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Warm here today, high of 19c. Very blustery. Animation of Storm Kathleen's wind gusts:
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Don't want to say exactly, apologies , north west area though. Lets see what the evening brings.
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Windy here but nothing wild yet. Animation showing the strong jetstream driving storm Isha. Possibly a few too many arrows and a little fast moving.....
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Animation of the gusts from Storm Isha. Looks like it's going to be a pretty windy period, perhaps the strongest storm we've had for a good while?
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48 hour animation of the snow for the UK, will some of us see a dusting tomorrow morning?
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As many of you have mentioned above, looks like it's going to be turning cooler towards the middle of next week. 10 day animated chart of the 500mb height + SLP:
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Yep, went out for a walk earlier and it was noticeable how much cooler it felt compared to recently.
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Storm Gerrit has been named, this is how the wind gusts are looking
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Animation of the Wind Gusts from Storm Pia.
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Another day another named storm, Fergus is on the way as mentioned above This is how the wind gusts are looking. Fizzles out as the centre of the low passes over the region.
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Short video showing wind and rain gusts covering the warning period.... Looks like it could be pretty breezy later for the North West region!
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Looks like it might be a little gusty for the region on Saturday evening, with gusts > 40mph.
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Model Output Discussion - Into Winter
weatherCharter replied to MATTWOLVES 3's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
A little bit of a change next week with 3 lows making an appearance: -
Animation of this evenings potential snow event:
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Major Hurricane Lee
weatherCharter replied to matty40s's topic in Hurricanes, Cyclones and Extreme weather worldwide
Hello all I've recently been looking at generating charts from the raw GFS data, this is the latest wind gust data and pressure data for Lee. Looks like it's going to swing NW pretty rapidly:
