On Jan 4, 5:20*pm, "Will Hand" wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message

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On Jan 4, 5:08 pm, RK wrote:

On Jan 4, 4:43 pm, Dawlish wrote:

The next set of FAX charts could be interesting!

New fax for 12 noon tomorrow:http://www.meteociel.com/ukmo/fax/fax24s.gif

Shows a separate LP centre over the Welsh border, which seems
consistent with the 12Z NAE
ouput:http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/da...nae/2010/01/04...

The chart for midnight will be the key one, 12 hours later...

Goodness! And that at 24 hours, not at some impossible distance. There
are heavy snow possibilities in that chart for almost anyone in the
UK. It is, still, only a chart though, as you rightly imply Rob, by
looking forward to the next one!
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Paul, T+24 charts are rarely wrong these days, fine tuning of course will be
needed but the evolution is there.

Will
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Oooo! I don't think I could agree with "rarely wrong" Will, though I
do accept that there a wide interpretation of exactly what "wrong"
would mean and the 24 hour charts do have a high degree of "right"!
There were a few howlers during the pre-new year, almost, but not
quite, cold and snowy spell and the non-appearance of snow upset some
on here and on other Internet forums too! The severe weather, in terms
of heavy snow that was implied on some of those pre-New Year 24 hour
charts wasn't "delivered" and that's how to upset a coldie, for sure!
*))