On Sunday, January 24, 2016 at 3:14:54 AM UTC, Jim Kewley wrote:
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dawlish writes
**It'll do what it says on the tin** 0

Sounds good to me, another winter week with little chance of the white
****e.

Cheers
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Jim

Looking zonal at the end of January on all models ATM, Jim. Though zonal does not preclude snow! A NW airstream behind a depression can give snow showers even at lowed levels and maybe that's exactly what we'll have on the 31st.

On Sunday, 24 January 2016 03:14:54 UTC, Jim Kewley wrote:
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dawlish writes
**It'll do what it says on the tin** 0

Sounds good to me, another winter week with little chance of the white
****e.

Cheers
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Jim

Jim . Is that an 'Hurrah' for global warming ;-)

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Lawrence Jenkins writes
On Sunday, 24 January 2016 03:14:54 UTC, Jim Kewley wrote:
In message ,
dawlish writes
**It'll do what it says on the tin** 0

Sounds good to me, another winter week with little chance of the white
****e.

Cheers
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Jim

Jim . Is that an 'Hurrah' for global warming ;-)

Well actually yes. I quite like the idea of no real winter ! Pity
Climate Change can't rid us of the dark days which I really hate. Three
months of dark days almost done now, the nights are getting lighter at
last, I'm feeling a little better already. Maybe that's why I don't mind
if February gets cold, it's lighter and can't last too long !!
Yipppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !!

As a kid in 1963 I thought the winter great at first but then it became
boring and very cold. Hated cold weather ever since.

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Jim

In message ,
dawlish writes

Looking zonal at the end of January on all models ATM, Jim. Though
zonal does not preclude snow! A NW airstream behind a depression can
give snow showers even at lowed levels and maybe that's exactly what
we'll have on the 31st.

Don't say that.

Up here in the Isle of Man we're wide open to NW wintry spells, snow
isn't allowed in my little world ok ? ;-))

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Jim

😀

On Monday, 25 January 2016 02:37:44 UTC, Jim Kewley wrote:
In message ,
Lawrence Jenkins writes
On Sunday, 24 January 2016 03:14:54 UTC, Jim Kewley wrote:
In message ,
dawlish writes
**It'll do what it says on the tin** 0

Sounds good to me, another winter week with little chance of the white
****e.

Cheers
--


Jim

Jim . Is that an 'Hurrah' for global warming ;-)

Well actually yes. I quite like the idea of no real winter ! Pity
Climate Change can't rid us of the dark days which I really hate. Three
months of dark days almost done now, the nights are getting lighter at
last, I'm feeling a little better already. Maybe that's why I don't mind
if February gets cold, it's lighter and can't last too long !!
Yipppeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee !!

As a kid in 1963 I thought the winter great at first but then it became
boring and very cold. Hated cold weather ever since.

--
Cheers


Jim

Funny Jim that same winter started my love for those conditions as it probably did with several group users. I have to say though, to really long for cold, bitter, dormant conditions where nothing happens for days on end is rather daft, unless you like being married that is .

On Thursday, January 21, 2016 at 9:02:24 PM UTC, dawlish wrote:
**It'll do what it says on the tin** 😀

Not much doubt here. It did what it said on the tin. Rapid changes colder to milder.

Only a month of meteorological winter left. A possible colder plunge at 10 days, but nothing to suggest extended cold and snow before then. Saw light covering of snow in Yorks late yesterday, but all gone with this morning's cloud. That'll do me, as we are travelling again today.

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dawlish Wrote in message:
On Thursday, January 21, 2016 at 9:02:24 PM UTC, dawlish wrote:
**It'll do what it says on the tin** ??

Not much doubt here. It did what it said on the tin. Rapid changes colder to milder.

Only a month of meteorological winter left. A possible colder plunge at 10 days, but nothing to suggest extended cold and snow before then. Saw light covering of snow in Yorks late yesterday, but all gone with this morning's cloud. That'll do me, as we are travelling again today.

Definitely zonal this time. Well done :-)

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