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Month: May 2018

I’m holding onto that forecast…just!

by Dr. Simon Keeling -

  I don't think I'm gripping onto a busted forecast, but I still don't see the model particularly wanting to play with me. Here's the latest MJO form the CFS showing the prediction to late June. See how it swings through Phase 2, 3 and 4 before spiralling to become such a weak

Rain ahead? Where do we go from here?

by Dr. Simon Keeling -

There are changes ahead in the coming days. After the dry weather (obviously apart form the thunderstorms on Monday) for many of us, there are hints of thundery showers getting into the south and edging north in the coming days. Thoughts are that the rain will be hit and miss and will

Tropical Trouble

by Matt Hugo -

The Atlantic Hurricane Season begins on the 1st of June and there is some evidence to suggest that it may well be another active season. However, some of the main tropical developments this season could well be over more western areas of the tropical Atlantic and through the Gulf of

Latest May Anomalies

by Matt Hugo -

It may not come as a surprise but May is certainly progressing towards being drier than average and, overall, with atmospheric pressure generally higher than normal as well. There's still a third or so of the month left but with high pressure in the forecast and this set to maintain

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