UK cloud seeing to produce snow in March
In recent days, the United Kingdom has been experiencing an unusual phenomenon – snowfall in March. While snow is not uncommon in the UK, especially during the winter months, the sudden onset of snow in March has raised questions about its cause.
One of the explanations put forth by meteorologists is the presence of a cloud formation known as the Cumulonimbus cloud. These clouds are characterized by their towering heights and can reach up to 40,000 feet. They are often associated with thunderstorms, heavy rain, and hail, but they can also produce snow under the right conditions.
The Cumulonimbus cloud forms when warm, moist air rises and cools rapidly, causing water droplets to condense and form clouds. As the cloud continues to rise, the temperature drops and the water droplets freeze into ice crystals. These ice crystals continue to grow as they collide with other ice crystals and eventually become heavy enough to fall to the ground as snowflakes.
However, not all Cumulonimbus clouds produce snow. For snow to form, the air must be cold enough to keep the ice crystals frozen as they fall through the atmosphere. If the air is too warm, the ice crystals will melt and fall as rain instead.
So, what has caused the sudden onset of snow in March? One possible explanation is the presence of a high-pressure system over Scandinavia. This has resulted in a cold northeasterly airflow over the UK, bringing colder air from the Arctic region. As the cold air interacts with the moist air over the UK, it has created the perfect conditions for Cumulonimbus clouds to form and produce snow.
While the snowfall may be a novelty for some, it has caused disruption and inconvenience for others. Road and rail travel has been affected, and some schools have been forced to close. However, it is worth noting that the snowfall is not unusual for this time of year. The UK often experiences a second wave of winter weather in March, known as the “March snow event.”
The sudden onset of snow in March in the UK can be attributed to the presence of Cumulonimbus clouds, which have been formed due to a cold northeasterly airflow over the country. While the snowfall may cause disruption and inconvenience, it is not uncommon for this time of year, and it is a reminder that we should always be prepared for unexpected weather conditions.
Have the UK practiced cloud seeding
Cloud seeding is a process by which chemicals, such as silver iodide, are released into clouds to encourage precipitation. While cloud seeding has been used in other parts of the world for decades, it is a relatively new concept in the UK. So, has the UK practiced cloud seeding? According to research on the internet, the answer is no, however, it bears the question of not everything is published, so unless it has been publically documented in the freedom of information act we would be none the wiser.
Cloud seeding according to the internet and AI is not currently practiced in the UK, nor has it been extensively tested. This is due in part to the unpredictable nature of the UK’s weather patterns, which can make it difficult to predict where cloud seeding would be effective.
However, there have been some small-scale cloud seeding experiments conducted in the UK in the past. One such experiment took place in 1958 when scientists attempted to modify the weather by seeding clouds with dry ice pellets. The experiment was unsuccessful, and no significant rainfall was recorded.
More recently, there have been calls to explore cloud seeding as a way to combat drought conditions in the UK. In 2012, a group of UK scientists proposed a cloud-seeding project that would target the Welsh mountains, which are a major source of water for much of the country. The project aimed to increase rainfall in the region and boost water supplies, but it was ultimately abandoned due to concerns about its feasibility and effectiveness.
Despite these limited experiments and proposals, cloud seeding remains a relatively untested and controversial technology in the UK. Some critics argue that it is an expensive and unreliable method of weather modification that could have unintended consequences, such as environmental damage or unpredictable weather patterns.
Others, however, believe that cloud seeding could be an important tool for managing water resources in the face of climate change and increasing demand. Proponents argue that cloud seeding could be used to boost rainfall in regions that are prone to drought or water scarcity, such as the southeast of England.
While there have been some limited experiments with cloud seeding in the UK, it is not currently practiced on a large scale. There is debate about the effectiveness and potential risks of cloud seeding, and it remains a controversial topic in the world of weather modification. As the impacts of climate change continue to be felt around the world, however, it is likely that cloud seeding will continue to be explored as a potential solution to water scarcity and other weather-related challenges.
**Disclaimer** The following information is the opinion of the editor, it is not to be taken as fact, or a conspiracy theory and it is not reporting misinformation, it is just a personal opinion of the author of this post.
With the rise in the cost of living, the silence on the aftermath of Brexit and what it cost the UK to leave, and the rise of inflation and energy costs, it is a bit coincidental that Britain is having snow blizzards in March. One has to wonder what is the bigger picture in all this.
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Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, gets 21 inches of rain per year. The US average rainfall is 37 inches. Snowfall is 146 inches. The average US city gets 25 inches of snow per year. The number of days with any measurable precipitation is 103 days.
On average, there are 290 sunny days per year in Taos Ski Valley. The July high is around 76 degrees. The January low is 4 degrees. Our comfort index, which is based on humidity during the hot months, is a 70 out of 100, where higher is more comfortable. The US average on the comfort index is 44.
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Is it healthy to workout outside during summer in the UAE ?
You might enjoy running outside in the “natural” air, but is it doing you more harm than good? Living in a big city often comes with poor quality of air, from traffic fumes to burning fossil fuels. And when it gets hot, it’s even less bearable. The UAE has “unhealthy” levels of pollution during summer due to the extreme high temperatures and humidity, causing the already high amount of pollution to get trapped in the air. Air quality is one of the key issues in the UAE National Vision agenda.
9 out of 10 people breathe contaminated outdoor air that exceeds the acceptable levels set by the World Health Organization guidelines.
During a period of high intensity exercise, your ventilation rate can be multiplied by up to 10. That means the amount of air you’re breathing in significantly increases. So when this air contains harmful pollutants such as sulphur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and ozone, to name a few, it’s certainly not something you want to be absorbing.
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Abstract Volume 11
Issue 6 (2006) pp 408-409
The Determination of Carbon Dioxide in Exhaled Air: A Calculator-Based Laboratory Experiment
James Gordon* and Nathaniel Barbe
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Published online: 1 December 2006
Abstract. A detection method using current technology was applied to a classic experiment in which gaseous carbon dioxide from exhaled air was collected in a flask and ultimately reacted with aqueous sodium hydroxide. A gas pressure sensor interfaced to a calculator-based data collection system was used to determine the percent of carbon dioxide in exhaled air. The average percent of carbon dioxide was found to be approximately 5 %.
Key Words: Laboratories and Demonstrations; general chemistry; introductory/high school chemistry; gases; calculator-based learning
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The National Hurricane Center is watching a newly-formed tropical disturbance south of Oaxaca, dubbed Invest 92E.
This disturbance is nearly, if not already, a tropical depression, and is moving north-northwest as it intensifies and moves toward the Mexican coast.
Primary threats from this system will be heavy flooding and mudslides as it moves inland over the mountainous terrain of southern Mexico and Guatemala.
Meanwhile, global computer forecast models are suggesting the development of another tropical system later this week, forming as a disturbance near the Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone and moving north into the Gulf of Honduras, with slow intensification as it continues toward the eastern Yucatan peninsula.
Expect cloudy to mostly cloudy skies along the Riviera Maya along with periods of rain and increasing wind as the week progresses.
Author’s Note: The above commentary is opinion based on observations by professional meteorologists. For official information, always consult the National Weather Service and National Hurricane Center.


