Seguimento Europa - 2007

[Dan]

Uma nevada interessante.

Este Inverno já ocorreu alguma nevada com essa?

 

[kimcarvalho]

1 março de 2006

Isso chechu!! Fotos de neve!, Que é o que a malta gosta!

Que calmia que estas 2 fotos transmitem! Muito bom! E em Março .

Chechu, se quiseres podes fazer a tua apresentação, assim ficamos-te a conhecer melhor! És português

Aqui fica o link: http://www.meteopt.com/showthread.php?t=121&page=24

 

[chechu]

Este ano so foi isso por enquanto.

O ano passado ao mesmo periodo tivemos mais nevadas.

A ver se o proximo mes sera mais interesante.

 

[Dan]

Este ano so foi isso por enquanto.

O ano passado ao mesmo periodo tivemos mais nevadas.

A ver se o proximo mes sera mais interesante.

Já foi bem melhor que por aqui . Este Inverno vai muito fraquinho em termos de neve. Aqui na cidade ainda só tivemos uns floquitos. Até nas montanhas está muito mal.

Também espero que Fevereiro seja mais interessante.

 

[Dan]

Valores ligeiramente inferiores à média apenas no extremo sul da P. Ibérica, todo o resto da Europa com anomalia positiva.


Muita precipitação no centro e leste e um mês muito seco na Europa Mediterrânica.

 

[Vince]

Uk - Heavy snow causes transport chaos

Nevão em UK, vários aeroportos fechados, tal como algumas linhas ferroviárias.

Commuters are battling rush-hour chaos after heavy snowfalls across large swathes of England and Wales.

Luton, Stansted, Cardiff, Bristol and Birmingham airports have closed runways and train services have been hit.

Schools in parts of England and south Wales are shut and drivers are being urged to travel only if necessary.

Up to 5cm (2in) of snow has already fallen in parts of England and more is expected across central and southern England and Wales.

Some hilly areas are likely to receive up to 15cm (6in) of snow during the day, the BBC Weather Centre said.

Airport closures

The runway at Gatwick airport was closed because of the severe weather, but has now reopened. Passengers are being advised to check in as normal.

The runways at Luton, Stansted, Cardiff, Bristol, Birmingham and London City airports have also been temporarily closed.

British Airways warned that many short-haul flights from Heathrow airport would be cancelled after 1000 GMT.

Passengers are being advised to contact their airline before travelling.

The Highways Agency - which sent out gritting lorries overnight - has warned of poor driving conditions, and urged drivers to travel only if necessary.

A spokesman for the AA's Roadwatch service said motoring conditions were worst in the south-east of the country, with Surrey, London, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Essex all affected by the snow.

All schools in Birmingham, Solihull and Dudley have been closed, as well as some in Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and East Anglia.

Nearly 100 schools are also closed in Wales but the figure is set to rise.

Moving north

Much of the snow across central and southern England, including London, has coincided with the morning rush-hour, before moving north-eastwards towards Liverpool, Manchester and Derby.

Residents in Wiltshire, especially around the Devizes, Swindon and Chippenham areas, and Herefordshire have reported several inches in places.

Heavy snow fell in south and mid Wales overnight, with the south Wales valleys the worst hit.

A mixture of sleet and snow is expected in Northern Ireland.

On the railways, Virgin Trains warned passengers it would be running revised services and advised people not to travel unless absolutely necessary.

First Great Western, Midland Mainline and Southern Railways also said services would be disrupted.

On the Tube in London, services have already been disrupted on the Central, Bakerloo, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern and Piccadilly lines.

The Transport for London spokeswoman said staff were working to clear platforms which had been closed because of the weather.
Black ice

In the evening, black ice and freezing fog could also become a hazard, especially across many parts of England.

The Highways Agency is advising drivers to check weather forecasts and road conditions before they set out.

"If the weather is severe, don't travel unless your journey is essential," it said.

People who must travel are advised to take warm clothes, food, water, a torch and a spade.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6338151.stm

 

[Vince]

Mais notícias do maior nevão deste Inverno em Inglaterra e País de Gales:

GUARDIAN - Travel chaos as snow sweeps Britain
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uklatest/story/0,,-6401583,00.html

GUARDIAN - Snowstorms close airports and schools
http://www.guardian.co.uk/weather/Story/0,,2008346,00.html

GUARDIAN - Schools across England close due to snow
http://education.guardian.co.uk/schools/story/0,,2008505,00.html

SUN - Snow brings travel chaos
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2001330003-2007060455,00.html

 

[Serrano]

Para além do Reino Unido, parece que a neve também visitou a Irlanda, a Holanda, a Bélgica, o Luxemburgo e a Alemanha...

 

[Serrano]

Pois, acabei de falar com uma familiar em Utrecht e confirmou-me que têm por lá um nevão interessante, que já causou cancelamentos nos transportes ferroviários.

 

[Minho]

Nos últimos dias, na Noruega pelos vistos não tem faltado a neve.....


http://www.aftenposten.no/english/local/article1662222.ece

http://www.norwaypost.no/cgi-bin/norwaypost/imaker?id=56222

Day care centers were closed and even the mayor himself got into a tractor and joined efforts to clear streets and sidewalks of snow. Main roads were open, but many smaller ones remained impassable.

"We're still asking people to leave their cars at home, if at all possible," said Ove Austenaa of the Adger Police District. He also urged residents to help one another.

"Check in with your neighbours, especially elderly people, to make sure they're okay," Austenaa said.

Police and insurance companies were also warning buildings owners to get heavy, wet snow off their roofs, to keep them from collapsing. Several sports halls and shopping centers closed over the weekend because there was danger they'd cave in.

Thousands of households from Mandal to Lillesand were without electricity through much of the weekend, after strong winds blew down trees that in turn damaged power lines. Agder Energi had managed to restore power to most customers in both Øst and Vest Agder counties by Monday morning.

Meteorologists predicted more snow or rain from Tuesday, as temperatures warmed up from sub-freezing levels last week. That will make the snow that's already fallen even more heavy, and potentially dangerous.

It was also snowing again in Oslo Monday morning, as it had all weekend, but only about 10 centimeters had built up. Forecasts called for grey skies, rising temperatures and more snow or rain for the rest of the week.

 

[Minho]

Algumas imagens deste último episódio na Noruega

 

[Dan]

O Nordeste da Europa tem registado uma forte anomalia negativa nos valores da temperatura, mais para sul a situação é inversa.



Uma semana de fraca precipitação na maior parte da Europa.

 

[Dan]

O Inverno ia fraquinho mas agora já não se podem queixar

 

[Fernando_]

Belas fotos da neve em Noruega, Minho

O Nordeste da Europa está a compensar o calor que tuvo em dezembro, janeiro...

A passada semana, um incêndio em Letonia causó a morte de 25 personas em um asilo. A casi -30º, as aguas utilizadas por os bombeiros se congelaron inmediatamente...

Fonte: http://www.diariosur.es/prensa/20070224/mundo/veinticinco-minusvalidos-mueren-incendio_20070224.html

 

[Dan]

Já estão disponíveis os dados de temperatura e precipitação para o trimestre de Dezembro a Fevereiro. Aqueles que são, normalmente os três meses mais frios do ano.

Anomalia positiva em praticamente toda a Europa.


Também na precipitação são mais extensas as áreas com anomalia positiva.