What's the weather where you are?
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Merci pour toutes vos informations Météo...
En France sur la Côte d'Azur après plusieurs très belles journées nous voici avec un ciel gris et chargé, le soleil s'est caché, il fait 23° à l'instant donc les températures jours et nuits sont très douces...
Weather thank you for all your information ...
In France on the French Riviera after several very nice days here we are with a gray sky and loaded, the sun is hidden, it is 23 ° in so far days and nights the temperatures are very mild ...
En France sur la Côte d'Azur après plusieurs très belles journées nous voici avec un ciel gris et chargé, le soleil s'est caché, il fait 23° à l'instant donc les températures jours et nuits sont très douces...
Weather thank you for all your information ...
In France on the French Riviera after several very nice days here we are with a gray sky and loaded, the sun is hidden, it is 23 ° in so far days and nights the temperatures are very mild ...
Here in Macedonia we have another heat wave. Max temperatures goes over 35 C. Its very hard weather. I don't know how to describe it. In the past it have been much warmer but people can live with that, it was not a big problem. This year and especially this last heat wave , people cant stand this heat. Its not all just about the heat.Maybe humidity is higher, i don't know. Something is not as it should be with the weather . Unusually hot weather for a September, but it could change in a few hours.Its very unpredictable.
HiThere
The Living Force
Sheets of rain in Eastern Norway. Cars under water and danger of landslides:
http://www.vg.no/
http://www.nrk.no/buskerud/_-dette-er-dramatisk-1.12530494 (not translated)
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http://www.vg.no/
http://www.nrk.no/buskerud/_-dette-er-dramatisk-1.12530494 (not translated)
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1peacelover
Jedi Master
For the past week people were bracing for the effects of T.S. Danny & Hurricane Erika. The deaths and aftermath of the effects on the island of Dominica, http://www.celebtoday.work/news/more-pictures-of-dominica-after-hurricane-errica, put the rest of us in the region on alert. Many islands in the Caribbean have been experiencing drought conditions and we were looking forward to the showers of rain these storm bring. However, after the storms passed Dominca they sort of fizzled out enough for us to have intermittent downpours. No complaints because people's cisterns were drying up along with falling levels of our aquifers by the water delivery trucks. Most do not even realize it is the aquifers that keeps the hillsides green & lush. It is hotter than usual these days, even at nights. Sometimes the heat seems to be coming out of the earth herself. Over here in St. Thomas, our government has allowed the cutting down trees in large numbers for the sake of "development" which is creating heat islands of asphalt & concrete which makes the land even hotter & affects the rain pattern.
Then I read this article on SOTT, http://www.sott.net/article/300960-Study-Jet-of-electric-current-amplifies-space-weather-at-equatorial-regions. Makes me think that our weather patterns are being affected by multiple causes.
Then I read this article on SOTT, http://www.sott.net/article/300960-Study-Jet-of-electric-current-amplifies-space-weather-at-equatorial-regions. Makes me think that our weather patterns are being affected by multiple causes.
Merci pour toutes vos données météo...
Laura, j'ai vu aussi vos photos sur Facebook, impressionnant, heureusement vous êtes tous vivant et votre maison est debout...
Bon courage pour réparer tous ces dégâts...
Thank you for all your weather data ...
Laura, I've also seen your photos on Facebook, impressive, fortunately you are all alive and your house is standing ...
Good luck to repair all the damage ...
Laura, j'ai vu aussi vos photos sur Facebook, impressionnant, heureusement vous êtes tous vivant et votre maison est debout...
Bon courage pour réparer tous ces dégâts...
Thank you for all your weather data ...
Laura, I've also seen your photos on Facebook, impressive, fortunately you are all alive and your house is standing ...
Good luck to repair all the damage ...
NW UK coast, temperature has dropped quite significantly within the last few days and more than a few areas suffered flooding/hail out bursts; it seemed to occur before the storms in Europe, by a day or so, not sure if they're related. It may be the weakened cyclones that have been battering the Pacific? Just a guess.
The wind has definitely shifted from the stuffy night time humidity, to where it's at least 5 degrees lowers and it actually feels cold at night. Quite a shift over a few days.
It was bright this morning, but became 'unsettled' by the afternoon reaching no more than 16C with no rain but very cloudy - feels very much Autumn though the UK tends to have a late blazing summer, so we'll see. I went for a walk in a few layers and the sun was out for minutes at a time, wasn't very warm on the skin, but at least the clouds weren't totally blanketing it out like some days.
Forecasters are warning this weekend will be fairly wild with storms with the average temp 5C lower and potential 0C in some places. following this they say we're due an 'indian summer' (late and hot, i think) but... we'll see!
The wind has definitely shifted from the stuffy night time humidity, to where it's at least 5 degrees lowers and it actually feels cold at night. Quite a shift over a few days.
It was bright this morning, but became 'unsettled' by the afternoon reaching no more than 16C with no rain but very cloudy - feels very much Autumn though the UK tends to have a late blazing summer, so we'll see. I went for a walk in a few layers and the sun was out for minutes at a time, wasn't very warm on the skin, but at least the clouds weren't totally blanketing it out like some days.
Forecasters are warning this weekend will be fairly wild with storms with the average temp 5C lower and potential 0C in some places. following this they say we're due an 'indian summer' (late and hot, i think) but... we'll see!
casper
The Living Force
Croatia, heavy rain fell in most parts of the Kvarner (to 153 mm) and in the interior of Istria. The temperature had dropped 10 degrees.
Italy, area of Naples on Saturday hit a severe storm accompanied by hail that sometimes reached the size of a baseball or apple.
Video:
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Italy, area of Naples on Saturday hit a severe storm accompanied by hail that sometimes reached the size of a baseball or apple.
Video:
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Impressionnante cette photo de grêle...
Sur la Côte d'Azur en France, les températures sont agréables 18° la nuit et 26° le jour, le ciel est bleu et le soleil brille...
Impressive this photograph of hail...
On the French riviera in France, temperatures are nice 18 ° at night and 26 ° in the daytime, the sky is blue and the sun shines...
Sur la Côte d'Azur en France, les températures sont agréables 18° la nuit et 26° le jour, le ciel est bleu et le soleil brille...
Impressive this photograph of hail...
On the French riviera in France, temperatures are nice 18 ° at night and 26 ° in the daytime, the sky is blue and the sun shines...
About 10 C Degrees temperature drop in Macedonia from this morning.Yesterday was a very windy and it was blowing very cold wind. Some mild rainfalls yesterday morning.
Laura said:
Here are a couple of videos of the storm that blew through here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkUV_gNiLNE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnTKfJ1IqGY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Jc_oHUtH4o
They don't really do it justice, the storm was intense! Non-stop lightning flashes and 'walls', not 'sheets' of rain!