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To understand this, lets look at a simple bit of science and weather.
Snow forms at certain times of year when water vapor (millions and millions of teeny water drops), is lifted into the sky to areas of sub-freezing temperatures. The vapor firstly condenses, and then freezes. Importantly, the frozen water droplets have to freeze slowly to make very unique crystallized shapes i.e snow flakes.
But this can only happen at cloud level, and not on the way down to the surface or at the surface. If the unfrozen water droplets freeze too fast, and drop quickly you get hail or sleet! You also need the high level air to be thin (like on top of a mountain).
So, you need 4 things for snow to form
1) Thin air 2) Sub-freezing temperatures at cloud level. 3) An abundance of water vapor. 4) A mechanism of “transfer and lift”. Transfer and lift is cold air hitting warm air and, the warm air being forced on top of the cold into a wedge shape. If parts of Wales cannot provide any one of these, snow will not form. That’s the end of our little science lesson.
So how does that fit it in with forecasting?
Have you ever noticed that if you make a Chilli con-carne, yours always tastes different to someone else’s? Same basic ingredients, yet different taste. It’s because your chilli powder may be just a tad different to theirs, they may also cook it longer and at a hotter temperature than you. Just a pinch too much chilli and it doesn’t taste right.
This is rather like snow, the ingredients have to be EXACTLY right to create snow – and yes you do get dry snow and wet snow and small flakes or large flakes, depending on the exact mix. This makes forecasting snow quite hard.
But here in the UK, especially on the west coast it gets harder to predict where the snow will fall or even if it will. The problem is, we are an island surrounded by rather warm water – especially so on the west coast which carries the warm Gulf Stream.
To the East of Britain we have a massive land block, to the south we have Europe, and to the West we have Ireland. These coupled with warm water on the west, colder on the east, and even colder to the north, means that all the air really gets mixed up as it hit Britain – and depending on which is the stronger force at any one time, determines who wins. 100 miles either way makes a LOT of difference to the mix (remember our Chilli?).
Phew, so after all that you still have to consider the actual temperature of the land onto which it is falling and the air just above it, (how dry or wet it is will also determine if it lays) because that could also make the difference between snow and sleet.
Here on the West Coast so close to the warm sea at low land height, it becomes rarer to get snow and SO much harder to predict it. This is why you often get contradicting forecasts and last minute warnings, or no snow at all. On top of all that, there are three main weather computer’s we watch, and often they are at odds with each other due to the complexity of the detail.
If you want to accurately forecast snow there is one assured way to get it right. It’s called Lamp Post Watching. Yep you got it. Open your curtains at night, look at the nearest street light and away you go! Thats what all us weather geeks do!
Hopefully you will now have some understanding of why accurately forecasting snow is so hard.


Tropical Storm Delta was approximately 135 miles south of Negril, Jamaica, as of 10 a.m., and approximately 265 miles southeast of Grand Cayman. The long-term track, which often changes, has the storm making landfall Friday near Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes and then turning east toward New Orleans and then heading into Mississippi.
At 7 mph, the storm is going west. Speed is expected to pick up on Tuesday and Wednesday. The core of the storm is predicted to move away from Jamaica later in the day on the forecast route, move close to or over the Cayman Islands on Monday night, and reach the Isle of Youth and western Cuba on Tuesday afternoon or evening.
In the Caribbean Monday morning, Tropical Storm Delta was strengthening and is predicted to become a hurricane Tuesday on its way towards Louisiana, forecasters said.
In southeast Louisiana, the latest track from the National Hurricane Center has Delta making landfall Friday as a Category 2 hurricane, but this far away, the route has an average error of 160 to 200 miles.
Depending on the direction and strength of the system, heavy rain, hazardous storm surge, and gusty winds are all possible along the coast from Louisiana to the western Florida panhandle, forecasters said. For residents, now is the time to make arrangements and prepare.
Tropical Storm Gamma, weakening in the Gulf of Mexico, is also being watched by forecasters. It is near the peninsula of Yucatan and is not supposed to enter the U.S. Gulf Coast.
Forecasters said the long-term track becomes complex because they are unsure how Tropical Storm Delta will interact with the remnants of Tropical Storm Gamma.
The interaction "could result in a sharp westward jog, after which a sharp turn back toward the northwest could occur," according to Stacy R. Stewart, a senior hurricane specialist with the National Hurricane Center.
The latest track from the National Hurricane Center has the system moving into the southeastern Gulf of Mexico Tuesday night or early Wednesday.


Hurricane-force winds have brought down hundreds of trees and left more than 15,000 homes without power in Portugal.
The remnants of Hurricane Leslie swept into the centre and north of the country overnight on Saturday.
There have been no reports of deaths or injuries, but officials have warned people not to venture outdoors, and a number of flights have been cancelled.
The storm, one of the most powerful to ever hit the country, is now heading over northern Spain.
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Wind speeds of up to 176km/h (109mph) were recorded after the storm struck the mainland.
Most of the power cuts are in Leiria district and on the outskirts of the capital, Lisbon, although other areas are affected too.
Hundreds of people remained in an arts centre in Figueira da Foz after a concert because of the high winds.
Sunday’s Lisbon marathon is still expected to take place, though with an hour’s delay to the start, Spain’s El Pais reported.
It is rare for an Atlantic hurricane to reach the Iberian Peninsula, and it is thought this could be the most powerful to hit Portugal since 1842.
However, Hurricane Leslie, which formed on 23 September, was downgraded to a tropical storm before it made landfall.
The Spanish Meteorological Agency (Amet) said Leslie was likely to move north-east through the Iberian peninsula, with affected Spanish regions seeing wind speeds of up to 100km/h and heavy rainfall.
However it said its exact trajectory was uncertain, probably entering Spain near the city of Zamora.
Amet said on Sunday morning large areas of Asturias, Castille and León and Cantabria would be affected, with north-eastern areas hit in the afternoon.


