Aisling Creevey

Jun 17, 2024 | itv.com | Aisling Creevey

British summers have many interesting flavours of weather: wet, cool, windy, warm, hot and dry. It can be any one of these things as well as a mixture of all of them. It is only a few days away from the longest day of the year and there hasn't really been any signs of warm weather. Until now. How warm will get get next week?

Jan 26, 2024 | itv.com | Aisling Creevey

If you are considering washing your car this weekend - it is probably best to wait. Saharan dust is likely to settle on cars across the UK on Sunday and Monday, potentially affecting air quality too. Saharan dust is visible on satellite imagery across west Africa and the Canary Islands. For anyone who holidays there at this time of year, the phenomenon of Saharan dust will be something familiar, making the sunshine very brown as the dust is suspended high in the atmosphere.

Jan 19, 2024 | itv.com | Aisling Creevey

Storm Isha is the ninth named storm of the season, bringing strong wind and rain to some parts of the country - and we will see the impact in East Anglia. Across the East of England and the Anglia region, one of the main concerns is the strength of the wind. The cold spell of weather that brought sub-zero temperatures to the region has come to an abrupt end as Storm Isha brings potentially disruptive weather.

Jan 12, 2024 | itv.com | Aisling Creevey

There's been a lot of talk about it turning colder and the potential for snow, so I just want to explain where the complication in the forecast arises for the East of England. Is it going to snow in the East of England? The short answers is yes, it will. However, in this type of set-up, snow showers are forecast and as in the nature with showers, not everyone will see them. East Anglia is no stranger to snow showers and in a northerly wind in the right air mass, Norfolk often receives snow.

Nov 6, 2023 | itv.com | Aisling Creevey

There was a stunning display of the Northern Lights over Northern Ireland on Sunday night and as well as a phenomenon called STEVE. Two CMEs (Coronal Mass Ejections) hit the earth on Saturday and on Sunday. This made a class G3 geomagnetic storm, often associated with the appearance of the aurora. The northern lights were usually observed across all parts of the UK. In In this case a lesser observed feature but perhaps more spectacular was observed - STEVE.