Week 29-2019 (Jul 15th – Jul 21th) Contest Winners
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Extremely deep 920 mbar and powerful extra-tropical storm #Dennis brings the title ‘The perfect storm’ back to North Atlantic – heading towards the northern UK on Sunday
The ‘bomb cyclone’ #Dennis took it seriously, no doubt about that. What we have seen today (Saturday, Feb 15th) is indeed beyond exceptional and photogenic …
Week 28-2019 (July 8th – July 14th) Contest Winners
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*BREAKING* The Antarctic region has measured an incredible new absolute temperature record of +20.7°C (69.35°F), as an abnormally warm airmass moves over the Antarctic peninsula!
Only a week ago, a new highest temperature record has been reached for the continent of Antarctica. It was measured at the Argentine station Esperanza, …
*UPDATE* on the most intense North Atlantic storm of the season – an extremely rapid intensification of the ‘bomb cyclone’ #DENNIS is underway!
The bombogenesis / explosive cyclogenesis #Dennis is underway across the North Atlantic this morning, centered northwest of Ireland. The intensification rate is very extreme as …
A very dynamic North Atlantic leads into strong ridge and extreme warmth across parts of Europe from Sunday through Tuesday
While the main focus is on the volatile environment across the North Atlantic and western Europe these days, such pattern is usually responsible for upper-level …
A ‘bomb cyclone’ #Dennis could challenge the most intense North Atlantic cyclones on record this weekend – expected to bottom at around 915 mbar and push a severe windstorm towards western Europe
A new intense North Atlantic windstorm #Dennis could potentially push its central pressure to near or even below 915 mbar tomorrow, challenging the all-time lowest …
A remarkable near-record wind gusts reported at Hafnarfjall station, Iceland today – 255 km/h!
The intense windstorm over Iceland has resulted in extremely severe winds in some areas, especially where downslope winds have contributed to violent gusts exceeding 200 …