The very powerful severe storm QASIM is going to strike the scandinavian nations today. At the same time, a new storm, RUDI, will form to the SW of the British Isles, and will later affect a large part of central and Northern Europe. We are also expecting a strong and severe storm to move into the region tommorrow, hence the severe storm watch for Ireland, and also for the UK.
Severe storm PHILIPP is going to be responsible for very high winds on the British Isles and Iceland very soon, and also along the Norwegian coast tomorrow.
Even though not noted on the overview map, storm OSCAR continues to cause storm gusts and also dump a lot of rain on the affected region – hence there is also a given risk of flooding. Below is the ESC Overview as well as the warnings and watches!
NILS has brought a lot of wind to central Europe, and therefore there are also a number of warning issued for central and eastern Europe. At the same time, we have a new severe storm that formed to the WSW of Ireland and will soon strike the British isles. There is also a severe storm watch for Iceland.
Storm NILS has moved accross Germany in the past night, causing quite some wind. But it is not over yet! Below are today’s peak gusts (so after 00 CET).
Sturm NILS ist letzte Nacht durch Deutschland gezogen und hat einiges an Wind mitgebracht. Aber es ist noch nicht aus! Unten sind die heutigen Spitzenböen (als nach 00 MEZ)
Storm NILS II is currently moving towards Europe, and will cause storm gusts throughout northwestern Europe. Live data can be found at www.milk-weather.org
Below is the latest GFS analysis.
We currently have a complex situation, with most of Northern Europe being affected by storm. gusts. Additionally, we have a strong low-pressure system in the Mediterranean. Below is the latest GFS analysis. You can find real-time data at www.milk-weather.org.
Storm Lauritz continues to dominate the weather over Iceland and will now also affect the British Isles. Below is the ESC Overview.
Severe storm LAURITZ is causing quite some wind currently in iceland, with gusts forecast by M.I.L.K. Weather to possibly exceed 130km/h in the course of today. As of now, peak gusts near 100km/h have been registered, however collecting data is made dificult by the fact that there ar eonly few stations in Iceland that deliver wind gust reports. The central pressure of this well defined storm is currently 970hPa, and we expect it to slowly move east. As the fronts, especially the cold front, might affect the British Isles, we have issued a storm watch for these as well. The main wind field of the storm might also affect the coast of northern Norway. See below for the M.I.L.K. ESC Overview.
Based on current analysis by M.I.L.K. Weather, there are no warning relevant storms in the area currently. We will keep you updated.