Sitting in my sheltered part of southeast England,watching the sun burn off
the remaining cloud this morning my thoughts have turned to 'what kind of
summer will we get this year' ?.
Without the benifit of any scientific input it strikes me there has been
very little winter weather this year in the southeast,only 4 and half inches
of rain here in suburban Essex, a lot of high pressure and oddles of
sunshine.i.e perfect summer conditions !
So how does that augur for this summer ?,sods law and the law of averages
should conspire to turn things quite nasty at times with the odd nice spell
but equally very unpleasant cloudy ,wet and cool periods,which would of
course please Norman ,P.Eden,and similar denizens of shady glades.
Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by previous
efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance methinks, ask Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........

RonB

"ron button" wrote in message
...
Sitting in my sheltered part of southeast England,watching the sun burn
off the remaining cloud this morning my thoughts have turned to 'what kind
of summer will we get this year' ?.
Without the benifit of any scientific input it strikes me there has been
very little winter weather this year in the southeast,only 4 and half
inches of rain here in suburban Essex, a lot of high pressure and oddles
of sunshine.i.e perfect summer conditions !
So how does that augur for this summer ?,sods law and the law of averages
should conspire to turn things quite nasty at times with the odd nice
spell but equally very unpleasant cloudy ,wet and cool periods,which would
of course please Norman ,P.Eden,and similar denizens of shady glades.
Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by previous
efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance methinks, ask
Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........


Well certainly in SE England a dry start to Spring is on the cards looking
at the outputs. If it stays dry through April/May then the summer could well
be a hot one with dry ground!

Will
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http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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On Fri, 06 Mar 2015 11:41:58 -0000, Eskimo Will
wrote:


"ron button" wrote in message

Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by
previous efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance
methinks, ask Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........


Well certainly in SE England a dry start to Spring is on the cards
looking at the outputs. If it stays dry through April/May then the
summer could well be a hot one with dry ground!

I predict the most bakingest ever!
unless it's the worst flooding since last time.


I predict a summer of occasional storms, showers some cooler weather with
occasional hot spells, snow rare except where it lands. Wet and windy
except where it's dry and sunny. Fog later.


A volcano told me. or maybe I Just Made It Up.


--
Bah, and indeed, Humbug

"Eskimo Will" wrote in message
...

"ron button" wrote in message
...
Sitting in my sheltered part of southeast England,watching the sun burn
off the remaining cloud this morning my thoughts have turned to 'what
kind of summer will we get this year' ?.
Without the benifit of any scientific input it strikes me there has been
very little winter weather this year in the southeast,only 4 and half
inches of rain here in suburban Essex, a lot of high pressure and oddles
of sunshine.i.e perfect summer conditions !
So how does that augur for this summer ?,sods law and the law of averages
should conspire to turn things quite nasty at times with the odd nice
spell but equally very unpleasant cloudy ,wet and cool periods,which
would of course please Norman ,P.Eden,and similar denizens of shady
glades.
Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by
previous efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance methinks,
ask Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........


Well certainly in SE England a dry start to Spring is on the cards looking
at the outputs. If it stays dry through April/May then the summer could
well be a hot one with dry ground!

Will
--
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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I'd better hide the hosepipe then Will....

RonB

"ron button" wrote in message
...

"Eskimo Will" wrote in message
...

"ron button" wrote in message
...
Sitting in my sheltered part of southeast England,watching the sun burn
off the remaining cloud this morning my thoughts have turned to 'what
kind of summer will we get this year' ?.
Without the benifit of any scientific input it strikes me there has been
very little winter weather this year in the southeast,only 4 and half
inches of rain here in suburban Essex, a lot of high pressure and oddles
of sunshine.i.e perfect summer conditions !
So how does that augur for this summer ?,sods law and the law of
averages should conspire to turn things quite nasty at times with the
odd nice spell but equally very unpleasant cloudy ,wet and cool
periods,which would of course please Norman ,P.Eden,and similar denizens
of shady glades.
Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by
previous efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance methinks,
ask Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........


Well certainly in SE England a dry start to Spring is on the cards
looking at the outputs. If it stays dry through April/May then the summer
could well be a hot one with dry ground!


I'd better hide the hosepipe then Will....


What's a hosepipe? Never had to use one to water the garden since moving
here 13 years ago!

Will
--
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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On Friday, 6 March 2015 10:57:07 UTC, ron button wrote:
Sitting in my sheltered part of southeast England,watching the sun burn off
the remaining cloud this morning my thoughts have turned to 'what kind of
summer will we get this year' ?.
Without the benifit of any scientific input it strikes me there has been
very little winter weather this year in the southeast,only 4 and half inches
of rain here in suburban Essex, a lot of high pressure and oddles of
sunshine.i.e perfect summer conditions !
So how does that augur for this summer ?,sods law and the law of averages
should conspire to turn things quite nasty at times with the odd nice spell
but equally very unpleasant cloudy ,wet and cool periods,which would of
course please Norman ,P.Eden,and similar denizens of shady glades.
Does this qualify as 'a forecast' I hear you say ,well judging by previous
efforts from the 'experts' I'm in with a good chance methinks, ask Dawlish.
Answers on a postcard........

RonB
.

I reckon a wither summer, you wait men in their speedos on the beach at Filey with a NE wind blowing, you'll see some withering then.