This Sunday, as you’re walking down the Reading streets en route to a Hallowe’en-themed party, or dressing up and terrorising the neighbourhood for their sweets, you have probably tried your … Continue reading “Where is the scariest place to be this Hallowe’en?”
16.10.2010 A very interesting period is on the way, at least from the meteorological point of view…while I am writing a blocking regime is about to build up over the … Continue reading “Week 2 – Blocking has come…”
During September and October the large spring-time depletion of stratospheric ozone, the so-called ozone-hole, occurs over the Southern Hemisphere polar cap. Despite the success of the Montreal Protocol in restricting … Continue reading “Week 1 – Current and future Ozone holes”
The leaves are starting to turn and my walk to work is getting muddier every day so that must mean that a new term is about to start. For those … Continue reading “Autumn term 2010 – bloggers”
The 2-meter temperature anomaly forecasts averaged over three-month periods from November 2010 to June 2011 from NCEP’s Coupled Forecast System (CFS) model are shown below (additional fields including SST and … Continue reading “Seasonal Forecasts”