Weatherlawyer wrote:
Make the most of it.

MAY 27 5 26 Couldn't settle down that one, could it.

JUNE 3 23 06 This one aught to be really nice.

JUNE 11 18 03 And this one will see the first of the hurricanes or at
least a severe tropical storm.

JUNE 18 14 08 And this one will be another fine one.

This last one if I am not being a little previous with it, seems to
pull them all together.

If you look at the first one I gave (the phases for 27th May) the
timing was half an hour off for the really good stuff (for lovers of
good stuff that is) so that the weather was a little on the damp side,
with an High just off to the west.

If as it seems to me now at last, the time of the phase for the wettest
weather (that is the centre of a Low to be over the UK) is at half
past: one, three or six o'clock and the centre of an High is over the
UK at five or eleven -on the hour:

The centre of an High is not going to be over the UK at four or eight
o'clock but will be (more likely) to throw a wet spell out into the
Atlantic by half an hour.

The pressure system involved is one that is related to a Low that would
have developed over the UK, had the time of the phase been half an our
earlier.

In this case, not a humid one.

Lows in the Atlantic can bring fine weather and it is remarkable how
much this depends on the declination of the moon with this type of
spell. If the Low is far to the north, anywhere near the fishing banks:
SE Iceland to Hebrides especially (YMWV oc) it will provide sunny-ish
weather -for the most part, for my region.

If the Low comes down to Shannon (or Malin even (though that would be
over the UK as Malin is the mouth of the Irish Sea from the Hebrides to
Western Irelad in) ...it will bring more rain.

Should it come lower the lows will tend to cross the UK in heavy burss
but tend to last only a short while. It used to be thought that Low
Pressure Areas in temperate zones were short lived compared to
anticyclones.

Such is not the case.

Weatherlawyer wrote:

JUNE 18 14 08 And this one will be another fine one.

This last one if I am not being a little previous with it, seems to
pull them all together.

If you look at the first one I gave (the phases for 27th May) the
timing was half an hour off for the really good stuff (for lovers of
good stuff that is) so that the weather was a little on the damp side,
with an High just off to the west.

If as it seems to me now at last, the time of the phase for the wettest
weather (that is the centre of a Low to be over the UK) is at half
past: one, three or six o'clock and the centre of an High is over the
UK at five or eleven -on the hour:

The centre of an High is not going to be over the UK at four or eight
o'clock but will be (more likely) to throw a wet spell out into the
Atlantic by half an hour.

The pressure system involved is one that is related to a Low that would
have developed over the UK, had the time of the phase been half an our
earlier.

In this case, not a humid one.

What a sad spell. Disaterous in Java and pretty dire in Texas. Not too
bad here. No wonder I was so easily mistaken.

25th Jun 16:05 This aught to be a wet one but I wouldn't be surprised
if the spell was rather similar to the last. I won't be stunned if
something interesting turns up. Quite a revealing sequence all in all.

3rd Jul 16:37 And curiouser and curiouser.

11th Jul 03:02 But this HAS got to be a thundery one. Thunderstorms
will tend to recur some 6 hours after the first one. And it will be
humid all week.

17th Jul 19:13 And a classic wet spell. A good year for drupes and
berries a bad year for the cereal crop farmers. One for the birds then.

And talking about recurrences:
25th Jul 04:31. The question is, is this one like the spells for the
25th and the 3rd? Is it like the one for 27th of May -only placing the
High somewhere to the east of the UK instead of the west.

I love this stuff.

Weatherlawyer wrote:

JUNE 18 14 08 And this one will be another fine one.
This last one if I am not being a little previous with it, seems to
pull them all together.

It's confounding me. Was it not a wet spell?

The pressure system involved [was] related to a Low that would have
developed over the UK, had the time of the phase been half an our earlier.

In this case, not a humid one.

What a sad spell. Disasterous in Java and pretty dire in Texas. Not too
bad here. No wonder I was so easily mistaken.

25th Jun 16:05
This aught to be a wet one but I wouldn't be surprised if the spell was
rather similar to the last.

