Weather and Climate

I disagree - I heard it mentioned in more than one Met Office broadcast. On Wednesday, 8 January 2025

Calmer please in March when I am having a week in Ireland — based Kells where my wife grew up. Jack

But I recognise that presumably the storm had already been named as Debi by Met Eireann. On Wednesday

Lastly (I'll shut up now,) look here for some great pictures of Porthleven, which as usual was

States of Jersey Police at around 3.45 am: So far tonight 29 adults, 6 children and 7 pets have been

It does at the moment. I always felt it might turn into one of these tip of Cornwall extreme affairs,

MetO back to 66mph for Penzance now, 85mph gust predicted for exposed parts West Cornwall &

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

From https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/about-us/press-office/news/weather-and-climate/2021/storm-barra-

I wonder if the Met Office have become so used to the Irish met office naming storms, because they

85 mph gust at Mace Head at 16 UTC on a trough.

They would be mad not to...

Blended WV and IR image 06 UTC 31 December and metars/ship obs Your daily healthy dose of meteorology

Temp just dropped 4C in 21 minutes here including a drop of 0.5C in 1 minute.

On Wednesday, 18 October 2017 19:04:43 UTC+1, xmetman wrote: I don't know if BBC SW have just let

Max gust in my sheltered valley location was just 18mph, not even as windy as the day before! (20mph)

I was just looking back at how well the Met Office did with naming the storms in the 2015-16 season.

Still blowing a bit but will fall lighter if and when cold front passes.

I've proposed the same before. I agree.

Just not the forum for politics.