"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Indeed.

With a partially disrupting upper trough I would expect an increased
probability
of severe weather in Britain from next Friday onwards. Either in the form
of
flooding, strong winds or heavy snow (in the north). DT 12Z ECMWF
illustrates
the problems nicely too. As always, some parts, though, will wonder what
the
fuss is all about.

Will.
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"Martin Rowley" wrote in
message
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Latest GFS output for 06Z this coming Friday is interesting:....

http://www2.wetter3.de/Animation_12_...Grad/90_22.gif
[925hPa wind field]

http://www2.wetter3.de/Animation_12_...Grad/90_10.gif
[10 m wind field]

The coloured contours are Beaufort Force estimates.

A difficult one to call by the looks of things.

Martin.



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Whoa Will, seems I'm learning from you mate, only today at work I was
looking at the 06z GFS output and thought to myself that looks like one of
them disrupting upper trough thingymajigs Will likes to talk about! Bring it
on!