Hola;
Dos fotos de ayer en UK. Zona de Guilford, al SE de londres.

Cita de: Jose Bera en Martes 03 Febrero 2009 11:30:07 AM
Hola;
Dos fotos de ayer en UK. Zona de Guilford, al SE de londres.

Impresionantes fotos e impresionante nevada.

Cielo nuvoloso
+6.1°
93%ur
1001,4hPa
vento calmo
DP 5.1°
visibilità buona

Algunas imagenes de The Times...

The Greenwich Observatory in London


An Arctic Fox chills out in the Wildwood Discovery Park at Herne Bay, Kent


The snow falling in Farnham, Surey

Y otras de The Guardian...

West Wickham, Bromley, Kent: Children and parents play on a road covered in snow


Brighton: A couple take photographs in front of the Pavilion


London: A man trudges through the snow in St James's park


Carshalton: A man walks in the tyre tracks left by cars


Southsea: A man walks his dog along the beach


London: The scene on a street in Chiswick


Peebles: Sheep sit in heavy snow in the Scottish borders


London: Heavy snow falls in the early morning


London: Snow falls in Parliament Square

Winchester es el puntito blanco en la región violeta (Hampshire). Está a tan solo 100 m por encima del nivel del mar, esto es increible!


Segundo día de nevada y segundo día sin ir a trabajar 

La agencia britanica ha activado la alerta por nieve para el jueves y el viernes

Qué maravilla de nevadas! Tiene que ser maravilloso pasear por ciudades como Londres o París cubiertas bajo ese espeso manto blanco...

Local areas affected Warning type Valid from Valid to 
London & South East England:  Brighton + Hove
  Hampshire
  Portsmouth
  Southampton
  W Sussex
Heavy Snow 0851 Tue 3 1400 Tue 3
Further outbreaks of snow are expected in some areas giving accumulations of 2 to 5 centimetres on lower ground near coasts, but up to 10 centimetres inland and over higher ground.

The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the Highways Agency for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads.


Issued at: 0853 Tue 3 Feb

London & South East England:  Isle of Wight
Heavy Snow 1044 Tue 3 1400 Tue 3
Heavy snow showers will give local accumulations.

The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the Highways Agency for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads.


Issued at: 1046 Tue 3 Feb


Early warnings of severe or extreme weather
These are issued when the Met Office has 60% or greater confidence that severe weather is expected in the next few days.
Risk of disruption Warning Valid from Valid to 
No early warnings have been issued for London & South East England

Advisory of severe or extreme weather
These advisories are issued by 1100 daily as routine and indicate confidence of expected severe or extreme weather. Early warnings and Flash Warnings supersede advisories when confidence levels are 60% or greater.
Risk of disruption Warning Valid
London & South East England:  Bracknell Forest
  Gtr London
  Hampshire
  Kent
  Medway
  Reading
  Slough
  Surrey
  W Berkshire
  Windsor + Maidenhead
  Wokingham
Drifting Snow & Heavy Snow Thu 5 Feb
There is a moderate risk of a severe event affecting parts of Wales and the southern half of England. Further snow spreading from the south may give additional accumulations of 2 to 5cm, perhaps 5 to 10cm locally. Drifting could occur in strengthening northeasterly winds.

Issued at: 1132 Tue 3 Feb

London & South East England:  Buckinghamshire
  Milton Keynes
  Oxfordshire
Drifting Snow & Heavy Snow Thu 5 Feb
There is a low risk of an exceptionally severe event affecting parts of Wales and central England. There is a low risk of exceptionally heavy snow giving accumulations of 10 to 20cm, with drifting possible in strengthening northeasterly winds. As yet there remains considerable uncertainty in the areas more likely to be affected but further updates will be issued as the situation becomes clearer.


Issued at: 1148 Tue 3 Feb

London & South East England:  Brighton + Hove
  E Sussex
  Isle of Wight
  Kent
  Medway
  Milton Keynes
  W Sussex
Heavy Snow & Drifting Snow Fri 6 Feb
There is a moderate risk of a severe event continuing to affect parts of southern and eastern England. Further falls of snow are likely that may give additional accumulations of 2 to 5cm, perhaps 5-10cm locally. Drifting could occur in fresh or strong north or northeast winds.

Issued at: 1202 Tue 3 Feb

London & South East England:  Bracknell Forest
  Buckinghamshire
  Gtr London
  Hampshire
  Oxfordshire
  Portsmouth
  Reading
  Slough
  Southampton
  Surrey
  W Berkshire
  Windsor + Maidenhead
  Wokingham
Drifting Snow & Heavy Snow Fri 6 Feb
There is a low risk of exceptionally heavy snow across parts of central and southeastern England continuing from Thursday giving further accumulations, with perhaps more than 25cm locally for the whole event. Drifting may occur in fresh or strong north or northeast winds. As yet there remains considerable uncertainty in the areas more likely to be affected but further updates will be issued on the web as the situation becomes clearer.

Issued at: 1207 Tue 3 Feb

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_warnings.html

Fotos desde mi ventana esta mañana, la nevada continuaba:

Nieva también en Dublín...

Cita de: dedalus27 en Martes 03 Febrero 2009 11:22:21 AM
Está nevando fuerte de nuevo en el NE de Italia (Veneto).
En Tarvisio (777 msnm) el espesor oficial de la nieve es de 112 cm.
En Forni di Sopra (900 msnm) el espesor sigue siendo enorme después de dos meses.
En Turín (240 msnm) siguen con nieve cuajada por 40º día consecutivo. No es gran cantidad, pero cuenta a efectos estadísticos.

Como veo que vas haciendo el seguimiento de los dias de nieve en algunas ciudades italianas , pregunto : Van por encima o por debajo de la media de un invierno normal (tomando por normal algun periodo de 30 ańos p.ej. del sXX )??
Lo digo por que esta temporada de invierno se va me parece hacia la Europa Occidental y me alegro por los de Paris y Londres
En Polonia cogiendo cualquier atlas y a grosso modo los dias de permanencia de nieve en suelo oscilan desde los 30 a 60 dias en la franja occidental , de 60 a 80 dias en la franja central y de 80 a 100-110 dias en la franja oriental . ( no cuento montańas )
De memoria por la zona de la Silesia debemos de llevar 6 dias en nov, 1 o2 dias de diciembre , unso 23 dias en enero y 3 dias de febrero y ya se nos va............
Sumando me da algo mas de un mes . Febrero y marzo se han de portar muy bien para llegar al menos a 70 dias .............
Al de Vilnus que deberia llegar a unos 100 dias por lo menos , le preguntaria cuantos lleva .
En resumen quiero exponer que los dias de nieve en suelo es un posible indice a parte del termometrico para clasificar un invierno .

Lo de Turin es sorprendente a una altura de 240m  y tan al sur de Polonia . Felicidades .

Cielo nuvoloso,qualche goccia
+4.3°
91%ur
999,8hPa
vento calmo
DP 2.9°
visibilità buona