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THIS BlogPost started 2014 AUG 27 FOR WeatherAction TOP RED periods: R4 25-26, R5 27-29 +/-1d
In this period Short range standard Meteorology TV forecasts worldwide are likley to UNDERestimate frontal activity, wind rain and speed of developments and motion of weather systems. At the same time we expect (on average) more Geomagnetic activity / proton bursts 

Further Weather Commentaries further below
Important comms from Readers/Observers at foot of blog pages 

TOP FORECAST SERVICES NEWS:

UPLOAD NEWS:
A PEEK AT SEPT:  Piers says: "Sept weather is often pretty boring but now with Mini-Ice-Age circulation patterns taking a stronger and stronger hold this is no longer the case. This Sept is showing some pretty zany pressure patterns In Br+Ire+Europe and the USA. This wild Jet stream behaviour and dramatic contrasts continues through NH Autumn and Winter - and corresponding wild patterns in the SH summer. They are all exciting forecasts and it is really interesting to see (expected) simultaneous rapid changes (Jet stream shifts) in different parts of the world.
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We thank all for high interest and urge you to pass on the news of this offer to help extend forecast use and benefits. 
We will review the progress of this offer regularly and then decide whether to continue or end offer. 
(NEXT REVIEW 2400 GMT 31st (0100 BST 1st Sep)) - taken place
1 Sept: THE SALE CONTINUES we Review again ~12noon 1st Sept.

=> 30d BI, USA, Eu, RTQ forecasts give Aug Free & subs from Sept (issue 31Aug)
=> BI 45d & 'TheLot(Except  BI WholeWinterNow)' give rest of Aug now(30d fc) & Sept now (45d fc) FREE and start Sub from OCTOBER (issue mid Sept).
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Extra months in lieu are given for 'double coverage' eg upgrading to BI100d, BI WholeWinter, TheLot(xcBIWW) ETC when you have a sub which covers part of new sub 

 The recent USA Special is replaced by this 50% / 2/3 OFF deal 
Link above or upadted info on http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No38.pdf

The IMPORTANT Br+Ir & Eu AUGUST UPDATE (issued Aug 16)  
as in all Br+Ir services 30d, 45d, 75d, 100d; both Eu servicess and in All-Forecasts(except-BIwholeWinter)-in-One service is now public as WANews14No37 via: http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No37.pdf
The forecast is now pretty well back on track from ~23rd as projected in the Update.

Br+Ir 45d SEPT with graphs awaits you: 
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NOVEMBER is single page summary with further detail soon.
OCTOBER is 4 pages in 8 weather periods with maps, no graphs
SEPTEMBER is 4 pages in 8 weather periods with maps, no graphs
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NORMAL ISSUE / EXTENSION DATE is 22nd of each month for 3m hence 
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This service is tremendous news for Weather-serious operators in Agriculture, Emergency services, transport, holiday and retail businesses.
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 NEW Br+Ir WHOLE WINTER NOW 
(110-200 ahead) for  All winter months - DEC, JAN, FEB, NOW is released
- Currently single page summary of essential weather through the 3 months
- Updates in progress to 8 periods per month
- Then Further detail as 75d, 45d, 30d BI services - included.
SUBSCRIBERS TO THIS SERVICE get full extension credits for any months already in their current subs.  Eg if you have 30d/45d/75d subs which go up to or beyond Feb you get access to your 30 or 45 or 75d service increased by 3 months. The same applies to the 100d and the 'All forecasts except BI Winter in one' service.  For eg one month overlap 1m extensions apply.             
Subscription access details - ensuring you get your updates
30d forecastsAccess is to 28th of last month subscribed (uploads ~29-31st)
45d (BI) forecasts: Access is to 14th of last month subscribed (Uploads ~15-17th)
- so that next month which loads 15th onwards is excluded. 30d for that month is also loaded.
75d (BI) forecasts: Access is to 14th of month before last month subscribed
- so that next 75d month which loads 15th onwards is excluded. 
AND 45d access is given to 14th of last month subscribed
so 45d, 30d forecasts for the months load.
100d (BI) forecastsAccess is to 21st of 2nd month before last month subscribed
- so that next 100d month which loads 22nd onwards is excluded. 75d loads on ~15th
AND 45d access is given to 14th of last month subscribed
so 45d, 30d forecasts for the months load.
WINTER ONLY (BI) 200d forecasts: Access is fixed to 28 Feb 2015
First updates + extra detail for all months Dec, Jan, Feb will be soon and all normal updates around 15-17th and end month will get 75d+45d and 30d updates. 


1.  CURRENT-RECENT Top Solar-Weather News-Commentary - Br+Ir, Eu, USA, World
R4 25-26, R5 27-29 

28Aug - Geomagnetic and aurora activity ramp up as Coronal Hole (pic 28th) becomes Earth facing and weather extremes - hail - thunder -torrential rain - hit across world in WeatherAction R5 period: see http://spaceweather.com/

 
     



Superb forecast success for USA Map and heat +storms in R4 25-26th:
Pdf for pic below is: http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No38.pdf 

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25+26 Aug  
New Top red R5 /R4 periods begin ~25th:
Look out for extra storm/ thunder/rain etc activity from 25th.
New proton hits on 25/26th - via link on home page, 
Strange lights NW Pacific - as on twitter feed - at same time as 25-26th proton hit:-
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See http://www.global-providence.info/?q=en/content/strange-lights  and 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2734573/Mystery-glow-Pacific-Ocean-Pilots-left-baffled-strange-orange-red-lights-spotted-dead-night.html

23 Aug
Ignorant dishonest Co2 warmist nonsense in new BBC propaganda video:
The new vid says many things:
"A 30-year cycle in the Atlantic ocean may be behind the slowdown in global warming. John H reports for
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/28901854 = 

A glance at John Hammond's body language suggest he knows he is lieing.
 
We CHALLENGE JOHN HAMMOND TO A PUBLIC DEBATE on his ignorant, stupid, misleading, disingenuous claims
He talks about cycles 'upsetting' the warmist LIE.
FACT The sunand moon drive these (60yr) cycles as first explained 6 years ago by WeatherAction and presented in a New York climate conference, the cycles themsleves are NOT NEW.
FACT BBC-MetOffice charlatans re-invent the wheel on a weekly basis and pretend work by WeatherAction and others does not exist. They work to destroy science not build it.
FACT There is no warming but cooling. Data fraud not world temperature is on the rise.
FACT Ocean expansion is nothing whatsoever to do with the CO2 warmist LIE - it has been happening since the end of the last ice -age at a rate unchanged by the advent of Man's CO2.
To get matters straight have a look at:
( i ) RECENT TOP VIDS + PDFs by Piers Corbyn - short links
- Electric Univ Pres http://bit.ly/1nJecee 18,249 hits Aug27
- CO2 Scam Nailed http://bit.ly/QS0k34  13,667 hits Aug27
http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No11.pdf 
http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews13No43.pdf

(ii) Other links on data fraud:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/environment/10916086/The-scandal-of-fiddled-global-warming-data.html 

http://weatheraction.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/australian-met-office-accused-of-manipulating-temperature-records/

http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2014/08/22/thermometers-show-that-the-us-has-been-cooling-for-nearly-a-century/    (re United States Historical Climatology Network  )  WATCH USHCN FRAUD SWITCH BELOW
(For 'Final' read 'Fiddled')
Read artcle(s) for glaring evidence of fraud perpetrated by data 'selection/de-selection', and 'adjustments'/ 
modifications/'corrections' to make past processed 'data' colder and present warmer than objective honest records.
(iii) Tweets and links from Matthew Brown via
https://twitter.com/mattielb/status/502885795729272832



2.  OTHER RECENT REPORTS

Piers Corbyn August World note - issued end July

Hello"! The August forecasts for Britain + Ireland, Europe (including possible Pressure maps), USA and Quake Risk are very exciting. On a world scale records of heat, cold, floods and hail will be under attack and some will be broken. WeatherAction world leading forecasts will help to look watch and prepare for events - no one else has WeatherAction's skills.

The reason for the extremes is the wild jet stream behaviour which brings extremes of heat and cold. These are the most exciting batch of forecasts for a while and well worth having for planning purposes. 

