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The 12Z GFS develops a deep secondary low to the SW next Thursday which then
runs slowly north http://217.160.75.104/pics/Rtavn1323.gif 900mb winds VT 06Z Fri http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/cg...534c3f9 cc2d7 the earlier 00Z and 06Z runs anchored it to the SW. Interestingly, neither the MetO GM nor ECMWF appear particularly keen to develop this feature. Jon. |
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The 528 line seems too far away for it to be particularly exciting
though. However I guess there could be northerlies/northeasterlies afterwards? Nick |
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oups.com... The 528 line seems too far away for it to be particularly exciting though. However I guess there could be northerlies/northeasterlies afterwards? Nick I was thinking more about the risk of severe gales. The finalised T+132 shows the potential http://www.weather.org.uk/charts/UKCpf132.gif Jon. |
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