Storm Darragh, jointly named by the UK Met Office, Met Éireann and the Dutch KNMI, will begin its destructive impact on Ireland and the UK from the evening of Friday, December 6, and will last until Saturday, December 7.
As Storm Bert barrels toward the United Kingdom and Ireland, it promises to bring an extreme weekend of weather. Meteorologists warn the storm will undergo explosive cyclogenesis on Saturday, November 23, 2024, transforming it into a “bomb cyclone” with a rapid pressure drop of over 24 hPa in just 24 hours.
As December approaches, global weather models predict significant changes in atmospheric patterns that will shape the start of winter across North America, Europe, and parts of Asia. Here’s a detailed meteorologist-style analysis of expected weather trends and anomalies.
Long-Range Weather Forecast for Winter 2024: December Outlook Read Post »
As the leaves start to change and the air turns crisp, many people’s thoughts inevitably turn to the upcoming winter season. While it’s still early, long-range forecasts are beginning to emerge that provide a glimpse of what we can expect when the cold winds blow in late 2024 and early 2025.
What to Expect for Winter 2024-2025 Across North America and Europe Read Post »
The recent tornado that swept through Aldershot, UK, on 20/09/2024 serves as a stark reminder that even seemingly unlikely events can occur, even in a country not typically known for its tornadoes.
Tornado Strikes the UK: Understanding the Unpredictable Weather Phenomenon Read Post »
