summer blizzard

I will look at some historic charts to confirm this however if it is true then it wuld confirm my predictions of a long, hot and dry summer, 1976 had the driest summer on record until 1995.

This cold spells total is 3cm.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 13:09pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a southerly or westerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 32mph, the strongest winds are in north west England. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 0C in Yorkshire and Ireland and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 6C in the Outer Hebrides and the Shetland Isles. The lowest pressure in the British Isles is 1012mb in south eastern England and the highest pressure in the British Isles is 1020mb in northern Scotland. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 13mph winds coming from a north to north easterly direction, a temperature of 1C, a dew point of 0C and a pressure of 1013mb. The wind has veered to the east throughout most of Scotland, however throughout much of England the wind direction is predominantly north to north easterly, it also looks like there is a front in the North Sea from the north of Scotland to The Wash.

Had a twenty minute snow shower this morning, deposited one centimetre on the bins and other objects but had only just started to settle on the paths, it has all melted now even though the temperature is around 0C.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 22:09pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a southerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 31mph, the strongest winds are in eastern England. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is -1C in Scotland and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 5C in the coastal regions of northern Ireland. The lowest pressure in the British Isles is 1016mb in south eastern England and the highest pressure in the British Isles is 1024mb in the Outer Hebrides and south western Ireland. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 16mph winds coming from a north to north westerly direction, a temperature of 1C, a dew point of -2C and a pressure of 1017mb.

Had three snow showers today but only one nearly settled.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 13:39pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a southerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 41mph, the strongest winds are in eastern England. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 1C in northern Scotland, northern England and eastern England and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 5C in Ireland. The lowest pressure in the British Isles is 1016mb in south eastern England and the highest pressure in the British Isles is 1024mb in western Scotland and Ireland. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 31mph winds coming from a northerly direction, a temperature of 2C, a dew point of -3C and a pressure of 1018mb.

The temperature has dropped 2C in 15 minutes as the clouds rolled in and small flakes have been falling lightly. 186 metres above sea level.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 21:39pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a southerly or easterly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 49mph, the strongest winds are in the Isle Of Man. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 0C in northern Scotland and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 9C in the south west of the British Isles. The lowest pressure in the British Isles is 1016mb in the east of the British Isles and the highest pressure in the British Isles is 1024mb in southern and western Ireland. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 18mph winds coming from a north westerly direction, a temperature of 3C, a dew point of -2C and a pressure of 1015mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 19:09pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a northerly component. The wind speeds are fairly high with a maximum of 59mph, the strongest winds are in the Outer Hebridees. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 2C in northwest Englandand the Highlands and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 8C in the west of the British Isles. The lowest pressure in the British Isles is 1004mb in the Outer Hebrides and the highest pressure in the British Isles is 1024mb in East Anglia. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 8mph winds coming from a southerly direction, a temperature of 3C, a dew point of 2C and a pressure of 1021mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 19:39pm. The wind speeds are fairly high with a maximum of 33mph, the strongest winds are in the Outer Hebridees. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 0C in eastern Ireland and the Highlands and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 7C in the more coastal regions of the British Isles. The average pressure in the whole of the British Isles is 1016mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 3mph winds coming from a westerly to north westerly direction, a temperature of 4C, a dew point of 4C and a pressure of 1014mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 20:39pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a southerly component. The wind speeds are fairly high with a maximum of 46mph, the strongest winds are in the Isle Of Man. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 4C in north eastern Scotland and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 10C in south western Scotland. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in south west England and Ireland with an average of 1036mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in East Anglia with an average of 1028mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 15mph winds coming from a westerly direction, a temperature of 8C, a dew point of 6C and a pressure of 1029mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 10:08pm and nowhere in the British Isles is there a wind with a easterly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 32mph, the strongest winds are in northern Scotland. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is -1C Humberside and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 9C in south west England. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in south west England and southern Ireland with an average of 1036mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in the Shetland Isles with an average of 1024mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 18mph winds coming from a westerly direction, a temperature of 4C, a dew point of 3C and a pressure of 1031mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 20:39pm. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 33mph, the strongest winds are in north east England. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 0C in the England, Scotland border region and East Anglia and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 7C in the Outer Hebrides. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in the Outer Hebrides as 1039mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in south east England with an average of 1028mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 16mph winds coming from a Northerly direction, a temperature of 2C, a dew point of -2C and a pressure of 1032mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 10:38pm. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 36mph, the strongest winds are in the north of Scotland. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is -4C in the England, Scotland border region and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 6C in the Outer Hebrides. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in central Ireland with an average of 1036mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in East Anglia with an average of 1028mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 15mph winds coming from a WNW direction, a temperature of 1C, a dew point of -5C and a pressure of 1030mb.