I won't be stunned if something interesting turns up.
Quite a revealing sequence, all in all.

Well it is certainly interesting but I'm damned if I can fathom it.

I love this stuff.

But it's still too much like guesswork to be accepted.

2 hours good 4 hours baaad. (Unless you like hot sticky sunny weather
where it's difficult to sleep and just waiting for a bus in the late
morning is hard work.)

JUNE 25 16 05 JULY 3 16 37

Rain for the start of Wimbledon and cool overcast and one or two drops
(literally) here. That was the 26th.

2nd of July after a run of increasingly more humid, sunny weather; a
thunderstorm that killed a woman locally. (I wonder if I recognised
that strike it was an odd one that started with a swish before but
connected to the crack then a long loud peal after a short pause.)

The thunder went on for about 2 hours. Some of the thunder seemed to
blend into the sound of airliners to go on forever. (It is about the
same frequency, after all!)

So what happens next? The met office are warning of dangerous heat
waves in the south. It isn't quite the same bad weather as is being
experienced on continental land masses. The thing is we are not
prepared for hot weather on this island.

Weatherlawyer wrote:

JUNE 25 16 05 JULY 3 16 37

Rain for the start of Wimbledon and cool overcast and one or two drops
(literally) here. That was the 26th.

2nd of July after a run of increasingly more humid, sunny weather; a
thunderstorm that killed a woman locally. (I wonder if I recognised
that strike it was an odd one that started with a swish before but
connected to the crack then a long loud peal after a short pause.)

The thunder went on for about 2 hours. Some of the thunder seemed to
blend into the sound of airliners to go on forever. (It is about the
same frequency, after all!)

So what happens next? The met office are warning of dangerous heat
waves in the south. It isn't quite the same bad weather as is being
experienced on continental land masses. The thing is we are not
prepared for hot weather on this island.

From a thread (Kick-off ? You ain't seen nothin yet.) in
uk.sci.weather:

Weatherlawyer wrote:
BlueLightning wrote:

MCS in France is massive:
http://85.214.49.20/wz/pics/Rsfloc2.gif

The darker oranges are more recent than light orange See the direction.... east

I can't see this coming north, unless there is a sudden change in direction.

The expanding MCS on sat images probably gives a false impression they
are moving north

It's one for Ye Prefefeptf I think. I'll have to wait for it to recur of course but it is
interesting. I wasn't entirely "in a dark and an empty place" with this spell though:
3 JULY 16:37

I knew there was something up with it. As with the May spell referred to
in another thread, the position of the high is 20 minutes to the side of the UK.

So why the thunder and why the Low pressure areas filling the Atlantic?
http://www.weather.org.uk/charts/thumbs.html

I don't know but I do know why or how the High pressure areas over
Europe are thwarting them. Note on that link to the weather charts, a
massive centre is set to cover the UK on Friday the 7th of July.

That's right in the middle of the spell. Note the one that follows it:
11 JULY 03:02 is a classic thunder spell. At least with that one any
thunderstorms will clear the air. Any weather buff know why that would
be but it isn't happening this week?

In Britain the weather seldom lasts more than a week or two without
changing to something completely different. When it does hold onto a
run of similar spells -as it is doing at the moment; when it changes,
it changes with some very striking geophysics earthwide.

I have pointed this out many times. I think though that this coming
change will provide a drastic turn of events seen in the planet's
volcanicity. I don't have strong reason to believe it from what data I
gather from the lunar phases. But there have been some enhanced
activity reported in Java and one or two other places.

It might be an idea to keep your eyes peeled. My apologies in advance
for any tirades of abuse this provokes from the monkeys and ostriches
at the dead end group I posted this to.

The greatest thaumaturge of all time did say there would be a shedload
of duffers just like them when they were least needed. But was there
not a Greek ostraca that said something about thunder and volcanicity
going together?

So let's see what date might we expect something long and loud? Middle
of August perhaps?

27th MAY 05:26 A Low pressure area holding off the west coast of the UK
provided rain or sun depending on the declination of the sun and/or
moon.

