Nick Finnis is a journalist for MBC Netweather, specializing in weather forecasts and updates. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Nick's articles cover a range of topics including upcoming weather patterns, potential storms, and the impact of cold fronts on different regions.
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By: Nick Finnis
Cloudy for many during the first half of the coming week, damp on Monday but drier on Tuesday. High pressure looks to build in across England and Wales from mid-week, so drier with more in the way of sunshine, but also a risk of fog forming overnight.
By: Nick Finnis
A DANA (Isolated Depression at High Levels) over southern Iberia and warm moist air driven inland from the Mediterrenean by easterly Levante winds will combine to bring intense downpours with risk of flooding to southern and eastern Spain this week.
By: Nick Finnis
The threat of flash-flooding continues across parts of Spain on Friday, as a slow-moving upper low brings further areas of heavy rain and storms. This blog takes a look at the weather phenomenon behind the deadly flash-floods in Spain this week.
By: Nick Finnis
November is the wettest month of the year on average across large parts of the UK, but like now, high pressure can hang around for a few weeks bringing a dry weather but sometimes grey skies. But it's not often it happens.
By: Nick Finnis
High pressure could hang around for much of the rest of this month, with only temporary unsettled conditions. Looking further ahead, the ECMWF seasonal update indicates a +NAO pattern dominating through the winter, which means a mild winter.
A look at how anticyclonic conditions can lead to increased levels of air pollution, especially in urban areas, in winter and summer.
An upper level low or DANA moves southwest over Iberia next few days bringing a new episode of intense rainfall and risk of flash-flooding to parts of southern and eastern Spain this week.
By: Nick Finnis
After a very dry, very dull and mild first half of November, a big change is on the way from Sunday, as winds turn northerly - bringing cold arctic air. This will bring the risk of snow for some and also widespread frost at night.
By: Nick Finnis
Met Office yellow warnings have been issued for snow and ice for parts of northern Britain from Sunday evening through to Tuesday morning, as cold arctic air arrives. There are plenty of hyperbole headlines from some media too about how much it will snow.
It will be another cold day, but wintry showers should ease away from the far north. Storm Bert arrives on Saturday, bringing heavy snow for a time in the north, heavy rain elsewhere, accompanied by gales. Turning milder over the weekend.
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