Monthly Archives: September 2015

Today sees the surface air pressure begin a slow descent that will eventually bring some low pressure and eventually rain to our area.  For the remainder of this week, however, the weather remains on the dry and bright side.  As … Continue reading →

Today’s air pressure remains high and will continue to do so for the rest of the week.  The current charts suggest that lower air pressure will move into our area over the weekend and will bring a risk of unsettled … Continue reading →

It is another day with some mist and heavy dew to start us off but, just like the last two days, this mist will soon burn away as the day warms. The surface air pressure has now settled at around … Continue reading →

This morning sees a veil of mist lying across our area but, fear not, because this will burn away as the sun rises and we will be left with another very pleasant day. The barometer, at approximately 08:40 hours, continued to … Continue reading →

It is  very bright start to the day and the air pressure will continue to rise.  By tomorrow morning the surface air pressure will be at 1032mb.  The current charts strongly suggest that high surface air pressure will remain with us … Continue reading →

The air pressure will continue to rise slowly today and will eventually settle at around 1024mb by the end of the day.  This will mean that there is a reduced risk of precipitation (only around 8% risk of rain) and … Continue reading →

After some light overnight rain the radar images are showing a few isolated rain clouds that will reach our area mostly this morning.  The majority will simply blow by but there is a 60% risk of further rain today. The majority … Continue reading →

Yesterday saw the monthly rain total increase to 24mm after we received another 4.8mm of rain.  Today, however,will see a generally dry day as the surface air pressure hovers around the 1010mb mark.  As of last night the average rainfall … Continue reading →

In the last 24 hours nearly 8mm of rain has fallen in the Hammerwich area and there is still a chance of a few drops more today.  The air pressure at the time of observation (06:35 hours) was continuing to … Continue reading →

As I write this post the surface air pressure is falling rapidly and we have all ready received 0.6mm of rain. The radar images are showing that further “waves” of light to moderate rain clouds are heading our way from … Continue reading →