We have a storm E of Greenland currently, but other than that, we have no storm systems in thhe European region currently. We will keep you updated.

There are currently no storm systems in Europe, however we are expecting the formation of a storm over Greenland within 24h. Next update should follow latest in 24h.

We currently have a severe storm, that is still unnamed, to the west of Iceland. Here is the current ESC overview!

The low-pressure area “Michael” is causing a few storm gusts in NW Europe, including the UK and the BeNeLux nations. However, the remaints of the (former) tropical storm HENRI are forecst to come ashore on the Iberian peninsula. Please be careful there – storm gusts are to be expected. Below is the peak gust analysis by GFS.

We currently have no storm systems in Europe, however one is expected to form in the coming night and strike the W / NW coast of the Iberian peninsula. More information about that storm tomorrow, when it has formed. Below is the wind analysis for Europe as of 00UTC.

The storm in the cntrl. N Atlantic marked as “HENRI” is in fact not HENRI, but rathen an unnamed storm. We are very sorry for the incorrect information.

The scandinavian high-pressure area is starting to become much weaker, making it possible for low-pressure areas to move further towards the east again. At the edge of the H, storm “LEO” has formed, while the former tropical storm, now storm “HENRI” is moving towards Europe and is currently located over the central north Atlantic.

Currently we have no low pressure systems to report on, however a high over Scandinavia with a central pressure of 1037hPa. A the W side of the high, are stormy conditions, which affect mainly the north sea, but also Ireland, the UK, Norway and Iceland. Below is the wind analysis by GFS for yesterday evening, 18UTC.

Below is the pressure analysis of Europe at 00UTC, with the stormy high-pressure area and the stormiest area marked.