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Tides are fairly weak this time of year. There has been flooding in Morlaix, Brittany, but I think that was because of the high rainfall. Not sure about the UK?
Tides are fairly weak this time of year. There has been flooding in Morlaix, Brittany, but I think that was because of the high rainfall. Not sure about the UK?
Lots of flooding and travel disruption up and down the country, but I think that's rainfall and gales again more so than storm surges.
Lowest Wind chill forecast next 24hrs for the U.S. Wow. Just wait until the Polar Vortex drops south of the Hudson Bay
Yup, party is over for the East Coast. No more warm fronts riding up the coast if the strat warming occurs. Even Florida will get in on the cold. This is from the UKMET
Ben, do you know what were the highest rainfall totals across the UK? Skimming though weather stations, it looks like most of the South had between 25 and 50 mm.
Ben, do you know what were the highest rainfall totals across the UK? Skimming though weather stations, it looks like most of the South had between 25 and 50 mm.
Btw, from what I've read, storm surges are primarily cause by onshore winds pushing water. Shallow water helps. Pressure doesn't play as large of a role apparently.
The most over the past 72 hours looks like 93mm according to this, but 50mm+ fell in certain places over quite a wide area.
I got woken up at about 2am last night by a heavy squall being blown against the windows, but it turns out my local site only had a disappointing 9mm from that particular spell of rain. Still had 13 days of rainfall in a row now though, yet only one frost this December and a miserly -0.2C at that!
I got woken up at about 2am last night by a heavy squall being blown against the windows, but it turns out my local site only had a disappointing 9mm from that particular spell of rain. Still had 13 days of rainfall in a row now though, yet only one frost this December and a miserly -0.2C at that!
Year to date, San Francisco has received 5.6", 24% of normal.
Yep; dry as a bone. Hills are brown, air is smoggy and visibility is low; sunny/hazy warm days and cool nights with no change in sight. Hopefully that pesky ridge of high pressure goes away once we start the new year and some rain comes our way.
This December certainly hasn't been a good one over most of northern Europe as far as cold is concerned. Better in the southern half. We've had 6 frosts here thanks to high pressure earlier this month. A good chunk of NE France has a negative average low sor far, lowest probably being the town of Luxeuil. Coolest mean is still Dijon despite its more southwesterly location.
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