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Here is today’s ESC European windstorm overview, issued November 13th 2016 at 20:00 UTC.
There is currently one storm system in the region.
A nameless severe storm is located near Iceland, with a central pressure of currently 964hPa and peak gusts exceeding 120km/h. The storm center is forecast to move towards the northeast, and the wind field will intensify before making landfall in Scandinavia. Currently, this severe storm is affecting Iceland, Ireland, the UK and the North Sea Islands (storm warnings have been issued for these regions), however it is forecast to strike the west coast of Norway and the north of the Scandinavian peninsula with hurricane-forced storm gusts within the next 24 hours, hence a severe storm warning has been issued for those regions.
Below are the ESC Overview as well as warnings and watches:
Red: Storm warning (>70km/h likely within 24h)
Dark red: Severe storm warning (>120km/h likely within 24h)
Here is today’s ESC European windstorm overview, issued November 13th 2016 at 20:00 UTC.
There is currently one storm system in the region.
A nameless severe storm is located near Iceland, with a central pressure of currently 964hPa and peak gusts exceeding 120km/h. The storm center is forecast to move towards the northeast, and the wind field will intensify before making landfall in Scandinavia. Currently, this severe storm is affecting Iceland, Ireland, the UK and the North Sea Islands (storm warnings have been issued for these regions), however it is forecast to strike the west coast of Norway and the north of the Scandinavian peninsula with hurricane-forced storm gusts within the next 24 hours, hence a severe storm warning has been issued for those regions.
Below are the ESC Overview as well as warnings and watches:
Red: Storm warning (>70km/h likely within 24h)
Dark red: Severe storm warning (>120km/h likely within 24h)
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