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🌒☀️ THE UK’S BIGGEST SOLAR ECLIPSE SINCE 1999 IS ALMOST HERE! ☀️🌒 Good afternoon everyone, On Wednesday 12th August, people across the UK will have the chance to witness the greatest solar eclipse visible from the UK since the famous 1999 eclipse — and we won’t get another eclipse this impressive from the UK until 2081! 🤯 Exactly how much of the Sun disappears behind the Moon — and the time of maximum eclipse — will depend on where you are in the country. Some western areas will get an especially impressive view as the eclipse takes place during the evening and heads towards sunset. 🌅🌒 ⚠️ PLEASE PROTECT YOUR EYES! Never look directly at the Sun, even when most of it is covered by the Moon. Use proper certified solar-eclipse glasses or an indirect viewing method such as a pinhole projector. Ordinary sunglasses are NOT safe. 📲 Please share or forward this to your family and friends so they know there’s something rather special happening in the sky on Wednesday evening! After all, the next comparable UK opportunity is a very long wait… 2081! 😳☀️🌒

🌒☀️ THE UK’S BIGGEST SOLAR ECLIPSE SINCE 1999 IS ALMOST HERE! ☀️🌒 Good afternoon everyone, On Wednesday 12th August, people across the UK will have the chance to witness the greatest solar eclipse visible from the UK since the famous 1999 eclipse — and we won’t get another eclipse this impressive from the UK until 2081! 🤯 Exactly how much of the Sun disappears behind the Moon — and the time of maximum eclipse — will depend on where you are in the country. Some western areas will get an especially impressive view as the eclipse takes place during the evening and heads towards sunset. 🌅🌒 ⚠️ PLEASE PROTECT YOUR EYES! Never look directly at the Sun, even when most of it is covered by the Moon. Use proper certified solar-eclipse glasses or an indirect viewing method such as a pinhole projector. Ordinary sunglasses are NOT safe. 📲 Please share or forward this to your family and friends so they know there’s something rather special happening in the sky on Wednesday evening! After all, the next comparable UK opportunity is a very long wait… 2081! 😳☀️🌒

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Good afternoon everyone, A Tampa Bay man ended up kayaking in his living room after flooding that entered his home during Hurricane Helene. Video courtesy of Matt Heller.

Good afternoon everyone, A Tampa Bay man ended up kayaking in his living room after flooding that entered his home during Hurricane Helene. Video courtesy of Matt Heller.

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Good afternoon everyone, A Tampa Bay man ended up kayaking in his living room after flooding that entered his home during Hurricane Helene. Video courtesy of Matt Heller.

Good afternoon everyone, A Tampa Bay man ended up kayaking in his living room after flooding that entered his home during Hurricane Helene. Video courtesy of Matt Heller.

Kernow Weather Team

188,935 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

⚠️Watch to the end ⚠️ Possible downburst or mini tornado Bodmin way after torrential downpours, hail and thunder went through near Bodmin Video courtesy of Nikki Selwood. BBC Cornwall @alpinoservices Anthony's Stormy World ⚡️🌎 BBC Weather Black Country Weather🌪️🌩️❄️ Dundee Sat Station James Dundon 〓〓🥟 📻 Hans @MATTYWOLVES3 Charlie Powell Nick's Weather Eye

⚠️Watch to the end ⚠️ Possible downburst or mini tornado Bodmin way after torrential downpours, hail and thunder went through near Bodmin Video courtesy of Nikki Selwood. BBC Cornwall @alpinoservices Anthony's Stormy World ⚡️🌎 BBC Weather Black Country Weather🌪️🌩️❄️ Dundee Sat Station James Dundon 〓〓🥟 📻 Hans @MATTYWOLVES3 Charlie Powell Nick's Weather Eye

Kernow Weather Team

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Good morning everyone, Yesterday afternoon we got sent an absolutely brilliant video from Robin Lawson-Wills at Perranporth Beach, and what an amazing little atmospheric moment this turned out to be. Captured in the shallow water near the shoreline was a small spinning whirlwind vortex dancing its way around the water. At first glance, it almost looks like a mini waterspout trying to make an appearance, with spray, sand and wind all twisting together in classic dramatic Cornwall style. And despite being fairly small, these spinning pockets of air can still pack quite a punch. In one of the videos, you can actually see the force of the twisting wind and spray knocking Robin slightly off balance while crouched down filming it as the vortex spun past him. A good reminder that even tiny atmospheric features can have surprising power behind them. SO WHAT CAUSED IT? This type of small whirlwind can develop when: Blustery winds interact with cliffs, rocks and dunes, Sea breeze meets colder or warmer moving air, Uneven heating and airflow create rotation near the surface, Gusty conditions start twisting spray and sand together Because this one formed right in the shallow water along the beach edge, it gave it that almost “mini waterspout” appearance as it pulled up spray while spinning along. Cornwall’s beaches are actually brilliant places for these odd little weather features because the coastline, cliffs and changing wind directions can create all sorts of tiny localised vortices and wind tunnels. Most of these are harmless and short-lived, but they can still: Throw sand and spray around, Steal hats, relocate beach towels without permission, and apparently try to wrestle weather photographers into the sea Classic Cornwall behaviour really. MICROCLIMATES IN CORNWALL ARE FASCINATING One of the reasons Cornwall is so interesting weather-wise is that conditions can change massively over tiny distances. Beaches like Perranporth often create their own little microclimates where winds accelerate near cliffs and headlands, especially during blustery northerly or northwesterly setups as we’ve had recently. So while one part of the beach may feel fairly calm, another section suddenly turns into “Atmospheric Washing Machine Mode.” Huge thanks again to Robin Lawson-Wills for sending this fantastic capture to us we absolutely love seeing unusual weather moments from around Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. And remember everyone, if you spot anything unusual weather-wise: Whirlwind, Rainbows, Lightning, Strange clouds, Big surf, Weird atmospheric effects Please don’t forget to share them with us here at KWT. Kind regards, KWT Dave

