The storms continue to UK!!!

1 hMatthew Hugo‏@MattHugo81

Here's some info on the baroclinic leaf and what it means... [link to twitter.com]

1 hMatthew Hugo‏@MattHugo81

Absolute text-book example of a baroclinic leaf on the rapidly develop low just SW of Newfoundland - [link to www.weatheroffice.gc.ca] …

next week will be heavy rain, strong gale force to storm force winds, flooding, and :catdog:

Matthew Hugo‏@MattHugo81

Don't get current weakening band of snow on radar confused as the 'main event' that will develop from the W into the afternoon...

49 minAA SORT‏@AASORT

We've updated our blog this morning, see @MattHugo81 extended outlook at [link to www.theaa.com] looks like were going to see further flooding

Ian Fergusson‏@fergieweather

"@WaterLevels: we have new flooding on top of old #flooding in #Somerset: R Tone already spilling onto Currymoor, more #floods to come!"

1 hIan Fergusson‏@fergieweather

@MrAitchBee snow melt by Sunday, combined with rain & more into next week, means local flooding our next concern as @EnvAgencySW can attest.

Matthew Hugo‏@MattHugo81

06z UKMO MESO model at 6pm is one for the archives and tallies with the NAE model well - [link to expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk] … #snow [link to twitter.com]

There goes the west coast of Ireland

oh well, here it comes. snowing now, but expecting it to turn to heavy rain soon

stay safe everyone!!!

Update (from original link):

Update: A 1003mb low off the Middle Atlantic Coast this afternoon will move and deepen very rapidly as it tracks northeastward with winds forecast up to 50 knots this evening, reaching upwards of 60 knots by 12Z Friday and as high as 80-85 knots possible Friday night. Waves associated with this low will buildup to 17 meters (56 feet) by early Saturday. This system will likely deepen to near historical levels with models suggesting a minimum pressure of about 923mb early Saturday.

Matthew Hugo‏@MattHugo81

Latest radar now showing the more organised and 'proper' frontal zone moving into the west. It all starts here ;-) [link to twitter.com]

i enjoy wild weather

you know you're alive when you're out in it. lol

just looked at the rainfall predictions. today, sunday, monday, tuesday, thursday, friday, saturday, monday tuesday wednesday thursday

all days with heavy rain running through my area here in the SW

nice

by the time this is over, people are gonna be reeling

well... stay safe!!!

Ian Fergusson‏@fergieweather

"@SteveGooding1: @fergieweather Now snowing in Burnham-on-Sea! Surprising at this level" yup: it'll definitely change to rain there later

YES... BIGGER THAN SANDY [link to i.imwx.com]

is this low anyway comparable to superstrorm sandy?is the uk about to have a sandy?

YES... BIGGER THAN SANDY [link to i.imwx.com]

Now that is scary luis,coming from you.its already started snowing in yorkshire,what day would you say this storm will peak?

i think it's not possible to know yet... next week. Ryan Maue say 48h to Ireland start to feel it.

thanks for the warning,bbc weather not even mentioning it yet,at least we get the latest on glp.keep up the top work my fav weatherman.

[link to www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov] [link to www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov] [link to www.opc.ncep.noaa.gov]

327. trHUrrIXC5MMX01:05 PM GMT em 25 de Janeiro de 2013

Incredible, explosive cyclogenesis will occur during the next 24 hours as a low pressure, analyzed to 988 mb at Jan 25/06Z, rapidly intensifies to 927 mb by Jan 26/06Z (24 hour position denoted by the small "X"). The latest OPC products forecast winds to 80 knots along with significant wave heights of 16 meters!
[link to www.wunderground.com]

I hope somebody takes in the Queen's tomato plants.

This must be the low starting to get it together [link to www.meteo.psu.edu] rel="nofollow" target="_blank [link to www.meteo.psu.edu]