On Thursday, February 28, 2013 8:06:11 AM UTC, wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message
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On Wednesday, February 27, 2013 9:14:32 PM UTC,
wrote:
"Dawlish" wrote in message
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The Meto is still not prepared to forecast this change in their 6-15 day
outlook ...
Not so.
" UK Outlook for Monday 4 Mar 2013 to Wednesday 13 Mar 2013:
Next week is likely to start generally dry with variable amounts of cloud
but probably the best of the sunshine across southern and western areas..
However, even northern and eastern places should see increasing amounts of
sunshine by mid-week. Through the remainder of the week it will probably
turn more unsettled in the southwest with rain at times. Other areas may
hold on to these drier conditions for longer, but bands of rain are likely
to increasingly advance further north and east, giving a low risk of snow
in
northern areas. Winds generally light at first, but southeasterly winds
are
likely to strengthen in southern areas. Generally rather cold with further
overnight frosts for many, especially at first, but temperatures probably
recovering to nearer normal in the south with time. "
"turn more unsettled in the SW ..... bands of rain .... " looks like a
change to me.
Did you read this forecast before posting I wonder?
Will
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Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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You appear to have missed the phrase "in the SW". Does the SW now represent
the whole of the UK?
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Not so. Can you not read " but bands of rain are likely to increasingly
advance further north and east ... "
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But as usual, this ****-poor precis is as clear as mud with both its wording
and its timings. The MetO teaboy did his usual job of brilliant obfuscation.
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Oh dear, showing your true colours again are we Dawlish?
You had a go at me in another thread for knocking the MetO and calling me a
dinosaur but here you hypocritically go again. You can't help it can you,
it's so sad.
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Have you lost your ability to interpret the tea-boy's scribbles since
leaving your former employers, I wonder?
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At least I can read charts and graphs and do know where the jet stream is,
found it yet?
Or do you need some more instruction from your teacher?
Will
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Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Awwww you are all upset.
Any more snide comments about your previous employers to impart? It really is sad when someone retires in such a state of sourness. Remember. all I did was to make a forecast. I din't ask you for your comments, but you've decided to chirp - which is the prerogative of anyone. Also remember that I thanked you for your comments on the SSWs and I did learn. Merci. I am not as well versed in all aspects of the subject..........but neither are you.
BTW have you managed to read the published research on SSWs which says nothing like what you've said about their probable effects on blocking in the northern hemisphere and especially over the UK? I also loved your recent comment; "no-one really knows how blocks form", well they don't, unless it is you talking about SSW's and their likely effect on the UK weather. *))
Do watch your blood pressure, now you are retired.