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- The average temperature in Muskoka, On in September is mild at 13.1 °C (55.58 °F).
- Afternoons can be somewhat warm with average high temperatures reaching 19 °C (66.2 °F).
- Overnight temperatures are generally a little cool with an average low of 7.1 °C (44.8 °F).
- The range/ variation of diurnal mean temperatures in September is 11.9 °C (21.4 °F).
- The weather in September is not exactly parched. Circa 108.7mm (4.3in) of fluid is discharged.
- The shortest day is 11:41 long and the longest day is 13:14 long with an average length of 12:27.
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Weather and climate modification
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|Pagination||vi, 149 p.|
|Number of Pages||149|
|LC Control Number||66060715|
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Charles Galton Darwin, a physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project, who was also the grandson of Charles Darwin, talked about gaining direct control over the climate in his book, The Next Million Years. Weather modification is now possible. Attempts to modify the weather have been made since at least the late n: The weather and climate manipulation is examined as an optimal control problem for the earth climate system, which is considered as a complex adaptive dynamical system.
Weather and climate manipulations are actually amorphous operations. Since their objectives are usually formulated vaguely, the expected results are fairly unpredictable and uncertain.
However, weather and climate modification Cited by: Aerosol Approaches to Climate Engineering (e.g., results from climate modeling, using analogs such as volcanic eruptions and ship tracks, and development of technology to actually implement solar geoengineering) (joint with the Robert Dickinson Symposoium, and the 22nd Conference on Planned and Inadvertent Weather Modification).
By the time children reach fifth grade, their weather-related knowledge base goes well beyond "winter is cold" and "summer is warm." Activities that focus on the climate and weather should provide a more sophisticated level of learning than something simple, such as the seasons.
Go deeper with your. Teach your students about weather with these printables. Includes reading warm-ups, learning about evaporation through collecting data and creating a graph, and hands-on activities from a printable book. Climate Activities. Science Reading Warm-Up: Hurricanes.
Weather Printable Book (Grades ) Air Quality and the Weather -- Student Worksheet. This part of the question is of such importance in any weather modification effort that the Committee did go so far as to note, but not elaborate upon, the most critical questions in this area.
Also in accordance with its charge, the Committee did not address inadvertent global-scale modification of climate and weather (e.g., global warming). Environmental modification techniques have been applied by the US military for more than half a century.
US mathematician John von Neumann, in liaison with the US Department of Defense, started his research on weather modification in the late s at the height of the Cold War and foresaw ‘forms of climatic warfare as yet unimagined. GEORGE W. BOMAR Austin, Texas.
The state meteorologist and a former associate state climatologist, Bomar is the author of Texas Weather ( and ), the forerunner of this book. For more than thirty-five years, he advised Texas governors on proactive measures, including evacuations, to deal with hurricanes.
pdf The pdf use of weather modification is the â climate changeâ we should fear most. Chemtrails Planet This short video explains the basis for HAARP as a weapon of weather modification. The covert application of Teslaâ s concepts of heating the ionosphere has been sold to the public asâ global warmingâ and then â climate changeâ.
Neither warmists or. The US military is striving to achieve what download pdf calls â full spectrum dominanceâ of the planet by controlling the weather.
But it is not just the US that is involved in climate modification, China and Russia are too. Thanks to people like researcher Dane Wigington, however, we are getting to know a good deal about the massive US programme and how the .Ebook Weather and Climate remains the only comprehensive text describing Dynamic modification Thermally induced winds Notes - Mountain Weather and Climate, Third Edition Roger G.
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NASA launched a balloon to travel across the Arctic skies and it managed to capture some incredible images featuring rare blue clouds. These clouds are apparently formed when ice crystals interact with pieces of broken meteors. Scientifically, they are called noctilucent clouds or PMCs (polar mesospheric clouds).
By studying them, scientists can better understand turbulence in the atmosphere and they can even lend a hand with forecasting weather. You can see such clouds just after the sun has finished setting in Polar Regions during summer days. That’s because ice starts to form and envelop meteor remains which can be found in the upper atmosphere.
Dr. Dave Fritts, the man who led the PMC Turbo mission said that “our cameras were likely able to capture some really interesting events and we hope will provide new insights into these complex dynamics”. The mission had the balloon floating through the stratosphere for five consecutive days while its on board cameras were capturing six million high-resolution images.
The balloon was equipped with seven high-resolution cameras, a communication system and a computer control. Capable of recording 32 terabytes of data, it can capture mosaic or wide views extending one hundred miles across.
The clouds appearance is influenced also by the so-called atmospheric gravity waves. They are caused by masses of air which are pushed up as they encounter physical masses like mountain ranges. Dr. Fritts said that “This is the first time we’ve been able to visualise the flow of energy from larger gravity waves to smaller flow instabilities and turbulence in the upper atmosphere”.
Apparently, these kinds of altitudes can literally show you gravity waves breaking and cascading to turbulence. They resemble the kind of waves that you observe while looking at the ocean from the beach.
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Aerosol and chemical transport in tropical convection
NERC-funded consortium project involving the Universities of Manchester, Cambridge and York (UK); DLR and Forschungzentrum Julich (Germany); York University (Canada), NCAR (USA), Bureau of Meteorology (Australia) and Airborne Research Australia.
ACTIVE combines field measurements and a range of modelling tools at different scales to address the question of what determines the composition of the upper tropical troposphere (or tropical tropopause layer, TTL) - is it rapid upward transport in deep convection or slow large-scale transport? The field measurements were conducted in Darwin, Australia in two phases - the first in November/December 2005 to study pre-monsoon convection (the Hector storms over the Tiwi Islands) and the second in January/February 2006 to study monsoon convection. In both phases ACTIVE collaborated with other international campaigns at Darwin - the EU SCOUT-O3 project in November/December and the US/Australian TWP-ICE project during the monsoon period. The focus of all the campaigns were on aircraft measurements: ACTIVE used the Australian Egrett aircraft and the NERC Dornier to measure chemical and aerosol species in the inflow and outflow of tropical storms. The measurements are interpreted using cloud-scale modelling and large-scale modelling to distinguish the contribution of different sources to the TTL.
Dates of field campaigns at Darwin: Nov 7 – Dec 9 2005 and Jan 16 – Feb 17 2006
Presentation describing ACTIVE (ppt file)
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Presentations at Final ACTIVE meeting, 21 May 2009
Airborne Research Australia (Egrett)
NERC Airborne Remote Sensing Facility (Dornier)
Papers published from ACTIVE
Allen, G., et al, 2008. Aerosol and trace-gas measurements in the Darwin area during the wet season. J. Geophys. Res, 113, D06306, doi:10.1029/2007JD008706.
Correction to “Aerosol and trace-gas measurements in the Darwin area during the wet season”,J. Geophys. Res., 113, D23303, doi:10.1029/2008JD011284, 2008.
Allen, G., et al. 2009. Modulation of tropical convection by breaking Rossby waves. Quart. J. Roy. Meteorol. Soc. 135, 125-137.
Baran et al 2011 Using in situ estimates of ice water content, volume extinction coefficient, and the total solar optical depth obtained during the tropical ACTIVE campaign to test an ensemble model of cirrus ice crystals. Quart J. Roy Met Soc. 137, 199-218, DOI: 10.1002/qj.731, 2011.
Brunner, D., et al., 2009. The SCOUT-O3 Darwin Aircraft Campaign: rationale and meteorology, Atmos. Chem. Phys., 9, 93-117.
Chemel, C, et al. 2008. Quantifying the Imprint of a Severe Hector Thunderstorm during ACTIVE/SCOUT-O3 onto the Water Content in the Upper Troposphere/Lower Stratosphere. Monthly Weather Review, early online release, DOI: 10.1175/2008MWR2666.1
Hamilton, J. F., et al. 2008. Observations of an Atmospheric Chemical Equator and its implications for the Tropical Warm Pool Region. J. Geophys. Res., 113, D20313, doi:10.1029/2008JD009940, 2008.
Heyes, W. J., et al., 2009. Composition of the TTL over Darwin: local mixing or long-range transport? Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 9, 7299-7332.
Labrador, L., et al., 2009. Lightning-Produced NOx during the northern Australian monsoon: results from the ACTIVE campaign. Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 9, 10647-10673, 2009.
May, P. T., et al. 2008. The Tropical Warm Pool International Cloud Experiment (TWPICE). Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 89, 632 - 645..
, 2009. Aerosol and thermodynamic effects on tropical cloud systems during TWPICE and ACTIVE. Atmos. Chem. Phys., 9, 15-24.
Vaughan, G., et al., 2008. Studies in a natural laboratory: High-altitude aircraft measurements around deep tropical convection. Bull. Amer. Meteorol. Soc., 89, 647 – 662.


