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Attack on the russian capital. Two Office Blocks were damaged but there were no reports of any injuries. Meanwhile, ukraine says a Russian Missile attack on the North Eastern city of sumy, has killed at least one civilian and wounded five. Officials said the missile hit an education centre. Steve fish is a Politics Professor with the university of california in berkeley. Earlier, he outlined how he believes the russian president would approach any peace talks. Well, hes open to a ceasefire if he...

Here are a collection of analyses depicting the meteorological conditions that fostered some of Thursday’s active t-storms By Tom Skilling (Via Facebook) Moisture within Thursday’s warm, buoyant air mass—which included low 80-degree high temps and low to mid 60-degree dew points indicating moderately “humid” air—ascended into “divergent” upper-level winds at the jet stream level (18,000 […]

A band of strong upper-level winds is pulling Tropical Storm Philippe apart. As the storm plods to the west, a combination of hostile upper winds and increasingly dry air is forecast to eventually weaken the storm into a remnant low-pressure system in a few days.

There is a general consensus among the most reliable computer forecast models that a broad, disorganized disturbance over Central America will move north into the western Caribbean Sea over the weekend and then north into the Gulf of Mexico.

Pressure focusing most of the rain, we still have that weather front sitting through the english channel so cloud and rain here moving on to the south coast at times, threatening the south—east of england. the rain affects more of scotland through the day, wetter across northern ireland and northern england and wales but further south, maybe a sign of something drier and eventually brighter with sunshine. but as you see, not particularly warm for this time of year. low pressure continues to dr...

Tropical Depression TWO formed out of a disturbance in the northern Gulf of Mexico that was initially triggered by a sharp dip in the jet stream.

General Aviation enthusiasts are developing a free in-cockpit weather and traffic infrastructure for Canadian pilots