so in northern england tomorrow compared with recent days. again, the chance of catching a heavy downpour that may be thundery. elsewhere in england and wales, the showers will be very well scattered, most places will avoid them and stay dry, and again, again, the chance of catching a heavy downpour get to see some pleasantly warm, sunny spells with temperatures just creeping into the low 20s. most of the downpours will die away through wednesday evening, a few showers overnight and into thursday will continue in northern ireland and western scotland. then from thursday onwards, our weather is dominated by low pressure moving in which will take a full four days to come in and clear away from the uk, as our weather terms. windier, more widely better again across the uk. and it will come in, this area of low pressure, with bands of rain and showers, initially across western areas on thursday, many eastern areas will stay largely dry, but there will be a few showers pushing in here, as
compared with recent days. again, the chance of catching a heavy downpour that may be thundery. elsewhere in england and wales, the showers will be very well scattered, most places will avoid them and stay dry, and again, get to see some pleasantly warm, sunny spells with temperatures just creeping into the low 20s. most of the downpours will die away through wednesday evening, a few showers overnight and into thursday will continue in northern ireland and western scotland. then from thursday onwards, our weather is dominated by low pressure moving in which will take a full four days to come in and clear away from the uk, as our weather terms. windier, more widely better again across the uk. and it will come in, this area of low pressure, with bands of rain and showers, initially across western areas on thursday, many eastern areas will stay largely dry, but there will be a few showers pushing in here, as well, as we get deeper on in the day. the winds picking up initially in the wes
It’s Atlantic hurricane season: Do you understand what ‘the cone’ really is?
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When weather teams issue forecasts, they come with certain specifics to help people understand what’s happening.
In the case of a hurricane, tropical storm or tropical depression, it usually includes a track forecast cone, commonly known as the cone of uncertainty.
Developed by the National Hurricane Center, this weather staple can sometimes cause confusion. Here’s what you need to know about “the cone.”
[And here’s a sample graphic, if you scroll down on this page, from the NHC).
one, if they knew anything about the purge, help me understand what seemed to be a complete standdown and lack of immediately available assets for any change in behavior? well i think a couple things. number one, the men and women of the baltimore police department the rank and file have done an unbelievable job overmaintaining their composure, spit on assaulted and have done everything they can to try to end these issues in a very peaceful way. i think also i guess in weather terms, they were expecting a severe thunderstorm and quickly escalated to a category 5. they were outresourced but the mayor said i wanted to give the protesters space. i wanted to learn from ferguson. i didn t want to be in the face. that s not about weather. we were with your men and women last night, the baltimore police. they re topnotch. we watched this car fly at them on what seemed like a suicide mission. they didn t move. they didn t open fire. i saw restraint all night. not about insulting the men