New Zealand has proposed a charge on sheep and cattle burps to combat greenhouse gases. It would be the first country to levy a fee for methane emissions from farmers on their livestock. The country has more than five million people and has approximately ten million cattle and 26 million sheep. Agriculture counts for over half of the country’s total greenhouse gas emissions, primarily methane.
New Zealand’s climate change minister, James Shaw, spoke of an undeniable need to reduce the methane we emit into the atmosphere and that an effective agricultural emissions pricing system will be critical to achieving that goal.
Under this proposal, farmers must pay for their gas emissions starting from 2025.
Farmers who minimize emissions using feed additives will receive rewards. Planting trees on farms can offset emissions.
In a conversation with BBC, Andrew Hoggard, a dairy farmer and National President of Federated Farmers of New Zealand, said he supported this proposal.
Furthermore, the country’s environment ministry aims to redirect funds from the methane tax to research, development, and agricultural advisory services.
After carbon dioxide, methane is the second most common greenhouse gas (CO2).
It is one of the most powerful, accounting for a third of current warming caused by human activity. Individual methane molecules warm the atmosphere more effectively than individual CO2 molecules.
At last year’s COP26 environmental summit in Glasgow, the United States and the European Union agreed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030. More than 100 countries have joined the effort, including New Zealand.


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Melbourne has skilled its hottest day in virtually a yr, as different states sweltered by way of temperatures as much as 17C above common.
The temperature in Melbourne hit 36.7C on Monday afternoon – the best recorded temperature since 31 January final yr – whereas Hopetoun, Swan Hill, Walpeup and Longerenong within the Wimmera have been the most popular locations in Victoria with temperatures reaching 39C.
A senior meteorologist on the Bureau of Meteorology, Michael Laczko, stated the excessive temperatures have been a return to a typical summer time after some cooler climate.
“It’s not significantly uncommon for a Victorian summer time, it simply feels considerably hanging given the temperatures we’ve been having recently,” he stated.
There’s aid on the best way for Melbourne with a cool change anticipated to hit within the early hours of Tuesday morning, earlier than a return to hotter temperatures on Wednesday.
A low-intensity heatwave is predicted to proceed for inland components of the state, significantly within the north-east, the place temperatures are anticipated to climb into the excessive 30s and even low 40s.
The warmth prompted a complete fireplace ban to be declared for the Mallee, Northern Nation and Wimmera, with the hazard rated as extreme throughout the three areas.
The hearth hazard within the Central, North Central and South-West areas was thought-about very excessive, whereas it’s excessive within the North-East and Gippsland areas.
V/Line enacted its excessive warmth timetable throughout the entire of Victoria on Monday, with companies alongside the Bairnsdale, Bendigo, Echuca, Geelong, Gippsland and Swan Hill traces affected.
In South Australia, an emergency warning was issued for a bushfire within the south-east city of Lucindale as temperatures hit 39C.
By early afternoon Adelaide had climbed previous its forecast prime temperature of 37C with a excessive of 38.3C whereas in regional centres the mercury soared into the low 40s.
Southern Tasmania sweltered by way of a summer time scorcher, with the island’s hottest temperature virtually 17C above common.
Hobart hit 36.3C, whereas Bruny Island south of the capital hit a state-high of 36.8C, 16.7C above common.
“Now we have been in a position to handle and suppress a few small bushfires with fast responses,” regional fireplace controller Phil Smith stated.
“The danger of bushfires stays into the weeks and months forward.
A cool change is forecast late on Monday evening and into Tuesday.
In NSW, a excessive strain system over the Tasman Sea is drawing hotter air throughout the state, with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting temperatures to hit the excessive 30s and lows 40s.
Southern NSW and the Riverina are already feeling the warmth however it is going to construct and unfold throughout the state, probably till Friday.
“We’ll see temperatures in Wagga Wagga [reach] 41 on Wednesday, the most popular time of the week for that space, [and] Griffith, 42,” meteorologist Melody Sturm stated.
“These are each about 9 levels above the January common.”
With the warmth comes heightened fireplace hazard throughout the state. The Riverina is at the moment the topic of a really excessive hazard score, which is able to lengthen till Thursday.
The ACT may even swelter this week, with Canberra anticipated to succeed in 36°C.