=> (Comment added 23 Aug) WeatherAction Forecast users can see that these warnings were well confirmed world wide with EXTREME hail, thunder and flood (and Quake-volacano) events during WeatherAction ~R5,R4 periods in USA, Europe+BI, India, China, Japan, New Zealand...
RECENT TOP VIDS by Piers Corbyn - short links

   see also http://www.weatheraction.com/docs/WANews14No11.pdf 

3.  LATEST FORECAST NEWS+INFO
- (Past) UPLOAD NEWS
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4. Further Commens and Forecasts General News

Up to 30d ahead forecasts for Britain+Ireland, USA, Europe and 'RTQ (Red weather periods & thunder/tornado+Quake risk) for May have been performing well.

As we go further into Mini-Ice-Age circulation in Autumn and Winter (NH) months forecasts are, as might be expected, very interesting and important both sides of the Atlantic.

What Subscribers say
Many idependent reports verify WeatherAction's world- leading significant forecasting skill (see Forecasts =>Accuracy on Home page) and from time to time we report individual user Comments. Hear Saskia Steinhorst a Netherlands Subscriber on WeatherAction Euromaps Forecasts:-

 "(re May)....It feels like the climate is like a ping pong ball, bouncing all over the place. Keeping track is hard and would've been virtually impossible if not for Piers' EXCELLENT forecasts! ..."

5. READERS COMMENTS & FEEDBACK RULES

THIS Site is DEFENDED SPACE - 100% Moderated and troll-free because of ongoing cyber flood attacks, the misguided and mis-informed ravings of deranged greens and to stop postings which propagate misinformation or ignorance or are not of fair and honest intent or which give away WeatherAction subscribers forecast information.
The aim is to engage in fruitful informed discussion. All fair comment is published.............. 

Comments submitted - 46 Add your comment

On 01 Sep 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Bland dull day but stayed dry, 16 deg. @ 19.38 pm so can't complain though I'd love to really cos I'm always gutted when the kids go back to school! Blergh!
On 01 Sep 2014, Maria 45day sub somerset wrote:

what a generous sub offer, I have extended my 45 day again and at this rate of extensions will soon be in infinity. To any doubters, I would not be spending our hard earned money if we did not believe in the good work of Piers and his team
On 01 Sep 2014, Chris H wrote:

Amazing offer, Piers. Thanks very much! I have extended my existing 45 day sub, and look forward to a longer period of knowing what's coming weatherwise.
On 01 Sep 2014, Gill1066 East Sussex (sub) wrote:

Farmers just can't win. If we spread natural fertilizers such as slurry (which we can't - no tankers left - lol) we get blamed for the smell. If we spread chemical man-made fertilizer - we get criticized for polluting the world and adding to C02 emissions. The trick is to spread just before it rains - the smell then goes. Anyway husband has ordered new slurry tanker - so it won't be long hopefully before we can annoy the neighbours again!! The question is - will it rain this month and if so when? Some of us at least know that answer!
On 01 Sep 2014, Clive wrote:

I did say in one of my comments earlier in the month that August was likely to be warm and wet. I have thought of August this year like 1992 or 2004. I did not think there would have been such a downturn in temperatures after such a warm period had create very high sea temps. Ex-hurricanes crossed the country ten years ago, created plenty of rain but did not create a downturn in temperatures. So what was different about Bertha that the ones 2004 that cause such a downturn. It may be due to storm stall around Scandinavia that cause the change. Low pressure over Scandinavia draws air down from the arctic and is cold anytime of the year. In the winter it can cause arctic plunges bringing belts of snow and wintry showers.
On 01 Sep 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

30-31 August Forecast Review-pretty much for my location although temps have been about average rather than cool.0.8 which makes a final 5.4 out of 8 for August which is 67%. Bertha ripped a hole in what otherwise would have been a good month of forecasts bringing in the cool temps. I see those with closed minds/antiWAagendas will point that one period out but not the success of the forecasts for the month. Which demonstrates their unscientific approach in respect of evidence as a series of readings. Meto predicted the whole winter wrong, their 5 day is usually useless yet some make out Meto are the 'experts' despite that they cannot demonstrate anything useful and yet do endless jedi mind trick sales videos as they try to fool people that they have some skill. Where is the evidence on their long range versus actual? With the latest offer of £1 a week for WA forecasts that consistently give imo 60% or above accuracy for a month while meto gobbles £100s of millions seems a bargain.
On 01 Sep 2014, richard [subs east mids] wrote:

