What's the weather where you are?
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September was in parts of Scandinavia warmer than usual
Denmark was on par with the most sunny years, 201 hours of sun and the warmest 16,2 Degrees Celsius on average. http://www.dmi.dk/nyheder/arkiv/nyheder-2016/oktober/september-tangerede-baade-sol-og-varmerekord/
Parts of Southern Norway have also been warmer than usual in September: http://www.yr.no/artikkel/costa-del-vestland---den-nye-solkysten_-1.13158038
In Sweden the temperatures in the Southern parts reached record levels: http://www.smhi.se/bloggar/vaderleken-2-3336/september-kan-lokalt-bli-rekordvarm-och-varmare-an-augusti-1.109221
And if we look a bit outside Scandinavia?
In Finland they are less record obsessed, apparently, but looking at the graph for the past 30 days, it appears the temperatures on average have been above the usual temperatures measured for this time of the year:
http://en.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi/past-30-day-weather
There is nothing written on the Icelandic site, but the link is here http://en.vedur.is/weather/forecasts/areas/ What is perhaps more interesting is the page about Earthquakes, which on Iceland can also influence the weather and roadconditions:
Denmark was on par with the most sunny years, 201 hours of sun and the warmest 16,2 Degrees Celsius on average. http://www.dmi.dk/nyheder/arkiv/nyheder-2016/oktober/september-tangerede-baade-sol-og-varmerekord/
Parts of Southern Norway have also been warmer than usual in September: http://www.yr.no/artikkel/costa-del-vestland---den-nye-solkysten_-1.13158038
In Sweden the temperatures in the Southern parts reached record levels: http://www.smhi.se/bloggar/vaderleken-2-3336/september-kan-lokalt-bli-rekordvarm-och-varmare-an-augusti-1.109221
And if we look a bit outside Scandinavia?
In Finland they are less record obsessed, apparently, but looking at the graph for the past 30 days, it appears the temperatures on average have been above the usual temperatures measured for this time of the year:
http://en.ilmatieteenlaitos.fi/past-30-day-weather
There is nothing written on the Icelandic site, but the link is here http://en.vedur.is/weather/forecasts/areas/ What is perhaps more interesting is the page about Earthquakes, which on Iceland can also influence the weather and roadconditions:
http://en.vedur.is/#tab=skjalftar said:
casper said:
Same forecasts for Gostivar, Western Macedonia from tonight.
Last 2 days it was very nice , warm and sunny during the day and a chilly at night. Days temperatures were over 20C and nights at about 7-8 C
First snow for this year on the high mountain picks at about 2000 m height in Gostivar, Western Macedonia. Evening On Tuesday to Wednesday it was raining in the lower areas and snow higher in mountains. Temperature is still above freezing in the morning but it is cold.
Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
We are presently getting some rain from this storm a couple hours SE of us. I hear there are waves ten meters high!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi5wk3irOFc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEjPX1M6o9Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txw93UOymqg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F6BKtLlsW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtBXtVqI_Ow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtKSr5Rx-ZY
One weather forum thread dedicated to the event (maps, pictures and a few videos):
http://forums.infoclimat.fr/f/topic/50915-suivi-de-l%C3%A9pisode-pluvio-orageux-sur-le-sud-du-pays/?page=10#comment-2650618
According to the forecasts, the worst should happen tonight (red alert since 8 pm today)
We are presently getting some rain from this storm a couple hours SE of us. I hear there are waves ten meters high!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi5wk3irOFc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEjPX1M6o9Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Txw93UOymqg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4F6BKtLlsW4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtBXtVqI_Ow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtKSr5Rx-ZY
One weather forum thread dedicated to the event (maps, pictures and a few videos):
http://forums.infoclimat.fr/f/topic/50915-suivi-de-l%C3%A9pisode-pluvio-orageux-sur-le-sud-du-pays/?page=10#comment-2650618
According to the forecasts, the worst should happen tonight (red alert since 8 pm today)
Re: Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
The event affects mostly Aude and Herault (Southern France). It started 24 hours ago
Some measurements:
- 10 m (33 ft) waves measured by Sete buoy
- 140 km/h (85 mph) wind gusts
- Already 25 cm (10 in) of rain over the last 24 hours
The worse should happen tonight according to forecasts with a total of 40+ cm (1ft 4in) of rain over the whole event (60 hours)
The strong wind, heavy rain and huge waves are unusual and destructive when taken separately, but here, the combination of the three might lead to serious floods because the wind coming from the sea (South East) and the waves push the sea towards the coast, preventing the overflowing rivers to flow down properly into the sea.