3rd JUNE 23:06 A high pressure area brought pleasant sunshine and
noctilucent clouds to the UK. In the south east a drought was eased if
not broken.

11th JUNE 18:03 The first threat of a hurricane for the North Atlantic
was presaged by the misty weather this sort of spell usually brings.

18th JUNE 14:08 To be honest I can't for the life of me remember much
about this spell which is a pity as it might be mirrored by the spell
for 31st August. Some hideous freak was having his spotty way with my
computer. Still I suppose they are better messing with PCs than
someone's children.

I wonder how much there is in a paedophile that is mirrored in the
nature of a computer cracker? As far as I am concerned the punishment
should be of the same nature too. Public disemboweling.

25th JUNE 16:05 This started out breezy IIRC with an attempt at rain
that was fruitless. It grew sultry by British standards and then
developed into thunderstorms. These did not ease the humid conditions.

3rd JULY 16:37 The humid weather got worse if anything being by day
very hot and sunny and unbearable at night. Several thunderstorms
wrought havoc in many regions.

All the above weather was in my opinion classic examples of their type
for the times of their lunar phases. Te following are minor adjustments
to the forecast I have made for the year based on what I learned about
the phases falling on the half hour:

11th JULY 03:02 Thunder.

17th JULY 19:13 A Low Pressure area will dominate the UK but it will
not be humid thank god.

25th JULY 04:31 As with the 3rd of July the high pressure over Europe
will hold Low pressure out in the Atlantic and the weather will be
humid with yet more thunder.

2nd AUG 08:46 This too is a spell bordering on thunder.

9th AUG 10:54 But this is another fine spell reminiscent of the third
of June. Wasn't there some increased vulcanicity during that spell?

16th AUG 01:51 This one is for a hurricane so it can't be that.

23rd AUG 19:10 And this is wet weather as per July 17th. And by then
of course you will know with what confidence I have the authority to
predict these things.

31st AUG 22:57 More fine weather.

Oviously this is proof positive of impending doom.
Stock up and get ready for the big one whereever
you live.

Ja ♥ wrote:
Oviously this is proof positive of impending doom. Stock up and get ready for the
big one whereever you live.

You worked that out by picking your nose?

Weatherlawyer wrote:

So let's see what date might we expect something long and loud? Middle
of August perhaps?

11th JUNE 18:03 The first threat of a hurricane for the North Atlantic
was presaged by the misty weather this sort of spell usually brings.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...2006/june.html

As anyone can see, I have had some success with forecasting hurricanes.
I just thought I'd have a stab at volcanoes again. I don't have high
expectations and I don't think I have been right before but there is a
link with thundery weather here and volcanic activity elsewhere.

It's just a matter of time before someone identifies what that
connection is.

In article . com,
"Weatherlawyer" wrote:

Weatherlawyer wrote:

So let's see what date might we expect something long and loud? Middle
of August perhaps?

11th JUNE 18:03 The first threat of a hurricane for the North Atlantic
was presaged by the misty weather this sort of spell usually brings.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...2006/june.html

As anyone can see, I have had some success with forecasting hurricanes.
I just thought I'd have a stab at volcanoes again. I don't have high
expectations and I don't think I have been right before but there is a
link with thundery weather here and volcanic activity elsewhere.

It's just a matter of time before someone identifies what that
connection is.

I think the connection is that on Earth, volcanoes happen on a planet
where there are *always* thunderstorms going on somewhere.

How about this: There's a 50% likelihood that the next really big
volcanic eruption will happen during daylight hours. Is that chance or
coincidence? You decide!

--
Timberwoof me at timberwoof dot com http://www.timberwoof.com

Weatherlawyer wrote:
Weatherlawyer wrote:


It's just a matter of time before someone identifies what that
connection is.

I agree, in time everything will be explained unless we all decide to
nuke each other and then there won't be anyone here to argue about
anything. If the seats of power decide to go for it, I hope they give
us a heads up. I'd like to do a few last minute things just before,
but shopping is not one of them.

Petra