Snowyowl9

@Polar Maritime Odd gust touching 70mph here on the Davis, with heavy rain. The wind is howling through the plantation at the back of the house dec 8th.. Thats strange I didn t recall anything for that night here..unlike last night january 22nd..severe gale.. Theres also another day in december that TM had gusts 70 or 80mph more of a NW looks impressive on the chart nothing much here from that either..

Gale force winds in shropshire last night fresh gale at 44mph we had a major blackout for 8 hours from 8.25pm and a severe gale force wind.. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/observations/gcqh76ug7 https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/observations/gcms1hjef I would say stronger mean winds although other night was similar huge gusts not groundbreaking..but mean speeds are impressive..

Cold week spell last january..midmonth too..

Overall in general this turned out to be the biggest most widespread storm damaging etc in 10 years.. Winds whipped up here at 11pm so the first severe gale of the season.. Heard that 99mph gust over northunberland.. 49 gusting upto 77mph just west of here is year a severe gale..

Storm force winds in glasgow 58 upto 77mph wow.. Wind Map - Britain Observations WWW.XCWEATHER.CO.UK

This one you re on about I m guessing..there were gales but thats pretty normal for winter.. Currently interesting wind map...nothing much going on here yet except very wet and windy.. Wind Observation Map - Britain (xcweather.co.uk) Storm force by the west coast.. Call that a storm this was a brutal storm gusts of 96mph storm force winds..

What storm was that only a brief 30 min severe squall with no damage here.. No severe gales have reached here yet..but tonight is the first..

The first severe gales of the winter are coming later tomorrow this looks widespread.. ..

A cold day today with a very cold feeling SWly wind quite breezy very little low cloud high cloud moved in sprinklings of snow still left 3.3c max now 1.6c.. Tomorrow certainly looks raw and windier still.

Coldest january night since a good question I havn t looked yet.. -5.8c yesterday was a stunning mid jan day at 0.6c

Have I reached the twilight zone..I thought it was winter and summer chat is up..

Heatwave today..Summer temps of 24c.. In reality its 9.4c an inversion..

Still some snow left more on the lawn 0.7c last night could of frozen higher up.. Thick fog rain not amounting to much light drizzle..

On December 3 there is action on the China Belly.. Now there is an extreme quake swarm at the Philippines there along the eastern edge of the Sunda Plate. Latest earthquakes in the world during the past 30 days - interactive map WWW.VOLCANOESANDEARTHQUAKES.COM

A blast from the past The EnForcer is back.. It wasn t powdery snow here dry snow then damp now wet..

And winter has only just begun..Certainly more snow than last december,quite a frustrating month last year for snow during that 2 weeks cold spell

So the snowiest december since 2017 we had 3 inches.. Dewpoints are up this morning as its all fell off the trees.. Light rain.. Tomorrow looks interesting to say the least..

First falling snow of the year,a tiny shower earlier and another slightly more shower just with a sprinkling at 0.7c By monday its going to be close but no cigar.. Snow tonight though..

Outstanding start to winter,last years cold spell started 10 days later strange a year later ok the atlantic is fighting back like a madman..

Coldest night for the time of year since 2010 at -4.4c.. And its actually as it was still november the coldest november night since 2006..if you were to exclude the record cold november cold snap..

Coldest november day since 2010 at 1.6c.. Some cloud about today but mostly clear and partly sunny..

It is clear from geological evidence that the split from Iceland to the Azores has happened before. The scripted drama of the Pangea breakup has Eurasia spreading while the Pacific compresses, which makes this split inevitable. The Iceland volcanoes are not super volcanoes, but like all volcanoes require residents to evacuate temporarily. This spate of quakes and crevasses is a result of the pulling apart of the N American Continent - the New Madrid Rupture. The Mainland Portion of N America is bound to the Eurasian Plate to the East and North, but the Mainland of N America is also being pulled West and South during the New Madrid Rupture process, dropping onto Mexico. The SE Portion is being pulled East with Africa. Until the New Madrid Rupture completes, releasing any hold the SE Portion had upon the Mainland Portion in Canada, the border tug tearing Iceland apart will continue. Given the pending New Madrid Rupture, Iceland’s pain will soon end. Swarm of Missouri New Madrid Fault Quakes - 4 in Just a Few Hours 101THEEAGLE.COM The week is off to a shaky start along the New Madrid Fault in Missouri. There's been a sudden uptick of quakes with 4 being reported in just a few hours time and nearly 20 over the past 7 days.

Wettest october on record here..Still got 10 days to go..

The good thing about today is we don t have a westerly so the front of the house is dry.. And we re sheltered here anyway,its just exceptionally record breaking wet morning which should ve had an amber in NE wales but didn t..

September 1999 record wet 2 days has now been broken.. 3.6inches of rain in 2 days now..Ok its october..but never seen so much water seeping from under the ground..