF FLARES: NOAA forecasters have boosted the odds of an M-class flare on June 7th to 35%. To see why, click on the image below, and pay close attention to the circled regions: During the past 48 hours, three large sunspot groups have materialized. Nearly invisible on June 5th, now the active regions are peppered with dark cores larger than Earth. All three regions have unstable magnetic fields that pose a threat for significant eruptions. The greatest threat comes from sunspot AR2080. Its 'beta-gamma-delta' magnetic field harbors energy not only for medium M-class flares, but also for powerful X-flares. Because AR2080 is centrally located on the solar disk, any flares this weekend will likely be Earth-directed. http://www.spaceweather.com/

Models are showing some unsettled/cool weather for the time of year, With my slack Northerly still showing around the 13/14th, Especially towards the end of the run, With bouts of rain/showers blowing in on a Westerly off the Atlantic. Iceland may get a bit of the white stuff

Morning all ! Thunder and heavy showers here now Temp 11.2c

Heavy showers with rumbles of Thunder in the Distance. Temp 11.1c, Rain 1.3mm.

NOCTILUCENT CLOUDS INTENSIFY: NASA's AIM spacecraft saw the first wispy noctilucent clouds (NLCs) of the 2014 summer season on May 24th. Since then NLCs have begun to intensify around the Arctic Circle and descend to lower latitudes. This morning, June 6th, Noel Blaney spotted a bank of the electric-blue clouds over Bangor, Northern Ireland: http://www.spaceweather.com/

M Flare a few hours ago..

Snow Patches under Tower Ridge.. http://alanhalewood.blogspot.co.uk/2014/06/tower-ridge-snow-in-coires-and-lest-we.html

I will be keeping my fingers crossed S.B, As you say a long time to go yet in the scale of things, But it's looking good so far..

Yes to hot for me today to do man work! A high of 18.8c here. Currently; Dry and clear with a little haze forming, Temp 18.3c, N/N/E 4mph.

Yes John, A min temp of 4.6c here last night.. Currently; Dry and clear with light South winds 10.8c.

Yes a N/S split is looking likely as i mentioned the other day, Also the GFS has been hinting cooler conditions for a while now from around the 16th with a slack Northerly still showing as heights push up into Greenland.. The ECMWF on the other hand shows a more Westerly flow off the Atlantic.

A cool dry night here with a low of 4.7c. Currently; Clear blue sky's and little wind. Temp 9.2c, South 2mph.