Eddy Graham ("eddy weather")
@eddywx.bsky.social
Atmospheric scientist. Award-winning lecturer & researcher. Author of 'Clouds' (Princeton Uni Press, 2025). Editor of Weather 2019-2024. RMetS Gordon Manley Award winner 2024; Astronomical wx/clouds/art/obs/wv/storms; cyclist, multilingual, PhD, he/him
Brilliant! @simonleewx.com Be very proud of the huge achievements over past 5.3yrs!
[P.S. At 5yrs 4mths as Editor, I believe you pip me by +1mth to No. 3 in the list of longest-serving Editors 😃 after BW Atkinson & Julian Mayes]
[P.S. At 5yrs 4mths as Editor, I believe you pip me by +1mth to No. 3 in the list of longest-serving Editors 😃 after BW Atkinson & Julian Mayes]
December 1, 2025 at 11:20 AM
Brilliant! @simonleewx.com Be very proud of the huge achievements over past 5.3yrs!
[P.S. At 5yrs 4mths as Editor, I believe you pip me by +1mth to No. 3 in the list of longest-serving Editors 😃 after BW Atkinson & Julian Mayes]
[P.S. At 5yrs 4mths as Editor, I believe you pip me by +1mth to No. 3 in the list of longest-serving Editors 😃 after BW Atkinson & Julian Mayes]
Not to mention site changes too
October 6, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Not to mention site changes too
Thanks Lars - I expect there are quite a few inhomogeneities in the wind speed & gust record over the decades due to instrumentation changes; we briefly mention a few (e.g. Dines V cups) in Graham, E. and Smart, D., 2021. 'Hurricane' Debbie–60 years on: a fresh analysis. Weather (00431656), 76(9).
October 6, 2025 at 3:49 PM
Thanks Lars - I expect there are quite a few inhomogeneities in the wind speed & gust record over the decades due to instrumentation changes; we briefly mention a few (e.g. Dines V cups) in Graham, E. and Smart, D., 2021. 'Hurricane' Debbie–60 years on: a fresh analysis. Weather (00431656), 76(9).
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Spot on Lars! #Tiree 102kn on 15.01.1968 during the #GreatGlasgowStorm (Tranter, P. and Galvin, J., 2018. Fifty years on from the Great Glasgow Storm… What have we learned from powerful storms since then?. Weather, 73(2), pp.39-45) .
October 5, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Spot on Lars! #Tiree 102kn on 15.01.1968 during the #GreatGlasgowStorm (Tranter, P. and Galvin, J., 2018. Fifty years on from the Great Glasgow Storm… What have we learned from powerful storms since then?. Weather, 73(2), pp.39-45) .
Spot on Lars! #Tiree 102kn on 15.01.1968 during the #GreatGlasgowStorm (Tranter, P. and Galvin, J., 2018. Fifty years on from the Great Glasgow Storm… What have we learned from powerful storms since then?. Weather, 73(2), pp.39-45) .
October 5, 2025 at 1:42 PM
Spot on Lars! #Tiree 102kn on 15.01.1968 during the #GreatGlasgowStorm (Tranter, P. and Galvin, J., 2018. Fifty years on from the Great Glasgow Storm… What have we learned from powerful storms since then?. Weather, 73(2), pp.39-45) .
Yes, I think you're right, Lars! Let me double check...
October 5, 2025 at 9:48 AM
Yes, I think you're right, Lars! Let me double check...
Marco, I wonder if Tiree recorded even higher than 83kn (96mph) after the power went near 6pm?
October 4, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Marco, I wonder if Tiree recorded even higher than 83kn (96mph) after the power went near 6pm?