On Aug 11, 9:39*am, Steve Willington
wrote:
On Aug 11, 9:28*am, Dawlish wrote:





On Aug 11, 9:07*am, Robin Nicholson

wrote:
On Mon, 11 Aug 2008 00:50:20 -0700 (PDT), Dawlish
wrote:

*Towards the end

of next week and into the following weekend, there is a hint of a
change to more settled, warmer weather, especially in the south and
east.

Updated: 1238 on Sun 10 Aug 2008"

Hi Paul

All I would say is that I have seen this 'hint of high pressure' quite
a few times so far in the last month!

My feeling is that we are 'bound' to get some very pleasant weather in
September and October. I seem to recall that we have had a run of
quite quiet autumns recently.

R

Yes, I agree, Robin. The previous MetO 6-15 days forecast had exactly
that for next week (not the week after, as in yeasterday's update)!
I've not felt that those hints have generated enough confidence for a
forecast - hence no forecast of settled weather from me, until this
one.

Paul

It must be born in mind that the MetO forecasts will be generated
using a lot of additional data so it will not be surprising that it
may be at odds with GFS - GFS Operational runs and ensembles will be a
part of the mix (often small) that will vary given the situation.

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This forecast is still in the balance for next tuesday - but there's
something that we haven't seen on any chart, even at T264+, for weeks.
A North African plume!!

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn2642.png

I'll believe it if it stays for another day's runs!

Paul