Weather and Climate

Thanks Freddie, David On Friday, November 27, 2020 at 3:18:03 PM UTC Freddie wrote: On Friday, 27

What's that insect that seems to have landed over the Midlands? Orographic cloud but stiil a

This on facebook, someone took it from St Martins Store and Post Office 'Comet Neowise above St

dennis_202002151700z_era5_mslp_sfcobs.png ERA5 preliminary reanalysis for Dennis now available:- MSLP

09 UTC 6 December- raking light highlights cloud features associated with a number of jet streaks: 1)

It is noteworthy that Lorenzo has lost its eye. It is still a massive scale though and appears to be

Absolutely nothing here in SW Devon. Just a few drops. Zero in my 5 inch gauge. Forecast somewhat

We get excellent visibility just as the warm sector starts arriving, under the slowly lowering veil

In contrast today, we here in SW Devon, were forecast for a good soaking as the cold front whistled

Well it would be if you were an ant on a matchstick.....

Here in Molesey it was cold and gloomy on the Sunday under the smoke veil, the cold seemingly

Yes, it was a bit grey, though the sun kept breaking briefly through low mizzly cloud in the

https://youtu.be/gO1muYthCH8 Two hours near Nairn >> 48 seconds. Looking SE. Short lived

Love your videos Jack. Thanks. Len in the deep snowless south. Wembury, SW Devon.

Noticeable mountain wave NE Scotland. Windy on the coast but as I drove home from the coast, areas

https://youtu.be/OYf3eLizMdU 11 November 2.00 hours sped up x150 (48 seconds) Jack in N.Scotland

On Sunday, September 9, 2018 at 7:06:10 PM UTC+1, Jack Frost wrote: Out of interest... In terms of

Yes, it did look just a little "threatening" for an hour or so. "Now what's going

That cme right over me from late morning and lasted for several hours, turning the sun quite hazy at

What has happened to the 3 day loop of satellite pics from yr.no ? It has not been updated since Tues

Thanks, I'll look.

There are more animations here: http://www.goes-r.gov/multimedia/goes-16DataAndImagery.html Stephen.

Looks more like December than August. Only the altitude of the sun is a giveaway. I'm not looking