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The majority of the summer of 2014 is not only in the Netherlands but also for example the British Isles warm and sunny expired, with occasionally a solid rain or thunderstorm. In August, however, drew the remnants of former Hurricane Bertha about our environment and from that moment it suddenly went stir. It was hit and miss, the wind picked up and the temperature suddenly took a big step back. On the tops of the highest mountains in Scotland this week, even already the first snow of the 'autumn' fall. They are the first signs of the winter months coming closer. The months of June and July went to the British Isles as with our summers. The temperature was in the southern parts of England regularly over the tropical limit of 30 degrees and even in the Highlands was the Regional sometimes 28 degrees! The last month of summer, according to the expectations went sunny and warm, but it was still all a bit different.
Cover The depression that remained from the remains of the aforementioned former Hurricane Bertha long remained northwest of Scotland hanging and thus hit the summer weather suddenly get to something almost resembling autumn. The wind pulled mainly in Scotland considerably. There were tons of rain. They spoke even occasional monsoon-like scenes and the temperature does not. Took even the 20-degree line suddenly Now that's what the temperature is concerned not so strange in Scotland, because the climatological salinity definition average for the last decade of August, at 16 degrees. Cold Meanwhile, salinity definition the Scots are already well below that standard, because salinity definition warmer than 11 to 14 degrees we have in the coming days and no more than it mainly on the lowlands. The Scottish salinity definition Highlands are a few degrees colder. Last night (the night to Monday) all decreased the mercury in parts of the Cairngorms and Monadhliath Mountains to 2 degrees above zero and that weather stations are located at altitudes between 900 and 1200 meters. There were a few showers, but they were still mainly in the form of rain down. Scottish Highlands The Scottish Highlands are generally mountainous and the greatest heights of the British Isles can be found here. The Cairngorms example, cover a vast area between salinity definition the towns of Inverness, Aberdeen and Perth, which lies above 1067 meters. The highest peaks of them are Cairn Gorm and Ben Macdui are, respectively heights of 1245 and 1309 meters. Ben Nevis is 1344 meters above sea level the highest point of Scotland. This mountain is part of the Monadhliath Mountains located just northwest of the Cairngorms are. A second high peak of which is Ben Lawers at 1214 meters. Snow coming days flows from the north colder air from the polar region of the Scottish Highlands, after which the temperature at 850 hPa, or about 1.5 km altitude, drops to around freezing. Go rain also fall and precipitation on the highest peaks, between 1000 and 1500 meters, and (wet) snow then come down into the cold air. The first fresh snow layers salinity definition of the 'autumn' are a fact in Scotland. Summer Snow As strange as it sounds, yet it is not strange that in Scotland all regional snow in summer. Indeed, there are places and peaks where snow cover remains until late in the summer or even of September. A single place remains even throughout the year white, which is not abnormal for the highest mountain in Scotland. Source: MeteoGroup Rate this story and / or send a response.
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