Was 1893 not the year when it snowed in July.

I have just watched a program on channel 4 about the famous eruption of Krakatoa in 1893, there were several smaller eruptions before but the main eruption was so large that the island of Krakatoa was completely destroyed, it was so massive that it was heard in Madagasca and the shockwaves from the volcano were carried around the world seven times, it caused a 40 metre high tsunami, the one from the Indonessian earthquake was only 10 metres high and it blocked out sunlight due to Sulphur Dioxide particles being carried around the world by the Jet Stream causing a temperature drop and was responsible for a winter which was classed as the most severe since 1816, it also turned the sky red for 5 years. Since 1924 a new volcano has been forming and the new Krakatoa volcano is already as high as the previous volcano, it is only a matter of time before it has another massive eruption again. To put the eruption in prespective, it was ten times larger than the eruption of Mt St Helens in 1980.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 13:09pm. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 30mph, the strongest winds are in the south west of England. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is -1C in Carlisle and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 11C in the south west of England. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in the Outer Hebrides with an average of 1024mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in southern Ireland with an average of 1016mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 3mph winds coming from a variable direction, a temperature of 2C, a dew point of -3C and a pressure of 1019mb.

Is it very windy as the north of Scotland is geeting the worst of the winds.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 18:09pm and no where in the British Isles is there wind with a easterly component. The wind speeds are fairly high with a maximum of 60mph, the strongest winds are in the Outer Hebridees. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 4C in the Aberdeen and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 13C in south east Ireland. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in south west England with an average of 1016mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in north east Scotland with an average of 984mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 20mph winds coming from a WSW direction, a temperature of 9C, a dew point of 9C and a pressure of 1003mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 19:39pm and no where in the British Isles is there wind with a easterly or northerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 48mph, the strongest winds are in the Outer Hebridees and south west Wales. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is -1C in the north of Scotland and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 10C in south east England. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in the south of England with an average of 1004mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in north east Scotland with an average of 990mb. The current wind speed where i live, in Leeds is 15mph winds coming from a WSW direction, a temperature of 3C, a dew point of 2C and a pressure of 996mb.

I have just been looking at charts on www.xcweather.com for 18:38pm and no where in the British Isles is there wind with a easterly or northerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 48mph, the strongest winds are in the Outer Hebridees. The lowest temperature in the British Isles is 5C in the north west of England and the highest temperature in the British Isles is 10C in East Anglia. The highest pressure in the British Isles is in the south of England with an average of 1020mb and the lowest pressure in the British Isles is in northern Scotland with an average of 996mb.

It is because of the positioning of the high pressure which is causing tthe south east to have a more easterly component and the north to have a more westerly component to the southerly wind.

I have just been looking at wind charts for 11:38am and nowhere in the British Isles at that moment was there wind without a southerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 41mph in Machrihanish near the Isle of Islay, it looks as thoe the strongest winds are localised to the western areas of the British Isles. Temperatures are lowest in the east of the British Isles with a low of 5C in the far east of the British Isles and a high of 12C in Glasgow. The pressure is highest in south eastern England with an average of 1024mb and lowest in north western Scotland with an average of 1008mb. I got this information from www.xcweather.co.uk

I have just been looking at wind charts for 11:38am and nowhere in the British Isles at that moment was there wind without a southerly component. The wind speeds are fairly low with a maximum of 41mph in Machrihanish near the Isle of Islay, it looks as thoe the strongest winds are localised to the western areas of the British Isles. Temperatures are lowest in the east of the British Isles with a low of 5C in the far east of the British Isles and a high of 12C in Glasgow. The pressure is highest in south eastern England with an average of 1024mb and lowest in north western Scotland with an average of 1008mb. I got this information from www.xcweather.co.uk