HIGH OZONE DAYS
Ozone Grade: F
Orange Ozone Days: 130
Red Ozone Days: 11
Purple Ozone Days: 1
The western portion of Nevada County, including the Cities of Grass Valley and Nevada City, has failed to meet reasonable health based standards for air quality and have been designated "non-attainment" zones for ozone pollution by the federal government. Ozone pollution is increasing in Western Nevada County and exceeded national standards in2008 on 142 days.
Western Nevada County is the 1st most ozone polluted rural county in the United States. Ozone pollution in Nevada County is significantly worse than in areas commonly associated with air pollution, including New York City; Chicago, Illinois; Washington, DC; Las Vegas, Nevada; and many other US cities.
According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the American Lung Association, ozone is a powerful respiratory irritant that can lead to shortness of breath, chest pain, wheezing, coughing, and premature death. Repeated exposure to high levels of ozone also leads to reductions in lung function, inflammation of the lung lining and increased respiratory discomfort, and irreversible damage in developing lungs. The U.S. EPA estimates that one out of three residents of Nevada County is at risk of experiencing health problems from ground level ozone.
The majority of Nevada County’s ozone is transported by wind from the Sacramento and San Francisco Bay Areas, and nearly half of all ozone is the result of on-road motor vehicle exhaust.
Quotes from an 06 petition to State Senator.
America's most polluted cities includes us in the Sacramento Area.


Kenya is expected to receive poor rainfall in the main March to May rainy season, the meteorological office said, a situation which could exacerbate an already acute drought.
Weather forecasts in Kenya, which largely depends on rain-fed agriculture, are key in gauging inflation trends.
The Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) said in its long rains (March-May) outlook that food growing areas of Western and Nyanza would have near-normal rain.
“The expected poor temporal distribution of the seasonal rainfall is, however, likely to negatively impact most agricultural areas,” KMD said in a statement.
The weather office said that agricultural areas in the southeast of the country were expected to receive poor rains during the period, as were parts of eastern and northern Kenya.
“Food security is expected to deteriorate over most parts of the country and more so the northern areas of Kenya,” KMD said.
“The poor rainfall performance expected over the Arid and Semi-arid Lands (ASALs) will continue to impact negatively on the livestock sector.
” Kenya’s inflation rate rose to 6.99 percent year-on-year in January, up from 6.35 percent in December, partly due to drought and a rise in the cost of electricity.
Last week, the government declared a national disaster and appealed for aid to counter a drought that is posing a risk to people, livestock and wildlife.
The Kenya Red Cross has estimated about 2.7 million people need food aid after low rainfall in October and November. Kenya is the world’s leading exporter of black tea, making it a major foreign exchange earner.
KMD also said that poor rains in the October to December season had led to crop failure in most agricultural areas, lack of pasture and reduction of water levels in Seven-Forks and Turkwell hydroelectric dams.


Since we are in Earth Hour today, here are some reminders about climate change.
- Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is not a pollutant. CO2 is necessary for life on earth. Nothing would be green without it. Vegetation thrives on increased levels of CO2. CO2 amounts to approximately 0.04%  of the Earth’s atmosphere. Likewise, mankind’s contributions to annual atmospheric carbon dioxide emissions are tiny. 97% of the CO2 released into the air is from natural sources. Mankind is thus responsible for 3% of the 0.04% of the atmosphere that’s comprised of carbon dioxide (0.001% of the atmosphere). As a greenhouse gas, CO2 is a weak agent. The most powerful contributor to the greenhouse effect is water vapor, which is responsible for 95% of the Earth’s greenhouse effect .
- The Climate Changes. The Earth has constantly gone through periods of warming and cooling. The recent warming trend (which has now reversed – average world temperatures have been falling for the last decade) is not outside the natural variation that’s been observed in the geologic record. Mankind had nothing to do with the onset or end of any of the numerous past ice ages or warm periods.
- Garbage in, Garbage Out. Computer models used by UN IPCC scientists that project catastrophic global warming are based on flawed inputs. The models assume that when average global temperatures are rising, less solar radiation is escaping from the Earth’s atmosphere. A new study by MIT climate scientist Richard Lindzen, using 15 years of data collected from an orbiting satellite found that the exact opposite is true .
- Consensus. Science isn’t determined by consensus. Consensus is a mechanism of politics. We always hear that the debate is over, the science is settled and the scientific consensus is that we are facing a manmade global warming crisis. It’s a lie. The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change consists of hundreds of bureaucrats and only a handful of scientists. Only 50 IPCC scientists were responsible for the reports claiming catastrophic climate change is around the corner. 54 IPCC scientists dissented, but their remarks were excluded from the reports. Over 31,000 scientists from around the world, each holding a bachelor’s or higher degree (over 9,000 PhDs) have now signed a document stating that global warming is not a serious concern . There is a consensus, but it’s not what we’ve been told.


