North Atlantic storm reloads, firing more 'weatherbombs' at the UK

The UK just can't catch a break from stormy weather

After a series of low pressure systems bombarded northern parts of Scotland, Wales and Ireland with winds exceeding 100 miles per hour last week, forecasters are warning of at least one more major storm this week, which will bring gusty winds and even snow to parts of the UK, possibly bringing blizzard conditions to Scotland and snow showers as far south as London.

The storm is forecast to undergo rapid intensification from Tuesday to Thursday, with a minimum central pressure plummeting from 997 millibars to as low as 939 millibars, thereby classifying the storm as a meteorological "bomb," after the term referring to such an intensification process, known as "bombogenesis." Read more...

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