Month: April 2017
When temperatures rise with height
We're used to the idea that temperatures fall with height. It's an effect we will when climbing a hill or getting off on holiday in a jet aircraft when at cruising altitude temperatures are well below freezing, However, in anticyclonic conditions (high pressure) it's intent the case that in the very
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May, May oh why this way?
ECMWF 46-day update through May
The ECMWF 46-day forecast is now available and follows a similar story to recent runs. Here's the latest ideas ... 10th April to 17th April A ridge of high pressure dominates with high pressure centred west of Ireland. Plenty of dry weather, although early on there may be showers or rain. Chilly overall, but tending