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It's just not supposed to be like this in early October. It's 2:30 p.m. here and the temperature is 48 degrees. The sky has that dark gray look to it like it could snow. It's a little warm for that, but it sure doesn't feel like it with the North wind blowing. Tonight it's supposed to get down to the mid twenties. I doubt it if it stays cloudy, but it's for darn sure going to get cold. Makes me wonder what happened to the summer.


The world around us is changing at a pace we can hardly keep up with, and while we adapt to new normals, some things deserve our vigilant attention. One such crucial aspect is the air we breathe. Environmental shifts, increasing pollution, and other factors are directly impacting the quality of the air we inhale daily. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, it has become imperative to keep a close check on air quality. Let’s dive deeper into why this practice is no longer just an option but a necessity in the evolving landscape.
As the environmental landscape transforms, so do the potential threats to our health. Understanding the nuances of air quality requires a fresh perspective. Firstly, consider the emerging pollutants that traditional assessments might overlook. New studies show that even low levels of certain pollutants can have adverse health effects over time. It’s not just about visible smog anymore; it’s about identifying and addressing the subtle threats that can affect our respiratory health and overall well-being.
Additionally, the nature of indoor pollutants is evolving. With more people spending extended hours indoors, the quality of indoor air becomes equally crucial. Unseen pollutants from household items, cleaning products, and even building materials can contribute significantly to a decline in indoor air quality. This shift necessitates a broader understanding and a more comprehensive approach, moving beyond conventional assessments.
Getting Started with Air Quality Assessment:
So, how and where does one begin in ensuring the air we breathe is safe? This is where the significance of air quality assessment comes into play. It’s the proactive step toward understanding the composition of the air around us. Start by seeking professional services that specialize in comprehensive air quality assessments. These professionals employ advanced techniques to analyze indoor and outdoor air quality, providing a detailed picture of the pollutants present.
Key Points on Why Air Quality Assessment is Crucial:
Before delving into the key points elucidating why air quality assessment is crucial, let’s establish the context. Assessing air quality is not merely a task; it’s a proactive measure ensuring the well-being of individuals and the spaces they inhabit. In this evolving landscape of environmental shifts, the following key points shed light on why understanding and monitoring air quality is a fundamental and proactive step toward safeguarding health and promoting a better quality of life.
Health Impact: Assessing air quality helps identify pollutants that can have both short-term and long-term health effects, ranging from respiratory issues to chronic diseases.
Environmental Changes: With the world facing climate changes, understanding how these shifts affect air quality is crucial. Assessments adapt to evolving environmental scenarios.
Indoor Air Quality Matters: Given the significant time spent indoors, evaluating indoor air quality is equally important. It addresses issues arising from household activities and pollutants.
Preventive Measures: Early identification of pollutants allows for preventive measures. This proactive approach can mitigate potential health risks and maintain a healthier living environment.
Regulatory Compliance: Air quality assessments are often a necessity for regulatory compliance. Meeting these standards ensures a safer and healthier space for occupants.
How Professionals Can Help:
Professionals bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. They conduct thorough assessments, considering factors like particulate matter, volatile organic compounds, and potential sources of pollution. Their expertise ensures accurate results and, more importantly, actionable insights. With the data from assessments, professionals can recommend tailored solutions to address specific air quality issues, creating an environment that promotes well-being.
Indoor Air Quality Assessment: A Closer Look:
When we talk about air quality, we can’t ignore the spaces where we live and work. Indoor air quality assessments delve into the specific challenges posed by indoor environments. From assessing ventilation systems to identifying potential sources of indoor pollution, these assessments offer a detailed understanding of the air we breathe within our homes and workplaces.
In conclusion, as we navigate an ever-changing world, prioritizing our health becomes paramount. Air quality assessments emerge not just as a trend but as a fundamental practice for a healthier future. Understanding the need, taking proactive steps, and engaging professionals for thorough assessments can pave the way for cleaner, safer air. Remember, it’s not just about the air we breathe; it’s about the quality of life we aspire to lead. Consider this a call to action, and let’s collectively breathe easy.


A Met Office weather warning of strong winds has been issued for Wednesday going into Thursday this week.
The low-pressure system (and associated windy weather) has been named Storm Agnes.
The Met Office has taken the decision to name this system due to the broad area of strong winds that are likely to cause some disruption from approx. 1200 on Wednesday 27th September until 0700 on Thursday 28th September.
Gusts of 50 to 60 mph are expected inland from south to south-westerly winds.
Exposed coasts and headlands could see gusts of 65 to 75 mph.
As well as the disruptive wind, there will be a band of heavy rain moving north-eastwards across the region during the afternoon and early evening on Wednesday. They are not expecting this to be too impactful, however.
As a result of the strong winds associated with Storm Agnes, you can expect a very slight chance of:
- some flying debris
- some damage to buildings, such as tiles blown from roofs
- power cuts
- road, rail, air, and ferry services being affected
- roads and bridges closing
- large waves and beach material being thrown onto sea fronts, coastal roads, and properties
- some minor flooding of coastal roads
Find out more from the website here: UK weather warnings – Met Office


On Saturday, a remarkable astronomical event will occur when the moon passes directly between the Earth and the sun, casting a shadow across parts of the Western Hemisphere. Those along the path of the moon’s shadow will witness an annular “ring of fire” solar eclipse.
Unlike a total eclipse where the moon fully blocks the sun, the moon will appear slightly smaller than the sun during this eclipse. This will create a bright ring or halo around the moon as sunlight creeps around its edges. The evocative “ring of fire” name comes from this unusual sight.
Annular eclipses are fairly rare occurrences. Only 12 more will happen over the next decade at various locations worldwide. This weekend’s eclipse will be visible from the western United States, Central and South America, and Mexico, weather permitting.
Cultural Significance on Tribal Lands
The eclipse’s path notably crosses the Navajo Nation and other Native lands in the Southwest U.S. where celestial events carry deep cultural meaning. The Navajo people avoid eclipse viewing or exposure due to spiritual traditions.
Some tribal parks and landmarks will close during the eclipse to honor these beliefs.
For example, the iconic Monument Valley in Arizona and Utah will be off-limits to visitors this Saturday. Other areas like the Navajo Tribal Parks will be closed temporarily during the eclipse.
When and Where to See This Weekend’s Eclipse
For those outside these Native lands, the eclipse begins at 9:13 AM Pacific Time in Oregon. It will be partially visible across the Western U.S. before ending in Texas at 12:03 PM Central Time.
It will also pass over Central and South American countries like Nicaragua, Mexico, Honduras, and Brazil.
If Saturday’s annular eclipse is obscured by weather, another chance comes in 2024. A total solar eclipse, where the moon fully covers the sun, will occur on April 8, 2024.
This eclipse will be visible along a path crossing the Eastern U.S. Total eclipses reveal the ethereal corona around the sun only visible during full alignments.


