Weather Kenmore for tomorrow Central- Tayside - Fife

Spring 2025 Weather Forecast for the United States and Canada: La Niña Influence

Spring 2025 promises to be dynamic and contrasting due to the influence of the La Niña climate phenomenon, which continues to strengthen in the tropical Pacific Ocean.

New storm Herminia is heading for Europe. Wind gusts will exceed 120 km/h.

Just as the British Isles began to recover from the devastating hurricane Eowyn, they are threatened by a new natural disaster. Today, Ireland is expected to be covered by hurricane Herminia, which will bring strong winds and heavy rains.

Severe Storm Brings Flooding and Power Outages to São Paulo, Brazil

A devastating storm swept through São Paulo on Friday, January 24, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Torrential rains caused widespread flooding, power outages affecting 180,000 residents, and significant damage to infrastructure across the city.

Tornado in New Zealand, damaged homes, massive power outages

A tornado has hit the Mangawhai area of ​​Northland, New Zealand, causing major damage. According to preliminary data, trees have been knocked down, roofs have been damaged, and massive power outages have been recorded. Two people have been hospitalized.

Geomagnetic activity forecast: A solar flare of M3.3 coronal mass ejection

January 21, 2025: A solar flare of M3.3 occurred at 10:39 UTC. The flare was long-lasting (started at 10:08 UTC and ended at 11:00 UTC) and was accompanied by a coronal mass ejection (CME) directed toward Earth.

Spring 2025 Europe Weather Forecast: High-Pressure Dominance and a Milder Start to the Season

The Spring 2025 forecast for Europe reveals a season dominated by high-pressure systems, leading to generally milder conditions with normal precipitation patterns. Early predictions show low-pressure zones and the jet stream shifting further north, setting the stage for a stable spring season across much of the continent.

Storm Eowyn to Bring ‘Weather Bomb’ to Ireland and UK: Warnings Issued

The UK Met Office has officially named Storm Eowyn (pronounced ay-oh-win) as the fifth storm of the 2024/25 European storm season. Forecasted to rapidly intensify, the storm is expected to bring hurricane-force winds, heavy rainfall, and snow to parts of Ireland and the UK starting Thursday, January 23, and continuing into the weekend. Authorities have issued warnings for severe disruptions, urging residents to prepare for what is being called a "weather bomb."