Here is a picture of the sea overflowing in Frontignan:
The event affects mostly Aude and Herault (Southern France). It started 24 hours ago
Some measurements:
- 10 m (33 ft) waves measured by Sete buoy
- 140 km/h (85 mph) wind gusts
- Already 25 cm (10 in) of rain over the last 24 hours
The worse should happen tonight according to forecasts with a total of 40+ cm (1ft 4in) of rain over the whole event (60 hours)
The strong wind, heavy rain and huge waves are unusual and destructive when taken separately, but here, the combination of the three might lead to serious floods because the wind coming from the sea (South East) and the waves push the sea towards the coast, preventing the overflowing rivers to flow down properly into the sea.
Here is a picture of the sea overflowing in Frontignan:
Re: Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
You could think that's by the Atlantic coast, but it's in the (usually) nice and quiet Mediterranean sea!
Just as small linguistic observation:
The areas (Department) that are being affected are called "Hérault" and "Aude"
HÉRAULT:
Pronounced just the same as "héraut", which is an old word for herald/harbinger/messenger.
AUDE: (as in "aude sapere" in Latin)
In Latin, it means: intend, be prepared; dare/have courage (to go/do), act boldly, venture, risk;
Just thought it was a bit "funny", since not many other French Departments have names with meanings like these.
You could think that's by the Atlantic coast, but it's in the (usually) nice and quiet Mediterranean sea!
Just as small linguistic observation:
The areas (Department) that are being affected are called "Hérault" and "Aude"
HÉRAULT:
Pronounced just the same as "héraut", which is an old word for herald/harbinger/messenger.
AUDE: (as in "aude sapere" in Latin)
In Latin, it means: intend, be prepared; dare/have courage (to go/do), act boldly, venture, risk;
Just thought it was a bit "funny", since not many other French Departments have names with meanings like these.
Re: Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
It's a lot of rain indeed. 35 cm (1ft 2in) fell in Port Vendres over the last 24 hours. In the same region (Saint Jean de Védas), 17 cm (7 in) fell in one hour
We are about 200 km from the storm which should stay over the coastal regions, so it should be ok.
Foxx said:
It's a lot of rain indeed. 35 cm (1ft 2in) fell in Port Vendres over the last 24 hours. In the same region (Saint Jean de Védas), 17 cm (7 in) fell in one hour
We are about 200 km from the storm which should stay over the coastal regions, so it should be ok.
Re: Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
We are about to experience some typhoon fuelled storms throughout the next 5 or so days, starting tonight on west coast canada.
The major area to be hit should be the sunshine coast but we will see.
Hopefully everyone stays safe.
We are about to experience some typhoon fuelled storms throughout the next 5 or so days, starting tonight on west coast canada.
The major area to be hit should be the sunshine coast but we will see.
Hopefully everyone stays safe.
Re: Major Storm in France (Mediterranean) now
Hope all stays safe as well.
Yeah, got a text early this morning from my cousin in the city alerting me to the storm that is suppose to hit this week. They mentioned filling up a five gallon jug of water and getting some more supplies. Going by what the front page of the paper had to say about the storm, the worst of the weather could hit north of Oregon.
Hope all stays safe as well.
ramaj said:
Yeah, got a text early this morning from my cousin in the city alerting me to the storm that is suppose to hit this week. They mentioned filling up a five gallon jug of water and getting some more supplies. Going by what the front page of the paper had to say about the storm, the worst of the weather could hit north of Oregon.
