Kernow Weather Team

High to very high pollen level today

Mark your calendars—Saturday, March 29, is set to bring a celestial spectacle to Cornish skies! A partial solar eclipse will take place in Cornwall; we’ll see around 30% of the Sun obscured. It all kicks off at 10:07 AM (UK time), with maximum coverage happening at 11:03

A massive low-pressure area swirling in the Pacific Ocean, which is expected to lead to significant storms impacting the region between Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Canada. The latest satellite imagery indicates that this system has intensified, showing characteristics reminiscent of a hurricane

The wildfire the index is starting to climb once again.

The numbers don’t lie climate change is accelerating, and we’re witnessing the effects in real time. Over the past decade, Earth has experienced its 10 hottest years on record and the trend isn’t slowing down.

High pressure is on its way, and the jetstream going up north should keep most of the low-pressure system away for now

For Uranus and Neptune, you'll need binoculars or a telescope. Look shortly after sunset, as the darkening sky helps their faint light stand out.

, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune, are putting on a celestial show.
Five, Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn, are visible to the naked eye. Catch Mercury and Saturn quickly after sunset, as they'll disappear below the western horizon early.

Here is the Latest satellite imagery (NOAA-18 and METOP-C and the European satellite) shows the current weather picture across Cornwall. As you can see, the mainland is experiencing overcast skies and mizzle, while the Isles of Scilly are currently enjoying some sunshine.!
Ty @dundeesat.bsky.social

NOAA-18, 1150 UTC Overpass:

Recent reports indicate that hemlock roots have started washing up on the beaches in the Fistral and Little Fistral areas of Newquay. These roots can be easily mistaken for parsnips due to their similar appearance and aroma, but they pose a significant risk as they are highly toxic to animals.

METOP-C, 1034 UTC Overpass:

NOAA-19, 1117 UTC Overpass:

NOAA-18, 1141 UTC Overpass: @squareraindrop.bsky.social

Meteorological forecasts predict peak gusts reaching 50-60 mph over inland areas, while coastal regions and elevated terrains may experience gusts ranging from 60-70 mph. In particularly exposed locations, especially along the north coast of Cornwall, wind speeds could exceed 90 mph,

⚠️YELLOW WEATHER WARNING FOR STRONG WINDS ⚠️

🍃The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind, in effect from Friday at midnight until 11:59 PM. This advisory is in response to the impending approach of Storm Éowyn.

⚠️ Storm Éowyn ⚠️

The Met Office has officially named Storm Éowyn, which is projected to impact much of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly starting Friday and continuing into Saturday. Residents can expect strong winds, with wind gusts reaching between 40 and 90+ mph in certain areas.

Don't forget we have surfing website as well oceanic-wave.com

It's not often we get to see a weather radar like this over Cornwall and the rest of the UK and Scotland, Wales

Good morning.

Here's the latest satellite images from the METOP-B from @dundeesat.bsky.social and the European satellite. Thankfully the cloud is shifting leaving most of us with some sunshine once again. This doesn't happen very often so d enjoy that bit of vitamin D from the sun.

Good morning everyone,

I hope you’re all enjoying this beautiful sunny weather! You know, on days like today, the evenings feel a bit longer and more inviting. It's a wonderful reminder that we're moving toward the brighter, longer days of spring.

Good afternoon, everyone,

Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly are enjoying a mostly dry day under a blanket of overcast skies, but don’t get too comfortable, scattered showers are starting to pop up in a few spots as the afternoon progresses. Stay alert; you might need your umbrella!

10-26feet waves are expected Saturday on top of the big high tides

An update on the current status of Storm Darragh. As indicated by the latest satellite imagery, Darragh is now positioned just off the western coast of Ireland. We are beginning to observe an increase in wind speeds, which are expected to gradually intensify as the storm approaches the UK.

Here is the latest radar image; as you can see by the latest image, a few isolated showers are creeping through Cornwall this morning; some of these showers could be on the heavy side and have hail mixed in at times.

Good morning everyone,

Here is the latest radar image; as you can see by the latest image, there are a few isolated showers around this morning; some of these showers could be on the heavy side and have hail mixed in, too.

Kind regards
KWT Dave

NOAA-19, 1024 UTC Overpass: The first appearance of Storm Bert in the West (far left) of our field of view...snow on the mountains of Norway, far upper right (East)

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It is likely to affect many locations around Cornwall; It is not good if you have Christmas lights outside at the moment. From Saturday morning the winds will pick up until Sunday night, The strongest gusts will be along coasts and exposed with gusts of 60-70+ mph, while elsewhere gusts of 50-60 mph

MET OFFICE WEATHER WARNING FOR WIND ⚠️

The. Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for wind for Saturday from 1500 until Sunday at 2100

Storm #Bert is going to bring some strong winds over Saturday and Sunday, from a mild South or southwesterly gale and locally severe gales.