In a new poll (PDF), CNN asked the following question:
Which of the following statements comes closest to your view of global warming:
- Global warming is a proven fact and is mostly caused by emissions from cars and industrial facilities such as power plants and factories
- Global warming is a proven fact and is mostly caused by natural changes that have nothing to do with emissions from cars and industrial facilities
- Global warming is a theory that has not yet been proven
As the poll’s findings show, the Americans who are least likely to understand the connection between greenhouse gas emissions and climate change are Tea Party supporters, Republicans, those older than 65, whites, those from the Midwest and South, and men. Those most likely to understand the connection are those who oppose the Tea Party, Democrats, those from the Northeast, non-whites, younger and middle-aged Americans, and women.
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NEWS & TRENDING MASSIVE WINDS SWEEP DELHI NCR
Heavy winds lashed Delhi-NCR and other areas in northern India as the anticipated dust storm rolled in on Sunday, 13 May.
In a sudden change of weather, the sky turned cloudy around 4:30 pm and gutsy winds swept the city. The temperature was recorded at 30.6 degrees Celsius. The humidity was recorded at 60 percent at 8:30 am, a Meteorological (Met) department official said.
The Met office has forecast light rains will follow the dust storm.
Earlier on Saturday, PTI quoted the IMD as saying Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh were likely to witness thunderstorm accompanied with squall, while parts of Rajasthan might see dust storm over the next two days.
Indian states of Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan were hit with the storm earlier last week which led to 12 deaths.
Thunderstorm and dust storm with winds speeds of up to 70 km per hour are “very likely” tomorrow in 26 districts of Uttar Pradesh, the weather office warned on Sunday.
Western disturbance originates in the Mediterranean Sea that brings sudden rains to northwestern parts of India.
Thunderstorm accompanied with squall with wind speed reaching 50-70 kilometres per hour are “very likely” at isolated places over east Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand, it had said.


Chennai and other coastal districts of Tamil Nadu have been preparing to brace up for Cyclone Nivar, which will be hitting the shores as a cyclonic storm in the next couple of days during which several parts of the state will record heavy to extremely heavy rainfall.
The meteorological department has issued a high alert to the state, which could witness the scale of rainfall of what it had witnessed five years back where the city was heavily inundated. According to reports, a low-pressure belt that formed over the Bay of Bengal is expected to turn into a cyclonic storm by Wednesday and will hit the shores of northern coastal districts of the state.
The low-pressure area in the southwest and adjoining southeast areas of the Bay of Bengal will likely be formed as a depression on Monday and some of the areas would witness incessant rainfall from Monday till Thursday. Weather experts say that the depression would get intensified into a cyclonic storm over the next 48 hours and will cross between Karaikal and Mahabalipuram around the noon hours of November 25.
The Meteorological department has spelled warning and pre-cyclone watch for the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry and fishermen in these areas are asked not to venture into the sea until November 25. The bulletin from the department said that the fishermen are advised not to venture into the Equatorial Indian Ocean and adjoining central parts of South Bay of Bengal on 22 November, over southwest Bay of Bengal, Gulf of Mannar, and south coasts of Andhra Pradesh during November 22 to 25.
The reports say that there will be incessant rainfall with a thunderstorm over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal between November 24 and 26. Areas in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana will also see high rainfall during this period. In line with the Meteorological department, the Tamil Nadu State Disaster Management Authority has issued weather updates to the state.
Taking to Twitter, the state agency has said that Nagapattinam, Karaikal, Tiruvarur, and Thanjavur will witness heavy rains on Monday -November 23 and along with these districts, Pudukottai, Cuddalore, Perambalur, and Ariyalur will record heavy rainfall on Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Chennai, Trichy, Kallakurichi, Ramanathapuram, Sivagangai, Villupuram, Kancheepuram, Thiruvallur, Ranipet, Thiruvannamalai, Tirupattur, and Vellore districts will also receive heavy to very heavy rainfall, and on Wednesday, the delta districts will continue recording extremely heavy rainfall along with the coastal stretch from Thiruvallur to Ramanathapuram. Along with these districts, parts of Trichy, Namakkal, Karur, Erode, Dharmapuri, Salem, Krishnagiri, Sivagangai, Vellore, and Chengalpattu will also record heavy to very heavy rainfall.
On Thursday, the isolated places of Dharmapuri, Krishnagiri, Thirupathur, and Vellore districts will record heavy rainfall, according to the disaster management authority. S Balachandran, the deputy director-general of the regional meteorological center, Chennai said that rain will start in coastal districts on Monday and it will intensify gradually and Chennai city and suburbs will likely witness heavy rain on Tuesday.
The concerned district administrations and governments had passed orders and directives to deploy the relief and evacuation measures to rescue and evacuate people from the coastal areas. The Tamil Nadu state government has been working on the rescue drive as the cyclone nears the coast.
While addressing the reporters on Monday, Tamil Nadu Minister for Fisheries D Jayakumar said that people don't have to fear or worry about the cyclone and the government has been taking necessary precautions and efforts. The minister stated that the fishermen are advised to evacuate to safe areas and not to venture into the sea and added that the fishermen who are already on the sea will be returning to the coast before the cyclone makes landfall.


