Pressure trace from Southern England showing the three UK named storms this season. #StormAgnes affected northern UK whilst #StormBabet and #StormCiarán affected the south with the latter bringing record low November pressure. #weather #ukweather #meteorology
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This satellite image from the VIIRS instrument onboard NOAA’s JPSS satellites shows Canadian wildfire smoke being pulled across the Atlantic Ocean by two areas of low pressure on September 27, 2023.
https://www.nesdis.noaa.gov/news/todays-satellite-image-smoke-trails-behind-agnes
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Sunshine and showers today; the clouds are hurtling past on a westerly breeze that feels much stronger than we had from #StormAgnes on Wednesday.
The sun looked very strange this morning as #StormAgnes departed; pallid, with a bluish or even mauvish tint.
Thank you for sending us some great weather pictures during #StormAgnes using #LoveUKWeather
Here are some of our favourites from @glynpierson, @simon_weather, @mikespencerpics and @Jacksweatherch1
https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1707387180984004614
28/09 14:30
Now #StormAgnes has cleared northeast, here’s the extremes 
Maximum gusts:
Capel Curig - 84 mph
Aberdaron - 68 mph
Shap - 66 mph
Highest rainfall totals (*indicates Environment Agency rain gauge):
Honister Pass* - 52.2 mm
Mickledon* - 52.0 mm
Seathwaite* - 47.6 mm
https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1707381036798070983 28/09 14:05
On Wednesday 27th September, #StormAgnes tracked northeastwards across the UK
It brought strong winds and heavy rain to many, particularly in the north and west
Check out the satellite from yesterday showing the swirl of cloud associated with the storm
https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1707379772920152483 28/09 14:00
#stormAgnes #blarney
Lots of rain here yesterday, they've had to raise the bird hide up to the new level of the lake...
Well, it didn't quite turn out to be as bad as initially feared. But storm Agnes showed up nicely on the Raspberry Pi pressure sensor.
️ Update: Storm Agnes causes floods, power outages, and transportation disruptions in the UK. Western coast hit hardest with winds up to 68mph. Ferries and flights affected, rescue operations face difficult sea conditions. Met Office cancels wind warning, expecting winds to gradually ease. #StormAgnes https://www.riskmap.com/incidents/1916728/articles/192729470/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon
It's currently dead calm outside, the scaffolding is still up around the house and I can't see broken solar panels in the garden, so I think we've survived #StormAgnes.
So I guess #StormAgnes is fading a little bit, but still, it's almost 5am now (I randomly woke up) and renewables are at almost 80%! COOL.
Source: https://grid.iamkate.com
It's unbelievably calm out there. What a difference a few hours makes. You'd never think #StormAgnes was raging a while ago 
Today's top ten tag trends:
10: #laurencefox
9: #mittwoch
8: #artgemeinschaft
7: #gbnews
6: #rosebank
5: #meermittwoch
4: #slightlyoffphrases
3: #stormagnes
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For reasons that are absolutely not procrastination, I spent several hours today investigating the poorly documented API behind the https://powercheck.esbnetworks.ie/ power outage site. Improving my #julialang skills. Here's the pattern of outages hour by hour during today's #StormAgnes (created in #Stata, not using any special mapping functions; projection is unique).
29.2 inches of Mercury or 988hPa in new money. The eye of #StormAgnes is passing over #Arran just now.
Oh hey, look at UK energy generation right now!
The time of lowest demand is about 4am. If #StormAgnes keeps it up until then, wind will be generating well over 90% of power demand at 4am, probably? Ooooooo!
Source: https://grid.iamkate.com
Glad that I lowered my #solarpanels down this evening as #stormAgnes is really blowing tonight.
This is me parked up waiting for the worst to pass about 30 minutes ago. Home now but that rain... Wow! #StormAgnes
