Where has our normal rain gone?
 

Todays storms notwithstanding we've had much reduced rain in the UK and
europe this year. Presumably the same amount (or more) of water has
evaporated off the atlantic so where is it eventually precipitating
out? Is it a very
wet summer in scandinavia or somewhere in the east?

Excuse me if this is a dumb question , I'm not a meteorologist but I am
curious as to where our normal weather has gone.

B2003

Where has our normal rain gone?
 

Boltar wrote:
Todays storms notwithstanding we've had much reduced rain in the UK and
europe this year. Presumably the same amount (or more) of water has
evaporated off the atlantic so where is it eventually precipitating
out? Is it a very wet summer in scandinavia or somewhere in the east?

It seems to have gone up into the Arctic according to this site:
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten/tkfaxbraar.htm

The Baltic has been very hot this summer because of that. (Unless it's
an exceptional amount of pollution causing it.)

Where has our normal rain gone?
 

Boltar wrote:
Todays storms notwithstanding we've had much reduced rain in the UK and
europe this year. Presumably the same amount (or more) of water has
evaporated off the atlantic so where is it eventually precipitating
out? Is it a very
wet summer in scandinavia or somewhere in the east?

Excuse me if this is a dumb question , I'm not a meteorologist but I am
curious as to where our normal weather has gone.

B2003

Welcome Boltar one of the Daily Mail readers from the Transport London
newsgroup:)