Dalgety Bay Weather: At as 8:15 am on 20 February 2020
Here is the weather for Thursday.
Temperature: A high of 8°C and a low of 1°C, feels like -3°C.
Temperature: A high of 8°C and a low of 1°C, feels like -3°C.
SEPA: Flood warnings are in place across Scotland. None in Fife but please be careful near the central belt. Our closest point is near and about Kincardine.
Rain, Wind and Cloudy most of the day and tonight.
Heavy and Light rain until just before lunch.
Random showers after lunch until just before tea. The wind gusts over 30 mph from lunchtime that peaks at 43 mph at about 1:55 pm. Then the wind drops throughout the day.
Tonight light rain into the early evening. Followed by a dry patch mid-evening. Then light rain until just before midnight and wind gusts drop to about 38 mph. Just a word of caution for Friday and Saturday, there are high winds and yellow weather warnings for rain. On Friday Wind Gusts of 56 mph are forecast and on Saturday Gusts are over 40 mph.
Risks: The Wind gusts at over 30 mph which make it difficult for pedestrians to walk. Gusts over 40 and 50 mph make driving conditions a challenge, especially for high sided vehicles. Risk of rain and showers all day and into the evening. Wintry conditions on high ground and perhaps some snow. Floods on roads: Inverkeithing near roundabouts and near Inverkeithing High School. Dalgety Bay roundabouts near Aldi’s and Tesco. Routes to Aberdour and Kirkcaldy have known flood risks too. it is fascinating, that the flood spots are known, but they appear repeatedly and the issue is not being resolved. The authorities seem to ignore the local floods.
Wind: Westerly this morning until after lunch. Then West South Westerly for most of the day and into the evening. The Westerly winds returning mid-afternoon and after tea for an hour or two.
Speed:17-16-17-15-17-(19)-24-(20)-21-19-21-(20) mph
Gusts: 29-26-29-27-(34)-43-38-39-36-39-(37)-39-35-40-(38) mph
That is it from me and have a trouble-free Thursday. The birds are quiet, but I hear an occasional tweet of joy. It as if a droplet of moisture, Adam’s ale has dropped into their little mouths. And the excitement explodes with an almost twitter storm of tweets within our family of Aves. It is as if their thirst is quenched with nature’s very own spring from heaven.
Weather report broadly based on IFTTT and Met Office Forecasts.
