"Ned" wrote in message
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"Dawlish" wrote in message
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Are we seeing the beginnings of model consistency and agreement for an
Indian summer? (whatever that actually means!)

Both the ECM and the gfs are looking to build high pressure after this
shock of cool, windy and eventually (for us in the south) wet weather.
As Will says, the drought ought to be broken for many next week and
gales will come as an unwelcome shock in the north tomorrow. I say
unwelcome shock, as trees are still in full leaf and a few might end
up in gardens and across roads in the north with those steep pressure
gradients.

Beyond that - back to calm and settled with the chance of some warm
weather out towards mid October with 20C+ in the south? Watch this
space.


00Z ensembles 3/10 still back this up. Showing a Bartlett high taking up
residence over the Alps. Ah well, if we are to have this setup, better now
than in winter when it can cause throat slitting on TWO and utter misery at
Haytor Central :-)

Still looking very 'interesting' in southern Britain on Wednesday.

Will
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