25-29 August forecast review- the torrential rain that was predicted 45 days before arrived on time which by anyone's standard is a stunning forecast. So 0.9 which makes 4.6 out of 7 for August.
On 01 Sep 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Drizzle came in around 5pm and continued over night, humid and around 16 deg. @ 11pm. Overcast and 12 deg. this morn.
On 31 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

>> http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-21866464 << So the latest observations prove the theory is correct, but the physicists will still have to tweak the theory a little to make it fit the new observations. Sounds a bit like global heating theory to me!
On 31 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

12˚C at 7.30, dry with a mixture of sunshine & clouds in a NW breeze from the retreating last week's Low, this later turned into a S'ly from the now dominating Atlantic Low (ex Cristobal, I think) as the temperature kept rising to an eventual 20˚, it was dry and sunny all day, much hotter than 20˚ in our various sheltered corners, was a great pleasure to sit out in the sun. Rain started at 9.45pm, pretty heavy as well and the temp was 13˚ by then. ==RUSS: harvest nowhere near in up here, of course, some of it battered by the very heavy rain we had yesterday.
On 31 Aug 2014, Steve (sub) wrote:

I can't agree more Russ! Far worse than holding one's breath at traffic lights in cooler months (if - like me - you are lazy enough not to open the visor). Great article in DM today about the arctic sea ice being 45% more this year! not less as the warmistas keep lying about. A great comment there too from someone who said we could disprove the Co2 nonsense by comparing the properties of a double glazing pane (with the usual 0.038% Co2 in it of course) with another containing none - if thats possible!
On 31 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Yeah would be a great idea buying twice for real, but I'm feeling well lucky to have a 12mth sub. I feel like I have availed of a deal a steal a sale of the century! Ha ha loved the met comment btw! :) More cloud cover this aft. but stayed pleasant with sun at times and reached 18 earlier, 17 deg. now @ 16.12pm.
On 31 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

OH NO! It`s Septrembler tomorrow (sic), the crops are in and the fields are bare...and waiting for? The autumn smellathon! Can`t scientists find something to stop poop from smelling, especially the half fermented, new lifeform variety that muck spreaders hurl about. I mean....how the heck does that stuff get to smell that bad. You can not only smell it but taste it over 5 miles away. On a motorcycle, your lungs refuse to inhale until your skeleton is confident that the smell has gone. You have to accelerate quickly past the freshly coated fields before you pass out through lack of oxygen ! .......... Lots of large coronial holio`s so plenty of solar wind to charge up any storms over the next week or so. Should help the volcanio`s keep sa`lava`ting too.
On 31 Aug 2014, @Piers_Corbyn WA Forecaster wrote:

MARIA! + OTHERS Thanks indeed for the sub. Yes If you are asking could anyone subscribe for two years by eg buying the 12m twice and therefore getting 24m of monthly forecasts in hand. The answer is yes if anyone wishes and we would hope our popularity will anyway lead to more new customers. Beyond 2 years perhaps if requested but by then who knows what will be happening? The Met Office might have closed down and we would be giving monthly forecasts on TV?! (this is not a forecast!). For info one farmer did negotiate a Longer Range "Life Subscription / Membership". ALL DONT FORGET 2/3 OFF REDUCTIONS ALSO APPLY TO 12m subs of BI 45d, 75d, 100d and USA, Eu 30d and HALF PRICE to Br+Ir FULL WINTER NOW plus updates as issued. It might be that these options would be more useful (sooner at least) than a 2yr 30d monthly sub.
On 31 Aug 2014, Ron Greer wrote:

Well it was the Bardarbunga Burp rather than an eruption---but is it really done yet? Next R5 anyone?
On 31 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Wow fab offer thank you Piers! I was wondering how I was going to continue after Sept. The hubby says yes if I make him a cuppa, the tide was out a bit and he's asked me will he get a full cup if he buys me 2 years! As u can tell I'm over the moon, just waiting for our Internet connection to be agreeable!-)
On 31 Aug 2014, @Piers_Corbyn WA Forecaster wrote:

