On 24 Feb, 09:59, John Hall wrote:
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,*Weathe rlawyer writes:

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(What is the term for high highs by the way. "Building" is for waxing
anticyclones where "deepening" is for Lows but what is the fatty
accompliance? Extensive? Can't be.)

"Intense"

Intensifying.

Ta.

I haven't looked ata forecast chart fro some time.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html seems
to be the best one at the moment. T 84 at the time of writing has a
Low moving over Portugal (from Madeira?)
intenserrruuummm ....deepening.

Actual criticality is 970 mb when a flaccid system is operating. Not
that I know what to do with it. A Trafalgar Low (as was) used to be as
good as an Hebridean for good weather on the N Wales coast.

I don't know what operates these days of Glowballs and FitzRoy sea
areas.

I can remember when I were a lad...

just.

The Greenland High seems secure. More than can be said for Haiti slum
dwellers. They have just spent more than their gross national product
on Chinese tents -in time, one hopes, for a campfest in the rainy
season.

I wonder what the US militia are doing for housing there? I do hope
all those guns don't go rusty.