[PDF] Top 20 Monthly Weather Bulletin September 2005

... Examples of the alarming impact of climate change on the seas and oceans around Europe have been emerging over the last few years. As revealed by recent research carried out by the Royal Society in the U.K., oceans are ... See full document

... during September were close to normal throughout, and mean air temperatures were within half a degree of normal for the month ...coolest September since 1994 at almost all ...coolest weather was in ... See full document

... temperatures and dry weather to most areas at the start of the period. A cold front then passed over Ireland, with heavy consistent rain and showers. Winds were predominantly light to moderate, south to ... See full document

... After a dry start to the month, heavy rain was recorded in all areas between the 4th and 7th, with some exceptionally heavy falls in places. Dungarvan (Carriglea) recorded 71.0mm on the 5th, the highest September ... See full document

... of September was dull, but almost cloudless conditions over the country between the 9th and 13th gave over 10 hours of sunshine each day during this period in most places, bringing monthly totals above ... See full document

... significantly, such that it was downgraded to a tropical depression by the 5th. The worst affected area was Puerto Cabezas in Nicaragua, where heavy rainfall destroyed hundreds of homes and left many people dead. ... See full document

... of September, two hurricanes were recorded over the Atlantic Ocean, Leslie and ...on September 10th as it made landfall along the Burin Peninsula of southeastern Newfoundland, Canada as a extra-Tropical ... See full document

... for September were more than two degrees above normal almost everywhere, ranging from ...warmest September on record at many stations where records commenced since the 1950s, while it was the warmest for ... See full document

... The variation in totals across the country was reflected also in the number of wetdays measured during the month (days with 1mm or more rainfall). There were between 8 or 14 wetdays at most Leinster stations, but 20 or ... See full document

... a monthly total of ...mm. Monthly rainfall totals in low-lying areas (regions below 200 m) were up ...highest monthly accumulation was at a gauge in the Cummeragh Mountains, Co Kerry with ...their ... See full document

... Wind and Elements: Mean windspeeds for the month were between 7.7 knots ( 14km/h) at Mullingar and 15.9 knots ( 29km/h) at Malin Head. Almost all stations recorded gusts greater than 34 knots between the 14th and 18th, ... See full document

... In the northern hemisphere, Arctic sea ice was at its lowest areal extent at the end of summer 2007 since satellite measurements began in 1979 (see Monthly Weather Bulletin of September 2007). ... See full document

... states of the U.S. between the 15th and 17th. Strong winds produced power outages that affected hundreds of thousands from South Carolina to Maine, while heavy rainfall generated flooding in many areas. New York had its ... See full document

... The spell of exceptionally wet months began in April 2000, which was the wettest on record at many stations in southern and northeastern Britain, with monthly totals three times higher than normal in places. ... See full document

... to 18 years. The longest period of observa- tions exceeded was at both Cork (Clover Hill) and Wexford Wildfowl Reserve with highest maxima of 24.3°C on August 10th and 21.8°C on September 2nd, respectively, both ... See full document

... All monthly mean air temperatures were on or above their Long-Term Average ...of September mean air temperatures were on or higher than those in August ...14.9°C, September mean 15.8°C) and its ... See full document

... Monthly mean sea level pressure values ranged from 1014 hPa in the North to just over 1016 hPa in the South. The month’s minimum pressure value of 992.8 hPa was measured at Malin Head on the 15th as a low pressure ... See full document

... Tuesday 8th: Cool overnight with outbreaks of rain, mostly in the western half of the country. Clearer, more showery weather followed, giving a cool day in most places with scattered showers and sunny spells. The ... See full document

... Despite the high temperatures overall, the month began with relatively cool weather; daily maximum temperatures were in the range 15° to 18°C at most stations during the first half of June. Much higher ... See full document

... Flooding affected the northeastern part of Romania during the first half of July, with 30 fatalities reported along with destruction of more than 2300 homes. The flooding was reportedly the worst in 30 years, with ... See full document