MARIA! YES THAT IS IT! FOR ONLY £48 = £4 per month you can extend your Br+Ir foreacst for 12months. Please tell others about this QUICK OFFER too! SEPTEMBER Forecasts will be issued today. Thanks
On 31 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Piers am I reading this right that if I subscribe for 12mths on 30d it will continue when my sub runs out @ end of sept. for £48.00 ? If so I need to flutter my eyelashes @ hubby for an early Xmas pressie lol!-)
On 31 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Felt a little nippy last night reading 10 deg. @ 1.30 A.M. Beautiful this morning blue sky as far as I can see, 14 deg. sun is out and it's bright dry weather in Eire as forecasted...
On 31 Aug 2014, @Piers_Corbyn WA Forecaster wrote:

THANKS FOR COMMS ALL -- PADDY your obs especially appreciated -- ALL PLEASE SEE NEW SHORT AMAZING HALF-PRICE / 2/3 OFF DEALS to draw in as many as possible at end Aug etc - on Home page. Please PASS IT ON to any who might be interested. -- Another blog starting soon
On 30 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

Warm morning at 12˚C with a pleasant W'ly breeze, warming up to 18˚ in the alternating cloud cover & sunshine, dry all morning but showers getting going around 1.30pm, some of them very heavy & increasing in frequency until evening when the show calmed down somewhat, which, by the way, is exactly as Piers forecast for our area. 13˚ by 10pm & feeling mild. == FARMERS need the Sept forecast! == RUSS: yes, I agree with Gerry N Downs, when will you put the scales back on your eyes? :-)
On 30 Aug 2014, Gerry N Downs 600ft 45d wrote:

Russ - you really don't understand do you. The planet is getting warmer and drier. The fiddled figures in Australia say so, the fiddled figures from NOAA say so and the fiddled figures from our own CRU say so. The everso accurate models all say so too. 100% of 0.5% of the papers that Cook et al studied that claimed it was warming said so. What more proof could you need? You are just imagining it is cold and wet.
On 30 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Turning out a nice warm day 17/18 deg. cooler start around 12c after a clear starry night, but the sun is getting through the cloud since midday, breezy and nicer than last few days.
On 30 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

More pointless plopaganda from mother beeb (I can`t even be bothered capitalising their name anymore),. So the water companies are going to spend a whole wodge of cash on damming up moorland streams so the moors don`t dry up. Oh dear! I can see this ending in tears. It`s a good job the vast majority of homes in Holmefirth are built above the valley floor. But the town centre is in the cross-hairs to get well and truly flooded. One huge downpour and the local council could be looking at at outlay of a damn' site more than £2 million. In one breath the water companies are telling us that they are restricted to how much water they can take from streams, because of the effect on downstream wildlife, then they do this? Will it make a difference? I would postulate that the water will find another route off the moor and that the money will have been entirely wasted! Those moors have survived a very long time without help from man, so why don`t we stop needlessly interfering?
On 30 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

Gill, wow! What a terrible end to your summer. It`s not just the value of or loss of the hay and straw but the wear & tear on the machinery, the diesel costs and man-hours. Taken as a whole it must be soul destroying. But you sound like a strong established farming family who I`m sure will shrug this off and spend the winter building a new barn, and looking forward to next season. ......... Anyone spot the 2 nights of awesome aurora over the past few days? Then they wonder why two volcano`s go pop! All that extra electric charge cursing through the crust of our huge, communal pie, floating through the sun`s magnetic field, is going to cause heating on a massive scale. Just think what happens when you get a large electric charge and use a high voltage to force it through something of high resistance. A kettle`s heating element for instance. It will boil water, or, if the element is in your oven, burn the crust of your pie??
On 30 Aug 2014, occasionally David wrote:

P.S. The only reason I'm not a subscriber is I'm out of work and thus penniless. As soon as that changes...
On 30 Aug 2014, occasionally David wrote:

Personally I think the BBC is a lost cause. They have been lying about most things for years. It is, perhaps, testament to the powers of brainwashing that we place so much trust in it and are so determined to see it restored to honesty. The problem is the BBC has always been a propaganda engine. It was "the voice of Empire" for goodness sake - how many lies do you have to tell to justify controlling and exploiting a third of the earth's peoples? It has spoken with a voice of quiet authority and we have heard that voice more or less from birth, so it's to be expected that we find it hard to accept their lies. But lie they do. So I have given up on them. I don't listen or watch any of their factual/current events stuff, because they are an exercise in dishonesty and misrepresentation. They have shown that they cannot be trusted and I would suggest that this is not going to change. Ever. They have become as an abusive spouse - lie, apologise, then lie again.
On 29 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

