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September 26th 08, 09:24 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the
highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. -- Stephen Burt Stratfield Mortimer, Berkshire |
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September 26th 08, 09:28 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
wrote in message ... Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. -- 1036.2mb highest here Still not reached 20C here this month. Phil Guildford |
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September 26th 08, 10:07 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
Phil Layton wrote:
wrote in message ... Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. -- 1036.2mb highest here Still not reached 20C here this month. Phil Guildford 5 days with over 20c here in Leeds so far this month, but more laterly around 18c |
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September 26th 08, 10:32 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
On Sep 26, 10:24*pm, wrote:
Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. You are ignoring the important issue that the Lows are not particularly low at the same time. And as a side order: Thr deepening, dart-boarding Icelandic Low will drag another low up from the southern reaches of the Atlantic chart: http://www.cuckney.pwp.blueyonder.co...r/Dorridge.htm And then we will have another Mexican quake. Maybe a Mid Atlantic Ridge. Something to fit the sequence, whatever. |
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September 27th 08, 10:33 PM
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Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. Stephen ... the highest synoptic report I've seen (3-hrly intervals only) is 1038.3 at Fylingdales at 06z on the 26th. This is, of course, significantly short of the 1986 record, and also of the eastern Scotland anticyclone of early-Sep 2004. Philip (1037.2mbar at Whipsnade at 0900 which coincided pretty much with the high point on the barograph trace) |
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September 28th 08, 07:40 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
On 27 Sep, 22:33, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote:
wrote: Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. Stephen ... the highest synoptic report I've seen (3-hrly intervals only) is 1038.3 at Fylingdales at 06z on the 26th. This is, of course, significantly short of the 1986 record, and also of the eastern Scotland anticyclone of early-Sep 2004. Philip Thanks, Philip. My comment referred to long-term local records (i.e. central southern England) rather than a national scale extreme - apologies if I did not make this clear in my initial post. -- Stephen Burt Stratfield Mortimer, Berkshire |
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September 28th 08, 10:08 PM
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High September pressure - second-highest in 60 years
wrote in message ... On 27 Sep, 22:33, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote: wrote: Barometer at MSL reached 1036.8 mbar here this morning. This is the highest in September on local records back to 1949, with the sole exception of 1039.6 mbar recorded on 19 September 1986. Stephen ... the highest synoptic report I've seen (3-hrly intervals only) is 1038.3 at Fylingdales at 06z on the 26th. This is, of course, significantly short of the 1986 record, and also of the eastern Scotland anticyclone of early-Sep 2004. Thanks, Philip. My comment referred to long-term local records (i.e. central southern England) rather than a national scale extreme - apologies if I did not make this clear in my initial post. No, no ... just adding information :-) pe |
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