Will Hand wrote:
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Paul Hyett wrote:
In uk.sci.weather on Sat, 16 Sep 2006, Waghorn
wrote :
Dunno about the GPH climatology, but I wonder if we're in for a strong
Scandanavian pattern this autumn,
Which will no doubt disappear just as things really start to cool off...
The "Scandinavian pattern" described in the article is no good thing
though - it seems to be a Scandinavian ridge not strong enough to
produce cold/dry conditions over the UK - but strong enough to prevent
lows progressing further east, meaning mild and very wet conditions. No
bad thing for them to disappear come the cold season.... :-)

Nick


Indeed. A wet autumn beckons. Nature's way of balancing things out?

If nature has a way of balancing things out, could the old wives' tales
of a lot of fruit predicting a cold winter have any truth? ;-)

--
Howard Neil