Good morning everyone, Yesterday afternoon we got sent an absolutely brilliant video from Robin Lawson-Wills at Perranporth Beach, and what an amazing little atmospheric moment this turned out to be. Captured in the shallow water near the shoreline was a small spinning whirlwind vortex dancing its way around the water. At first glance, it almost looks like a mini waterspout trying to make an appearance, with spray, sand and wind all twisting together in classic dramatic Cornwall style. And despite being fairly small, these spinning pockets of air can still pack quite a punch. In one of the videos, you can actually see the force of the twisting wind and spray knocking Robin slightly off balance while crouched down filming it as the vortex spun past him. A good reminder that even tiny atmospheric features can have surprising power behind them. SO WHAT CAUSED IT? This type of small whirlwind can develop when: Blustery winds interact with cliffs, rocks and dunes, Sea breeze meets colder or warmer moving air, Uneven heating and airflow create rotation near the surface, Gusty conditions start twisting spray and sand together Because this one formed right in the shallow water along the beach edge, it gave it that almost “mini waterspout” appearance as it pulled up spray while spinning along. Cornwall’s beaches are actually brilliant places for these odd little weather features because the coastline, cliffs and changing wind directions can create all sorts of tiny localised vortices and wind tunnels. Most of these are harmless and short-lived, but they can still: Throw sand and spray around, Steal hats, relocate beach towels without permission, and apparently try to wrestle weather photographers into the sea Classic Cornwall behaviour really. MICROCLIMATES IN CORNWALL ARE FASCINATING One of the reasons Cornwall is so interesting weather-wise is that conditions can change massively over tiny distances. Beaches like Perranporth often create their own little microclimates where winds accelerate near cliffs and headlands, especially during blustery northerly or northwesterly setups as we’ve had recently. So while one part of the beach may feel fairly calm, another section suddenly turns into “Atmospheric Washing Machine Mode.” Huge thanks again to Robin Lawson-Wills for sending this fantastic capture to us we absolutely love seeing unusual weather moments from around Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. And remember everyone, if you spot anything unusual weather-wise: Whirlwind, Rainbows, Lightning, Strange clouds, Big surf, Weird atmospheric effects Please don’t forget to share them with us here at KWT. Kind regards, KWT Dave

Kernow Weather Team

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Europe faces a double whammy of flooding and wildfires While some parts of Europe are experiencing devastating flooding, other areas are battling raging wildfires. The situation is particularly dire in the Aveiro area of Portugal, where a massive wildfire has been burning for days. The smoke from the fire is visible for hundreds of kilometers away, and over 1,000 firefighters are currently working to contain the blaze. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the area is experiencing a severe drought, which is making the fire spread quickly. Officials are urging residents to evacuate the area and are warning that the fire could pose a serious threat to life and property. might find interesting: * The fire has burned over 10,000 hectares of land. * The fire is being fought by firefighters from Portugal, Spain, and France. * The Portuguese government has declared a state of emergency in the affected area. Video via Meteo Trás os Monte.

Europe faces a double whammy of flooding and wildfires While some parts of Europe are experiencing devastating flooding, other areas are battling raging wildfires. The situation is particularly dire in the Aveiro area of Portugal, where a massive wildfire has been burning for days. The smoke from the fire is visible for hundreds of kilometers away, and over 1,000 firefighters are currently working to contain the blaze. The situation is further complicated by the fact that the area is experiencing a severe drought, which is making the fire spread quickly. Officials are urging residents to evacuate the area and are warning that the fire could pose a serious threat to life and property. might find interesting: * The fire has burned over 10,000 hectares of land. * The fire is being fought by firefighters from Portugal, Spain, and France. * The Portuguese government has declared a state of emergency in the affected area. Video via Meteo Trás os Monte.

Kernow Weather Team

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Wow how amazing is this video From valley truckle camelford, looking towards Bodmin video taken from Mike O'Carroll all rights to KWT @piratefm BBC Cornwall BBC South West Met Office BBC Weather Cornwall’s Rewind Radio Adrian Elliott Nick's Weather Eye Netweather Chris Page - Meteorologist weatherbraine

Wow how amazing is this video From valley truckle camelford, looking towards Bodmin video taken from Mike O'Carroll all rights to KWT @piratefm BBC Cornwall BBC South West Met Office BBC Weather Cornwall’s Rewind Radio Adrian Elliott Nick's Weather Eye Netweather Chris Page - Meteorologist weatherbraine

Kernow Weather Team

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