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Monthly Archives: November 2015
St Andrew’s Day Weather
Today is St Andrew’s day, the patron saint of Scotland, but the 30 November was also a special day for all of us that went to the little school with the same name in the Birchills as we also had … Continue reading
May need to hold on to your hat.
Today sees us start off with some early morning rain but the radar images are suggesting that this will clear during mid morning to leave us with a dry period until lunchtime. We will then see further rain showers reach … Continue reading
Good news and not so good news
Yesterday afternoon certainly became a bit damp and we can expect more of the same today. The Met Office have also issued a severe weather warning for increased wind speeds in our area. The current risk matrix shows that the … Continue reading
Best in the morning
The air pressure is currently reducing rapidly and will continue to do so until mid afternoon when the barometer readings will be around 1004mb. This change of air pressure also means that it will be a breezy day. The best … Continue reading
Drizzly start first thing
Today, at the time of observation, saw steady light drizzly rain falling on our area. The rain radar images are showing a few more small clusters of drizzly rain cloud around first thing this morning but, on the whole, it … Continue reading
See the “stream”
So far today (at approximately 06:30 hours) we have received 1.8mm of rain and the radar images are showing that there are some further small clusters of rain cloud heading our way. These rain systems may simply blow by but … Continue reading
Warmer than yesterday.
The jet stream has now moved much closer to the UK and, in fact will be running across our island during the next 24 hours. This will being us a period of less settled weather but it will be much milder … Continue reading
