Impact will probably/hopefully be less, also because the region of strongest winds south of #Herminia seem to pass south of Ireland.

#StormEowyn is off to Norway, but the next one in the train of the same cluster of cyclones is approaching Ireland tomorrow, named #Herminia by the Spanish met service. Looks again a bit more a Shapiro-Keyser type cyclone, though this is less clear as that compared to Eowyn.

#StormEowyn is predicted to intensify rapidly until reaching Ireland. Still some spread but most models agree with wind gusts up to 200+ km/hour (Arome as well) at land fall in Ireland, possibly related to a sting jet.

The next cyclone developing along the same jet streak is already predicted a few days later until Sunday, though it seems less intense than #Eowyn for now.

Very interesting case of cyclone clustering coming up at the end of the week. The atmospheric jet stream already intensified along the east coast of the USA/West Atlantic, which leads to the rapid deeping of
#StormEowyn later this week. Quite often these intense cyclones are warm core cyclones.

Cyclone Conall is affecting the northern part of the Netherlands tonight, but it seems that next week will be stormy and wet as well #cycloneclustering #conall:

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The final state resembles that of a low pressure system (in the Northern Hemisphere), with counterclockwise flow around it (right plot):

This week we discussed the shallow water equations and geostrophic adjustment in the dynamics class. Though it is very abstract, I think the final insight that geostrophic balance is reached is very satisfying:

Rapid deepening of cyclone Bert from 987 hPa to 939 hPa in just 1.5 days, will affect mainly Northern UK, meanwhile very mild air is advected to the north.