Wet start with rain going on well into the morning. Mild though, 11˚C at 7.30 (after overnight low of 9˚) & when the cloud began to lift around 1.30pm it actually got quite hot, especially in our tunnels, outside it got to 19˚. Cloud moved back in on a strong S wind, it got cooler and we had some really heavy showers off and on right into the evening. Temp by 9.30 pm was 13˚, sky overcast. ==RON: that does roughly coincide with our two nights of 4˚ on 25. & 27. August. GILL: gosh, that's terrible news. Most of the time we have no idea how devastating such events can be until they happen.
On 29 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK sub wrote:

Ron, yes i take your point but piers has said he is not always 100% correct but 80%+ which to my mind is very good, but we are a small island on the edge of a continent so lots of quick shifts to put a spanner in the works. Gill east sussex so sorry to hear that you have had a fire and lost your fodder and barn, wish you well in your endeavers to fix it up again. Chilly in a brisk wind some sun and spots of rain in the wind not a good day again still same at 7pm.
On 29 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Ps Sorry to hear about your barn Gill , hope you get a good September...
On 29 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Mild overnight, mostly overcast this morning/today. Rain and drizzle some heavy downpours, temp 17c pretty damp and humid, some break in cloud now with the sun trying to peek through @ 16.19 pm with fresh n a bit gusty sw winds. This part of the forecast has been spot on...
On 29 Aug 2014, Gill1066 East Sussex (sub) wrote:

After being next door and part of the wettest place in the country on Monday - we then hit sky high scorching temps - unfortunately for the wrong reason; our newest barn went up in flames at 11pm Monday night. Barn, all our hay and straw for the winter , one tractor and approx eight trailers completely destroyed. Fortunately no person or animals were hurt. I think the fire is now out - I hope so as it is pretty breezy here, and my son says the ashes are flying everywhere. Hopefully the clean up will start soon, just the machinery - or remains of to be inspected. I hope we never have to go through that again. Floods and rising water must be very frightening; fire that big was terrifying until the first of seven fire engines arrived. Hopefully September weather will be dry and not stormy as a very kind person has offered us 30 acres of straw for free - we just have to bale it - luckily our other major tractors were not in the barn. Never think fire won't happen to you - it can!
On 29 Aug 2014, Ron Greer wrote:

STEVE(Dorset) I feel very sorry for Piers in respect of the UK prediction for August. It's not helpful and allows our opponents to detract from the other times and places he called it correctly( more often than not). PADDY: I was away from home when the pumpkins were frosted, but there were several frosts in that week, but my best bet is 23-25th. ICELANDIC VOLCANOES: so far a fart rather than thunder.
On 29 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK sub wrote:

What a great shame that the hot weather did not materialise as piers said in the Express for Aug it turned out to be the exact apposite colder than usual and wet, never mind as piers said it,s the wild jet stream that done it.
On 29 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset.UK sub wrote:

January to April 1784 ... notably cold, and persistently so by CET series. In particular, the winter (1783 December - 1784 February) CET=1.2degC, some 2.5C below the all-series average. The Thames was completely frozen in February and traffic crossed on the ice. (LW) In Scotland, the period around and after Christmas was bitterly cold with a 'violent' easterly storm 25th/26th December, which caused havoc along the Scottish east coast, and brought a large amount of snow which drifted significantly. NB: the following winter/1784-85 was also about 1degC colder than average. This has been attributed to the Laki eruption event but there is some doubt about this - see above.) 2nd/3rd January: Scotland - a severe snowstorm affecting at least the Aberdeen area, with much drifting. Drifts were reported to have reached around 5 or 6 metres in Aberdeenshire, seriously dislocating travel. Houses all down the eastern side of Scotland were unroofed, rocks were blown into harbours on the east
On 29 Aug 2014, Steve,Dorset,UK sub wrote:

Icelandic volcanic eruption (Laki): Primary eruptions (five) from June 8th to July 8th, 1783 (60% of the total volume of ejection), but minor eruptions occurred until early February, 1784. A major event, with huge production of sulphur & acid products, as well as the largest production of lava in recorded history. The majority of emissions are thought to have been confined to the troposphere, but the initial ejections of each of the five major events did penetrate the tropopause and entered the stratosphere. The intense period of eruption tallied with contemporary reports across Europe of a blue haze or dry-fog in the atmosphere, damage to vegetation and occurrence of respiratory problems (later analysis suggests that the mortality due to the sulphur-based haze was counted in tens of thousands dead): the effects noted at the time throughout summer & autumn. These effects are consistent with increased atmospheric loading of acid aerosols, particularly sulphates. Because of the (suspecte
On 28 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

Milder today at 13˚C at 7.30, rain setting in shortly thereafter & keeping going all morning, some really heavy bursts. Max temp 17˚ nevertheless, even in the stiff SE breeze, perhaps unsurprising given that this is air that comes from the mid Atlantic rather than northern Scandinavia as in the last 3 splendid sunny but cold days. 10˚ by 10pm, feeling mild. == RON: you had frost damage on your pumpkins - when? Just to see how that correlates with our cold nights recently. Our courgettes got hacked to bits on 11th August by the NW gale, if I'd been on the ball enough I'd have put a fleece on them.
On 28 Aug 2014, Russ subs NE Derbyshire wrote:

I strongly agree Stephen. Throw enough stuff into the upper atmosphere to circulate around the Arctic Circle and I think we could be in for a picturesque Christmas..... Better chop some extra logs Ron, just in case....
On 28 Aug 2014, Richard Traut yearly sub Redcar wrote:

Stephen do you mean this...http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/~jsmerdon/Site/Research_Blog/Entries/2011/3/15_The_Extreme_Winter_of_1783-84.html After a wet start it picked up this afternoon warmish sunny and 18.c ,I think the BBC should be open to public debate after all we pay the licence fee so we should have the our debate!!!
On 28 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Nice morning but didn't last very long before drizzly showers and quite windy again, temps reached 16c. Yellow weather warning status for heavy rainfall West Ireland for nxt 24hrs up on met.ie.
On 28 Aug 2014, stephen parker ( sub ) wrote:

a large volcanic event is likely in iceland, which could have serious implications for our winter and the next growing season.Research 1783 and you will see what i mean. An excellent ' timewatch' from around 2007 is available on youtube showing what a disaster it was
On 28 Aug 2014, Ron Greer wrote:

GFS and other standard models going for a warm first half of September and then cool westerlies setting in. No need to light the stove this morning . Warmer spell too late to save the frost-damaged pumpkins. Thunder locally.
On 28 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

(When i said cooler by day I meant cooler yesterday than previous couple of days where we reached 18 & 17c) Cooler again this morning 13/14c after a mild night, feels chilly, blue sky sunshine and little cloud at the moment with a light breeze @ 8.44 AM. Looks like we had rain during the night.
On 27 Aug 2014, Paddy (Aberdeen south, 130m elevation, sub) wrote:

Another 4˚C start today, but bright & same regime as yesterday with groups of towering cumulus coming in off the N Sea in the SE breeze, less strong today. Been sunny all day, temps reaching 19˚ at warmest; they've been creeping up a degree a day for the last few days. Back down to 11˚ by 10pm, feeling somewhat milder under the fairly cloudy sky.
On 27 Aug 2014, Maria ( Ireland sub ) wrote:

Continued overcast all day and drizzly showers on and off too, has been cooler by day reaching 15c but nights are milder as temp still reading 15c now at 20.55 PM humid and showing 94% humidity, wind stayed fresh/moderate all day speed/gust 24/39 km/hr here in the Midlands, Starting to really notice the nights drawing in now, more so tonight as a dull day/eve. temp just increased to 16c now. They say the ex tropical storm Cristobal could help our temps improve a bit Sunday onwards...
On 27 Aug 2014, BLACK PEARL wrote:

Re your report on John Hammond BBC Yeah it does look like he was finding it difficult to keep a straight face Got his email then we can all enquire if he's up to dabating ? As all commenting on climate stuff appears to be closed down at the BBC now, most likely because it was used as a portal to post inconvenient links to oppose their claims... Maybe you could send him this to play on the BBC http://vimeopro.com/southhouse/theglobalwarmingwar The password to view is ... 4festival A good watch