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January 10th 06, 10:49 PM
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Today's model interpretation (10/01/06)
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So thats it for another winter. Here's to another mild winter. I must agree! The current operational run seems more interesting with anticyclonic southeasterlies the whole of next week and as far ahead as the 25th. Boring! If this comes off I guess there's the chance of a sustained sunny weather and hard frosts at night, even if now snow? I suppose there's the chance of dull, non-descript weather too... Please not that sh*t again! Would rather keep it zonal, at least we get the odd day with some sunshine! -- Graham |
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January 11th 06, 04:36 PM
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Today's model interpretation (10/01/06)
But if it's anticyclonic, we could *possibly* have a *long* period with
sun (and hard frosts at night). That would be *almost* as good as snow... Nick |
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