Weather and Climate

Lovely rant Tudor. Couldn't agree more. Len Wembury On Friday, 26 November 2021 at 19:37:25 UTC

The devil is in the detail. That is, cloud cover and rain on short and long time scales. The high res

Interesting to see Nick Miller talking about how the weather has been coming along in blocks recently

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-56026374 Jack

This was on BBC Spotlight last night. Quite amusing. https://www.facebook.com/bbcspotlight/videos/

I shall look forward to seeing your Orkney photos, Jack, as I'll be working there in about 3

It's perhaps because I've done some work on applications that visualise weather radar imagery

Looking back at yesterday's max temperature anomalies. A ring of cold and a larger ring of warmth

x/c weather: https://www.xcweather.co.uk/ is very good for showing converfgence if preferences are

Has it picked up the Painted Lady invasion?

At least there are some advantages to living north of latitude 57° then! You're right about the

Me too. I know it is pointless and unwise to enter any discussion on Brexit here, but it would be

It's a bit like the storms forecast for Sussex last night, Locl BBC TV said the storms would move

Yes, Len we lived near Cullompton, and that convective infill happened quite often during the summer.

"... high pressure still in control" for further east and north on Sunday so says an upbeat

I don't know about that Graham but I think the latest weather radar, like visible satellite

Well done! I saw that and was pleasantly surprised.

I agree, but to be fair Helen Roberts did say 'temperatures way below average' on todays

The BBC very rarely show radar images (or high resolution visible satellite imagery) these days. But

On Tuesday, 11 June 2019 11:02:39 UTC+1, Julian Mayes wrote: Thanks for the map Bruce. My 09-09 total

And it's still raining...those nuisance showers just don't when to give in. Hopefully the

So says Lucy Martin on the 1130am BBC weather. Well all I can say in reply to her is that's

This feature was TOTALLY missed by the two main NWP models and not picked up by the BBC weather

I was going to mention the overly optimistic upbeat headlines in this afternoon's forecast from

I think it's because they want to be seen as caring about the weather in smaller towns and

Just to emphasise my point about the missing first six hours of the forecast, here's the first

I agree. The BBC are increasingly "having their cake and eating it", by giving us several

The ECMWF model was not quite right after all that...

... I think I'll have to resurrect the FAQ/Glossary! PPN = precipitation, in common use in