Ice

The Queensferry crossing and recent icing

Temperatures from a ship and the moist adiabatic lapse rate help solve the mystery of why chunks of ice fell.

Last night there was a slight to moderate frost across Scotland, which was locally severe in places with a snow cover.

This stands testimony to all what’s wrong with their current warnings system at moment.

Warnings of ice don’t sound as dangerous than those of a thunderstorm, but are they?

Weather warnings not working again for the Highlands as glazed ice makes walking and driving hazardous.

I was going to title this blog “Told you!” but thought that was blowing my own trumpet a bit too much.

A poor yellow warning for ice from the Met Office.

Some observations on last night’s analysis.

I wonder what happens when three yellow warnings collide?