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This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E
(north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. Philip Eden |
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In article , Philip Eden wrote:
This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. For the benefit of those of us to whom this stuff is new, could you tell us what that means? Jim -- Find me at http://www.ursaMinorBeta.co.uk "Brace yourself, this might make your eyes water." |
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Jim wrote:
In article , Philip Eden wrote: This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. For the benefit of those of us to whom this stuff is new, could you tell us what that means? small voice glad someone else asked /small voice :~)) -- regards Jill Bowis Pure bred utility chickens and ducks Housing; Equipment, Books, Videos, Gifts Herbaceous; Herb and Alpine nursery Holidays in Scotland and Wales http://www.kintaline.co.uk Jim |
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 13:18:04 -0000, " Jill."
wrote: Jim wrote: In article , Philip Eden wrote: This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. For the benefit of those of us to whom this stuff is new, could you tell us what that means? small voice glad someone else asked /small voice :~)) Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. -- Dave |
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Dave Ludlow wrote:
small voice glad someone else asked /small voice :~)) Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. I think I hoped that was what was meant Am I right in thinking that a good continental high can give us on the west coast cold dry settled weather?? -- regards Jill Bowis Pure bred utility chickens and ducks Housing; Equipment, Books, Videos, Gifts Herbaceous; Herb and Alpine nursery Holidays in Scotland and Wales http://www.kintaline.co.uk |
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In article , Dave Ludlow wrote:
On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 13:18:04 -0000, " Jill." wrote: Jim wrote: In article , Philip Eden wrote: This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. For the benefit of those of us to whom this stuff is new, could you tell us what that means? small voice glad someone else asked /small voice :~)) Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. Thank you. Much appreciated. Jim -- Find me at http://www.ursaMinorBeta.co.uk "Brace yourself, this might make your eyes water." |
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 14:11:10 -0000, Jill. wrote in
For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. I think I hoped that was what was meant Am I right in thinking that a good continental high can give us on the west coast cold dry settled weather?? That is often the case. February 1986, a cold easterly month IIRC, only saw 5mm of precipitation here and zero in the far west of Ulster, say parts of Co.Donegal. -- Mike 55.13°N 6.69°W Coleraine posted to uk.sci.weather 25/01/2005 15:22:51 UTC |
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![]() "Dave Ludlow" wrote: " Jill." wrote: Jim wrote: Philip Eden wrote: This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. For the benefit of those of us to whom this stuff is new, could you tell us what that means? small voice glad someone else asked /small voice :~)) Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. True ... although I didn't intend to suggest that this would, or even might, happen this time. Rather, it was to point out how utterly absent high pressure has been in that region during the last 12 months (and more). Philip Eden |
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Philip Eden wrote:
"Dave Ludlow" wrote: " Jill." wrote: Jim wrote: Philip Eden wrote: This morning's sea-level pressure at 60N 40E (north of Moscow) is 1035 mbar ... it hasn't been above 1030 there since 9.1.2004. Says a lot, I think. Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. True ... although I didn't intend to suggest that this would, or even might, happen this time. Rather, it was to point out how utterly absent high pressure has been in that region during the last 12 months (and more). We had spotted and remarked on that -- fairly frequently in the summer as it seems to be the only reliable time we get decent weather Keeping our fingers crossed it decides to settle in nicely -- regards Jill Bowis Pure bred utility chickens and ducks Housing; Equipment, Books, Videos, Gifts Herbaceous; Herb and Alpine nursery Holidays in Scotland and Wales http://www.kintaline.co.uk Philip Eden |
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On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 16:24:30 -0000, "Philip Eden"
philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote: "Dave Ludlow" wrote: Very high pressure in that part of Russia tends to be associated with very cold Winter conditions over there. If we get an Easterly, the very cold air will then be drawn towards the UK. The relative absence of high pressure implies an absence of very cold deep continental air and less than impressive Easterlies. For snow lovers, Philip's news *may be* good news. True ... although I didn't intend to suggest that this would, or even might, happen this time. Rather, it was to point out how utterly absent high pressure has been in that region during the last 12 months (and more). Yes of course: I didn't mean to suggest you were suggesting that. ![]() Even with a cold anticyclonic Northern Russia, I tend to expect advancing Easterlies to give up the ghost somewhere East of Lowestoft. Interesting ridge though, connecting the Siberian High to our very own Rockall High. -- Dave |
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