UK’s official weather service has a wealth of data and a global reputation for reliability and accuracy. In a nation obsessed with weather we had the privilege of creating the official Met Office app for Windows Phone 8.
“Three technical goals drove the design and development of the app”, says James Morse, Matchbox Creative Director. “First, we had to make sure weather warnings were core to the user experience. Second, to use augmented reality to enrich the phone’s camera view with local weather details. Third, using the start screen’s live tiles to surface weather info. Although this was later stripped back due to server constraints – it is something we aim to improve in future updates.”
Applying our tried-and-tested methodology for mobile apps and our experience of the Windows Phone platform, we set about bringing the idea to life. “One of the biggest challenges was working through the logic for warnings. Delivering warnings to users is so critical to Met Office that there is little to no room for error”, says Rik Dodsworth, Matchbox CTO. “Testing warnings was also tricky as we had to schedule in data changes to provide the correct test environment.”
“We’re very happy with the app and have received some excellent reviews”
Met Office – available from Windows Phone Store – covers all geographical areas within the United Kingdom.
For the latest weather forecasts and information about weather and climate science visit metoffice.gov.uk
Also seen on Windows Phone Central


More heavy rainfall is on the way for an already sodden Canterbury. A Metservice severe weather warning is in place for areas south of the Waimakariri River on Tuesday morning. "This event is likely to have a significant impact since the ground is already saturated with water from recent rain events," the Metservice warned. Bursts of rain on Tuesday could bring up to 60mm of rain. The heaviest rainfall is expected from midday to midnight on Tuesday with intensities reaching up to 10mm an hour.
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The recently emerging CMPA product generated for continental China has relatively high spatial and temporal resolution (hourly and 0.1 °), while few studies have applied it to investigate the typhoon-related extreme rainfall. This study evaluates the CMPA estimate in quantifying the typhoon-related extreme rainfall using a dense rain gauge network in Guangdong Province, China. The results show that the event-total precipitation from CMPA is generally in agreement with gauges by relative bias (RB) of 2.62, 10.74 and 0.63% and correlation coefficients (CCs) of 0.76, 0.86 and 0.91 for typhoon Utor, Usagi and Linfa events, respectively. At the hourly scale, CMPA underestimates the occurrence of light rain (<1 mm/h) and heavy rain (>16 mm/h), while overestimates the occurrence of moderate rain. CMPA shows high probability of detection (POD = 0.93), relatively large false alarm ratio (FAR = 0.22) and small missing ratio (0.07). CMPA captures the spatial patterns of typhoon-related rain depth, and is in agreement with the spatiotemporal evolution of hourly gauge observations by CC from 0.93 to 0.99. In addition, cautiousness should be taken when applying it in hydrologic modeling for flooding forecasting since CMPA underestimates heavy rain (>16 mm/h).
- extreme rainfall
- First received 21 December 2015.
- Accepted in revised form 14 June 2016.
- © 2016 The Authors
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Historical View of Predicting Tornadoes
The first Operational Tornado Forecast occurred at the Tinker Air Force Base Weather Station in Oklahoma on March 25, 1948. Air Force Captain Robert C. Miller and Major Ernest J. Fawbush correctly predicted that the atmospheric conditions they were monitoring, indicated an approaching tornado. This “advance” warning allowed them to notify the base and the surrounding area. Armed with warning, Tinker AFB residents were able to take cover. As a result, injuries were few, and there were no fatalities.
Today weather radar watches the sky.
In 1988, the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Norman, Oklahoma, began the first operational test of Doppler weather radar called the WSR-88D. Over the years the National Weather Service has strategically placed Doppler radar systems across the country in an attempt to study the phenomenon of tornado formations. This advanced warning system detects the increasing rotation aloft within a thunderstorm and relays information to local meteorologists who are able to issue life-saving warnings to the public.


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Understanding aviation weather is a critical piece of of the puzzle for any drone pilot. Before you fly, you should always take a look at the METAR and TAF for your area to see what the current weather is, and what’s going to be coming. An aviation weather cheatsheet can help you with that!
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UPDATED at 12:20 p.m., September 4, 2023, to replicate the ultimate cyclone bulletin that eliminated the wind sign over Batanes
MANILA, Philippines — Storm Hanna (worldwide identify: Haikui) has exited the Philippine space of duty (PAR) however will nonetheless improve the southwest monsoon, the state climate company mentioned Monday.
In accordance with the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Providers Administration’s (Pagasa) advisory posted at 8:43 a.m. on Fb, Hanna left PAR at 8 a.m. In its last cyclone bulletin issued at 11 a.m., September 4, Pagasa lifted the wind sign raised over Batanes.
TROPICAL CYCLONE UPDATE:At 8:00 AM right now, Storm #Hanna exits the Philippine Space of Duty. Ultimate Tropical Cyclone Bulletin shall be issued at 11:00 AM later.DOST-PAGASA
Posted by Dost_pagasa on Sunday, September 3, 2023
Hanna made its second landfall in Taiwan’s Kaohsiung Metropolis at 4 a.m. on Monday. Pagasa mentioned in its 11 a.m. replace that the hurricane was already 360 kilometers northwest of Itbayat, Batanes, packing most sustained winds of 120 kilometers per hour (kph) close to the middle with gusts of as much as 165 kph. It was transferring north-northwestward at 15 kph.
Pagasa added the Hanna-enhanced southwest monsoon, domestically known as habagat, would possibly deliver rains and windy circumstances to many components of the Philippines, particularly over the western portion of Luzon, till Wednesday, September 6.
Hanna might weaken right into a extreme tropical storm “resulting from extended interplay with the rugged terrain of Taiwan” and should turn into “remnant low” by late Wednesday or Thursday whereas it strikes additional inside China, it added.
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WEATHER IN OBERGURGL & WEBCAM HOCHSÖLDEN
DREAMLIKE VIEWS FOR YOUR HOLIDAYS AT OBERGURGL
Have a quick look at the webcam to see how the weather is in Obergurgl or Hochgurgl today. This is possible at any time thanks to our new Livecam. In real time. All it takes is a quick glance and you have an immediate overview of the weather throughout the entire ski resort. Probably the best thing about our webcam in Obergurgl, however, is that you can always have a live picture of the current snow height on location. It is just sometimes nice to know what the weather is like here in Obergurgl, so that you can look forward to your next holiday.
3-DAY PREVIEW FOR OBERGURGL
THE WEATHER IN OBERGURGL
Our weather report also gives you an accurate forecast for the next two days and was created especially for Obergurgl and its meteorological particularities. So you will always know whether you have to be prepared for snowfall, wind or lots of sunshine over the next few days. A forecast of the minimum and maximum temperatures can be found here as well as the altitude of the expected frost line.