Every once in a while we get a weather regime that follows the rules and produces beautiful satellite imagery. We're having one now, check it out; this is the satellite image from 10:50am yesterday: Other than the frontal system in southeast England, the northerly winds are behaving exactly how they should

This Thursday is going to be a lively one if you're near the coasts (except southern coasts). The Met Office forecast chart below tells the story. Yes, it's the midnight chart, but a similar situation will carry into the morning and day on Friday; I just liked the look of

Wintry spell incoming! Here's 5 additional details to help you navigate the weather this week: 1 - Mostly sunny Monday: Northerly winds draw the cold and drier air across the British Isles, and with high pressure over Ireland, sunshine is in the cards. Northern Scotland and northeast England will see more cloud

A few days ago I posted a forecast chart for Tuesday morning showing a widespread frost for just about everyone. I've got a new chart showing a similar thing, but this time with a twist; see below: This is the chart for next Friday morning, showing yet again a widespread frost,

It's still a ways off, but I found a chart showing a widespread frosty morning for next Tuesday, Nov. 18. See below for the current GFS forecast minimum temps for that morning: If the several days of northerly winds do occur, followed by clear-sky nights, I suspect this widespread frost could

Several days of rain are ahead, but I'd like to show some forecasts for Friday. See below for three charts from the GFS ensemble showing three successive 6 hour rainfall totals from 6am until midnight on Saturday. Southeast Ireland, Wales, and the Midlands may see rainfall totals reaching into the 30s