Doesn't seem to be anyone giving a forecast or even a discussion of
what we might get from the current synoptic situations. I miss Will's
weekly predictions and Paul's were getting good too. Is it those who
pick them appart that put you off. I don't care if they don't always
go fully according to plan it much better then the unverrified
computer forcasts you so often find on the web. For instance I would
feel that this week will be fine september weather in Devon but my
parents have decied not to go as planned because one of these such
forecast says it will be cloudy and raining.

Thanks.

Simon (South Yorks)

On Sep 14, 12:44*pm, "
wrote:
Doesn't seem to be anyone giving a forecast or even a discussion of
what we might get from the current synoptic situations. I miss Will's
weekly predictions and Paul's were getting good too. Is it those who
pick them appart that put you off. I don't care if they don't always
go fully according to plan it much better then the unverrified
computer forcasts you so often find on the web. For instance I would
feel that this week will be fine september weather in Devon but my
parents have decied not to go as planned because one of these such
forecast says it will be cloudy and raining.

Thanks.

Simon (South Yorks)

Thanks Simon. My forecasts at T240+ and - will be back on the web
soon, promise.

Paul

Doesn't seem to be anyone giving a forecast or even a discussion of
what we might get from the current synoptic situations. I miss Will's
weekly predictions and Paul's were getting good too. Is it those who
pick them appart that put you off. I don't care if they don't always
go fully according to plan it much better then the unverrified
computer forcasts you so often find on the web. For instance I would
feel that this week will be fine september weather in Devon but my
parents have decied not to go as planned because one of these such
forecast says it will be cloudy and raining.

Don't know where Paul has gone but Will is probably hiking across Dartmoor
in the sunshine today. Me, I've just got back from a week's walking along
the Pembrokeshire coast path. Most of the time it howled a hooley but
luckily any rain that fell did so during the night.

Will's weekly weather forecast can be found he
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/weeklydiscussions.htm

Lovely day here and feeling warm after the quite cool weather in south west
Wales. Very sunny earlier on with a max of 19.7°C but a bit of cloud of has
built up now (5/8).

Looking a bit dodgy tomorrow down here in the South West but the rest of the
weeks seems good.

(12:50), 18.5°C, RH 74%, DP 13.8°C, 1023 hPa (R), Wind 1 mph ESE.
________________
Nick.
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

Simon (South Yorks)

You mean wheres the South West Forecasts cos there never were any for
anywhere else.
They can stay missing for I damn well care.

--
Dave R. [west London]

Thanks.

Simon (South Yorks)

The other thing is Simon, people only want forecasts during the summer (to
see if we are actually going to get one) then after that is there going to
be an Indian summer then they only want other predictions in the Winter (to
see if theres any likely hood of Snow when they go positively explosive!) oh
and somewhere in between attached to heat is the predicable thunderstorm
'barneys' who live solely for that. Rest of the year Britain is a thoroughly
miserable, boring and uneventful country. Well of course it is, what can
anyone see of worthwhile mention in March or November other than "right lets
get on with the rest of the year" certainly December produces this effect
in nearly everyone. And them wretched fireworks - they should be banned.
--
Dave R. [west London]

"Dave R." wrote in message
et...

Thanks.

Simon (South Yorks)

The other thing is Simon, people only want forecasts during the summer (to
see if we are actually going to get one) then after that is there going to
be an Indian summer then they only want other predictions in the Winter
(to see if theres any likely hood of Snow when they go positively
explosive!) oh and somewhere in between attached to heat is the predicable
thunderstorm 'barneys' who live solely for that. Rest of the year Britain
is a thoroughly miserable, boring and uneventful country. Well of course
it is, what can anyone see of worthwhile mention in March or November
other than "right lets get on with the rest of the year" certainly
December produces this effect in nearly everyone. And them wretched
fireworks - they should be banned.
--
Dave R. [west London]
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So, out of interest, what aspect of the weather makes you want to join a
weather forum and what do you get out of it?
Agree about the fireworks.

Dave, S.Essex

On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:53:33 -0700 (PDT), Dawlish
wrote:


Thanks Simon. My forecasts at T240+ and - will be back on the web
soon, promise.

Good - up to 240 will be interesting
R

On Sep 14, 7:25*pm, Robin Nicholson
wrote:
On Sun, 14 Sep 2008 04:53:33 -0700 (PDT), Dawlish
wrote:

Thanks Simon. My forecasts at T240+ and - *will be back on the web
soon, promise.

Good - up to 240 will be interesting

And identical to anything you will find on the charts.

On Sep 14, 5:31*pm, "Dave Cornwell"
wrote:
"Dave R." wrote in message

et...



Thanks.

Simon (South Yorks)

The other thing is Simon, people only want forecasts during the summer (to
see if we are actually going to get one) then after that is there going to
be an Indian summer then they only want other predictions in the Winter
(to see if theres any likely hood of Snow when they go positively
explosive!) oh and somewhere in between attached to heat is the predicable
thunderstorm 'barneys' who live solely for that. Rest of the year Britain
is a thoroughly miserable, boring and uneventful country. Well of course
it is, what can anyone see of worthwhile mention in March or November
other than "right lets get on with the rest of *the year" certainly
December produces this effect in nearly everyone. And them wretched
fireworks - they should be banned.

So, out of interest, what aspect of the weather makes you want to join a
weather forum and what do you get out of it?
Agree about the fireworks.

I think he fancies me. He is certainly a devoted stalker.

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
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So, out of interest, what aspect of the weather makes you want to join a
weather forum and what do you get out of it?
Agree about the fireworks.

Dave, S.Essex

Well Dave from South Essex (nice to see someone doesnt live in the SW fer a
change) I joined this forum, originally, to get the NWP's each day off
Darren Prescott and I still do. Its the best thing about uk.sci.weather to
be honest. I battled on (but no longer) with an IRC Undernet Weather
channel which nobody on here could give a toss about when I invited them.
You may see someone called Gary or Gaz post on here sometimes, he's from
Torquay, South West again! which I didnt get on with one little bit on his
IRC channel (strange how its yet another from the South West) So perhaps IRC
doesnt lend itself kindly as a media form of discussion.
On this forum I accept there are your total obsessives, I myself religiously
used a Campbell Stokes Honed Sphere and Stevenson screen full of mercurial
thermometers an whatnot etc - I even kept records too. Those days have gone
mainly because I don't live anywere I can erect such equipment.
This newsgroup has not helped re kindle anything but I can be a lurker you
can't stop me being that. As a result sometimes I feel compelled to write
things to cheer people up! I think my latest is a real beauty in this
respect due to the nature of certain posts, when I feel they need
correcting. The posts that really bore me are the [OBS] I just can't see why
anyone would be interested in looking at Eversholt or Whipsnade reports each
day, but each to their own, I guess its up to them if thats what they feel
the desire to do.
The other thing is does anyone speak the truth on here? I thought I did. I
think most are a bunch of spoilsports.
--
Dave R. [west London]