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I'm not sure where these are now going to come from.
The trough seems to have passed to the NE with winds from the W here. We shall see. Heathrow 220602Z 220716 VRB05KT CAVOK PROB30 TEMPO 0716 5000 +SHRA +TSRA BKN045CB= Phil -- www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm |
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![]() "Phil Layton" wrote in message ... I'm not sure where these are now going to come from. The trough seems to have passed to the NE with winds from the W here. We shall see. Heathrow 220602Z 220716 VRB05KT CAVOK PROB30 TEMPO 0716 5000 +SHRA +TSRA BKN045CB= Phil -- www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm The second trough... |
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![]() "Blizzard" wrote in message ... The second trough... Quite right Blizzard (shouldn't you be called heatwave?) I was looking at the 18Z +24 charts on http://secure.metoffice.com/lib/imag...op_18_t+24.gif which does not show the second trough, although the 06 and 12Z +24s do. Wind backed, pressure fell and rain has already fallen. Phil |
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In message , Phil Layton
writes I'm not sure where these are now going to come from. The trough seems to have passed to the NE with winds from the W here. We shall see. Not to the NE of you, since we had a storm here at around 12.30pm, producing a useful 10mm of rain. -- Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me) |
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