Weather and Climate

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-cornwall-65262392 On Wednesday, 12 April 2023 at 20:14:37

Stithians is actually overflowing, SW Water currently show it as 98.5% full. So if they are pumping

Sennen harbour yesterday afternoon - very pretty I rather liked this in the Cove Diary "It has

It seems to have been too windy for gliders to be able to take off to explore what were clearly

Rather them than me, it was gusting >80mph at Gwennap Head at the time. https://www.cornwalllive.

It was the worst gale in west Cornwall, certainly easily the most damaging, of the year. It's

Where is it? Associated with the low which has been sitting around in mid Atlantic generating a

I'm surprised at the Culdrose figures, they are down even on Camborne. On St Mary's the MEAN

Copley 11:10Z SW 36G43KT 9th gale day this month, 11in past 28 days Mean 24hr wind so far this month

The Met Office thinks so: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/press-office/news/weather-and-climate

Hello, Jack, Thanks for the input. The Pennine lee wave is a notable feature in this area. No, Jack,

Slowly abating, down to W35G42KT at 1350Z Ready for Storm Corrie tomorrow, just time to re-attach my

Title should be 'You wait 10 months then 2 come at once.' Up until Bella, the last gale in

Looking at various sites, it appears most coastal locations in Cornwall, exposed to the west, got

Rather nicer here at the moment. Wind W force 2 - cloudless - temp 2.9°C. A weather nut, asked to

Transformation in sea conditions this today. Perranuthnoe, 4 miles from Penzance on the south coast.

I'm behind the times. It might be Aiden unless the French get in first with Alex. Len

They'll be some damage and sand shifting tomorrow evening/night into Friday and a spring tide

Right click on image and then choose View image to get a bigger picture and more detail.. Len

On Sunday, December 22, 2019 at 1:16:00 PM UTC, Keith (Southend) wrote: Good test for UKMO who's

My main point was, no warning for 2nd November though. Len

Reached 48 knots at 0700 in Plymouth which just brings it into storm force 10 category. 72 knot gust

This pic of Wembury beach sent to the BBC this morning at high tide. Not worth trying to surf. ;-)

After a week of sunshine here in the parched South East, I'll be driving to Glasgow on Tuesday so

Plymouth Mt Batten just reached a sustained 34 knots

It is remarkable how little the presentation of charts has changed in 80 years. I can't quite

More explosive deepening and severe gales (click for link)

Storm Herwart is causing serious disruption in Germany. Train service has been suspended in much of

Well the wind got to us as well, though not to the same extent as further North. Our power returned

On Saturday, 4 February 2017 18:51:48 UTC, Martin Rowley [West Moors/East Dorset] wrote: the critical