OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

Enjoy.

"Dawlish" wrote in message
...
OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.


It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

On May 22, 1:41*pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message

...

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait *ten days before describing it as a superb forecast * :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

On Fri, 22 May 2009 at 03:35:07, Dawlish wrote in
uk.sci.weather :

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb.

Speak for yourself - I never look forward to hot weather.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)

"smallbabe" wrote in message
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On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message

...

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.

On May 22, 6:41*pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
"smallbabe" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:





"Dawlish" wrote in message

....

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course I am, but you knew that as you called smallbabe "dullish".
Dawlish is as fake a name as smallbabe, though you appear to have
overlooked that one! Your goat is got. Excellent. It needs to be. And
by a sensitive part of it's anatomy too, by the response.

"Dawlish" wrote in message
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On May 22, 6:41 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
"smallbabe" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:





"Dawlish" wrote in message

...

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course I am, but you knew that as you called smallbabe "dullish".
Dawlish is as fake a name as smallbabe, though you appear to have
overlooked that one! Your goat is got. Excellent. It needs to be. And
by a sensitive part of it's anatomy too, by the response.


Yes I know I'd already childishly called you "dullish" but my poor old brain
is so pickled nowadays for a moment there thought I'd got the wrong
person. But really , why dp people use false id's.

A very confused

Napoleon Bonaparte

On May 23, 8:09*pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 6:41 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:





"smallbabe" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:

"Dawlish" wrote in message

....

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course I am, but you knew that as you called smallbabe "dullish".
Dawlish is as fake a name as smallbabe, though you appear to have
overlooked that one! Your goat is got. Excellent. It needs to be. And
by a sensitive part of it's anatomy too, by the response.

Yes I know I'd already childishly called you "dullish" but my poor old brain
is so pickled *nowadays *for a moment there thought I'd got the wrong
person. *But really , why dp people use false id's.

A very confused

Napoleon Bonaparte- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Whatever. Judge my forecast at outcome Lawrence. it is clear and
unambiguous......unlike your use of the possesive apostrophe - which
is not.

On 23 May, 22:14, Dawlish wrote:
On May 23, 8:09*pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:





"Dawlish" wrote in message

....
On May 22, 6:41 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:

"smallbabe" wrote in message

....
On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:

"Dawlish" wrote in message

...

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast :-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course I am, but you knew that as you called smallbabe "dullish".
Dawlish is as fake a name as smallbabe, though you appear to have
overlooked that one! Your goat is got. Excellent. It needs to be. And
by a sensitive part of it's anatomy too, by the response.

Yes I know I'd already childishly called you "dullish" but my poor old brain
is so pickled *nowadays *for a moment there thought I'd got the wrong
person. *But really , why dp people use false id's.

A very confused

Napoleon Bonaparte- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Whatever. Judge my forecast at outcome Lawrence. it is clear and
unambiguous......unlike your use of the possesive apostrophe - which
is not.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Lawrence is not using a possesive apostrophe. He is using it to form a
plural. That is perfecly acceptable. See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostro...ertain_plurals

Cheers, Alastair.

"Alastair" wrote in message
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On 23 May, 22:14, Dawlish wrote:
On May 23, 8:09 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:





"Dawlish" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 6:41 pm, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:

"smallbabe" wrote in message

...
On May 22, 1:41 pm, "Tom Allen" wrote:

"Dawlish" wrote in message

...

OK, Bank Holiday Monday is a little iffy and there may be cloud
and
even thunderstorms in some areas, but the charts for the rest of
the
time, from today to the end of next week for many areas and
especially
for Southern areas of England, is just superb. Have the sun-cream
at
the ready, as summer is i cumen in. No need to take the kids to
Europe
this half-term. Stay in the UK, go somewhere you haven't been
before,
but always fancied visiting and spend your money here instead of
giving it to the Spanish on the Costas!

I'd extend that forecast out to 10 days, after the last 5 gfs
runs.
The 1st of June will see warm and settled weather for most areas
of
England and Wales.

It may be a forecast of superb weather by some folk's tastes but
maybe
we should wait ten days before describing it as a superb forecast
:-)

Tom

Yes, Tom, badly phrased by me! It is indeed a forecast of superb
weather. You can only judge how good a forecast has been at
outcome......something I must have said hundreds of times!

Smallbabe are you dawlish? If no or yes why do you and others post
under
fake names? It really does get my goat besides many other things.-
Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Of course I am, but you knew that as you called smallbabe "dullish".
Dawlish is as fake a name as smallbabe, though you appear to have
overlooked that one! Your goat is got. Excellent. It needs to be. And
by a sensitive part of it's anatomy too, by the response.

Yes I know I'd already childishly called you "dullish" but my poor old
brain
is so pickled nowadays for a moment there thought I'd got the wrong
person. But really , why dp people use false id's.

A very confused

Napoleon Bonaparte- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Whatever. Judge my forecast at outcome Lawrence. it is clear and
unambiguous......unlike your use of the possesive apostrophe - which
is not.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Lawrence is not using a possesive apostrophe. He is using it to form a
plural. That is perfecly acceptable. See
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostro...ertain_plurals

Cheers, Alastair.

He is invariably wrong and can be very cruel sometimes Alastiar, unlike
you as you are never cruel.......