Scott W wrote:
Ron Button wrote:
That cold water area off the American Eastern seaboard seems to be shrinking
now ,whilst the warm pool between Newfoundland and Greenland has developed
enormously over the last week .
Does that all point to the normal winter lows developing south of Greenland
leading to the enevitable Westerly flow ,i.e chilly for Scotland ,and
balmy(barmy) for England ?.

RonB

Probably barmy headlines (see 1989 / 90). And if people had better
memories egg on the face of the Daily Express...



http://www.osdpd.noaa.gov/PSB/EPS/SS...11.11.2006.gif

Doesn't look like it's shrinking to me :-)

Stay's this way we're still heading for some blocking this winter.

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