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January 4th 06, 08:31 PM
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Climate-uk's Jan
I notice Philip is going for a cold Jan
www.brooks22.plus.com/index.htm which is interesting when looking at the Januarys forecast: http://www.climate-uk.com/monpre/0512.htm which has a westerly prog for the month as a whole. Mind 3rd month in a row below average CET.. Phil -- www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm |
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January 4th 06, 11:56 PM
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Climate-uk's Jan
Phil Layton wrote:
I notice Philip is going for a cold Jan www.brooks22.plus.com/index.htm which is interesting when looking at the Januarys forecast: http://www.climate-uk.com/monpre/0512.htm which has a westerly prog for the month as a whole. Mind 3rd month in a row below average CET.. Phil Er - thanks for the plug! -- Stuart Brooks Carluke South Lanarkshire 223m amsl webcams at www.brooks22.plus.com/index.htm INC new high res webcam |
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January 5th 06, 06:19 AM
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Climate-uk's Jan
"Stuart Brooks" wrote in message ... Phil Layton wrote: I notice Philip is going for a cold Jan www.brooks22.plus.com/index.htm which is interesting when looking at the Januarys forecast: http://www.climate-uk.com/monpre/0512.htm which has a westerly prog for the month as a whole. Mind 3rd month in a row below average CET.. Phil Er - thanks for the plug! Well I did look at your web-cam - and it is enormous! Of course, apologies, copied the wrong link: http://www.climate-uk.com/page4.html Phil |
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January 5th 06, 07:18 PM
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Climate-uk's Jan
"Phil Layton" wrote in message ... I notice Philip is going for a cold Jan www.brooks22.plus.com/index.htm which is interesting when looking at the Januarys forecast: http://www.climate-uk.com/monpre/0512.htm which has a westerly prog for the month as a whole. Phil, it's important to look at the anomaly field as well ....it indicates a January with an anticyclonic/ northeasterly anomaly, which can roughly be translated as a January with more anticyclonic weather than usual, and more frequent northeasterly winds than usual. It is interesting that, in the last 130 years, only 13 Januarys had an easterly component to the mean sea-level pressure (as distinct from the anomaly) field, and in six of these a southerly bias was much more important than the easterly one (eg Jan 1996 which was strongly SSE-ly. Only two Januarys, 1895 and 1985, showed a mean monthly NE-ly flow at sea-level, in both cases just on the NE-ly side of neutral. Philip Eden |
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