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November 6th 05, 12:45 PM
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Tomorrow's low
Dear All
I see we have a low zipping across N Ire and W Scotland tomorrow with some quite strong winds potentially? http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn421.gif (pic will be valid for the next few hours!) Richard |
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November 6th 05, 03:46 PM
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"Richard Dixon" wrote in message
... Dear All I see we have a low zipping across N Ire and W Scotland tomorrow with some quite strong winds potentially? http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn421.gif (pic will be valid for the next few hours!) Richard Hi Richard. Yep, this wee low caught my attention 6 days ago. That's when it first started appearing on GFS forecast models. The isobars don't look worryingly tight, but when combined with the overall momentum of the low, it may well pack quite a punch. If the track remains broadly similar to that which is forecast, perhaps we could see some 70mph gusts in the central lowlands? Particularly when the wind swings more westerly than southerly and a funnelling effect may come into play. Alex. |
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November 6th 05, 05:50 PM
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I see the Net-Weather forcast for my area (Isle of Skye) is forecasting
wind speeds of 74.5mph around midnight on Monday/Tuesday. So what sort of gusts will that bring? No mention of this yet by the Met Office! Alan "Alex Stephens Jr" wrote in message . .. "Richard Dixon" wrote in message ... Dear All I see we have a low zipping across N Ire and W Scotland tomorrow with some quite strong winds potentially? http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn421.gif (pic will be valid for the next few hours!) Richard Hi Richard. Yep, this wee low caught my attention 6 days ago. That's when it first started appearing on GFS forecast models. The isobars don't look worryingly tight, but when combined with the overall momentum of the low, it may well pack quite a punch. If the track remains broadly similar to that which is forecast, perhaps we could see some 70mph gusts in the central lowlands? Particularly when the wind swings more westerly than southerly and a funnelling effect may come into play. Alex. |
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November 6th 05, 08:04 PM
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latest GFS 900mb wind peaks at 85kt over the Hebrides tomorrow night.
http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/uv90_frame.htm "Alan" wrote in message ... I see the Net-Weather forcast for my area (Isle of Skye) is forecasting wind speeds of 74.5mph around midnight on Monday/Tuesday. So what sort of gusts will that bring? No mention of this yet by the Met Office! Alan "Alex Stephens Jr" wrote in message . .. "Richard Dixon" wrote in message ... Dear All I see we have a low zipping across N Ire and W Scotland tomorrow with some quite strong winds potentially? http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn421.gif (pic will be valid for the next few hours!) Richard Hi Richard. Yep, this wee low caught my attention 6 days ago. That's when it first started appearing on GFS forecast models. The isobars don't look worryingly tight, but when combined with the overall momentum of the low, it may well pack quite a punch. If the track remains broadly similar to that which is forecast, perhaps we could see some 70mph gusts in the central lowlands? Particularly when the wind swings more westerly than southerly and a funnelling effect may come into play. Alex. |
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November 6th 05, 08:07 PM
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Whoops, haven't used this account before.
Graeme Whipps (onetel news) "onetel news" wrote in message ... latest GFS 900mb wind peaks at 85kt over the Hebrides tomorrow night. http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/uv90_frame.htm "Alan" wrote in message ... I see the Net-Weather forcast for my area (Isle of Skye) is forecasting wind speeds of 74.5mph around midnight on Monday/Tuesday. So what sort of gusts will that bring? No mention of this yet by the Met Office! Alan "Alex Stephens Jr" wrote in message . .. "Richard Dixon" wrote in message ... Dear All I see we have a low zipping across N Ire and W Scotland tomorrow with some quite strong winds potentially? http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn421.gif (pic will be valid for the next few hours!) Richard Hi Richard. Yep, this wee low caught my attention 6 days ago. That's when it first started appearing on GFS forecast models. The isobars don't look worryingly tight, but when combined with the overall momentum of the low, it may well pack quite a punch. If the track remains broadly similar to that which is forecast, perhaps we could see some 70mph gusts in the central lowlands? Particularly when the wind swings more westerly than southerly and a funnelling effect may come into play. Alex. |
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