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January 22nd 06, 10:19 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now...
Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... |
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January 23rd 06, 08:20 AM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
"Scott W" wrote in
oups.com: Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now... Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... 00Z charts - move along now, nothing to see here! Mind you, the T+2376 looks a bit unstable, might be a few thunderstorms from that Spanish plume... Richard |
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January 23rd 06, 06:47 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
In message , Richard Dixon
writes "Scott W" wrote in roups.com: Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now... Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... 00Z charts - move along now, nothing to see here! Mind you, the T+2376 looks a bit unstable, might be a few thunderstorms from that Spanish plume... Yup, Looks terrible. Blessed high becoming dominant over Azores and not a flake in sight. Was it the Daily Express that headlined 'Arctic weather coming'? Cheers Paul -- 'Wisest are they that know they do not know.' Socrates. Paul Bartlett FRMetS www.rutnet.co.uk Go to local weather. 400FT AMSL 25Miles southwest of the Wash |
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January 23rd 06, 07:12 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
Paul Bartlett wrote:
In message , Richard Dixon writes "Scott W" wrote in oups.com: Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now... Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... 00Z charts - move along now, nothing to see here! Mind you, the T+2376 looks a bit unstable, might be a few thunderstorms from that Spanish plume... Yup, Looks terrible. Blessed high becoming dominant over Azores and not a flake in sight. Was it the Daily Express that headlined 'Arctic weather coming'? Cheers Paul A complete disaster, I realy have lost hope this time, even though it's still January. :-( Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net |
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January 23rd 06, 07:28 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
Yes, it was all looking so good a few days ago.
Still, I'm pinning my hopes on the massive uncertaintly in the GFS ensembles even only 72 hours out. David "Keith (Southend)" wrote in message ... Paul Bartlett wrote: In message , Richard Dixon writes "Scott W" wrote in oups.com: Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now... Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... 00Z charts - move along now, nothing to see here! Mind you, the T+2376 looks a bit unstable, might be a few thunderstorms from that Spanish plume... Yup, Looks terrible. Blessed high becoming dominant over Azores and not a flake in sight. Was it the Daily Express that headlined 'Arctic weather coming'? Cheers Paul A complete disaster, I realy have lost hope this time, even though it's still January. :-( Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net |
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January 23rd 06, 08:03 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
In message , "Keith (Southend)"
writes Paul Bartlett wrote: In message , Richard Dixon writes "Scott W" wrote in oups.com: Will this never end? Just a boring northerly now... Ah well. Just have to wait for the 06Z charts to see it on again... 00Z charts - move along now, nothing to see here! Mind you, the T+2376 looks a bit unstable, might be a few thunderstorms from that Spanish plume... Yup, Looks terrible. Blessed high becoming dominant over Azores and not a flake in sight. Was it the Daily Express that headlined 'Arctic weather coming'? Cheers Paul A complete disaster, I realy have lost hope this time, even though it's still January. :-( Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net Now you can see why most of those on the newsgroup who have had a career on the forecasting bench seldom comment on anything beyond T+72, if that far. We have seen apparently rock solid developments of all types disappear into thin air all too often. When looking at, say, a T+120 chart always remember that it is a near certainty that the actual chart valid for the same time will be significantly different, at least in detail and quite possibly in the broad scale. It's a lot less stressful finding interest in the weather you've actually got than in worrying about what might just possibly happen in 10 days time :-) For what it's worth, I have found the developments during the past week fascinating even though the weather here has been largely quiet and uneventful. Norman. (delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail) -- Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l. England |
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January 23rd 06, 08:16 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
Norman Lynagh wrote:
Now you can see why most of those on the newsgroup who have had a career on the forecasting bench seldom comment on anything beyond T+72, if that far. We have seen apparently rock solid developments of all types disappear into thin air all too often. When looking at, say, a T+120 chart always remember that it is a near certainty that the actual chart valid for the same time will be significantly different, at least in detail and quite possibly in the broad scale. It's a lot less stressful finding interest in the weather you've actually got than in worrying about what might just possibly happen in 10 days time :-) For what it's worth, I have found the developments during the past week fascinating even though the weather here has been largely quiet and uneventful. Norman. (delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail) Thanks for the therapy Norman, can I get out of the couch now, or should I take some more deep breaths ;-) Regards -- Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net |
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January 23rd 06, 08:57 PM
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GFS 18Z - all gone to pot again!
In message , "Keith (Southend)"
writes Norman Lynagh wrote: Now you can see why most of those on the newsgroup who have had a career on the forecasting bench seldom comment on anything beyond T+72, if that far. We have seen apparently rock solid developments of types disappear into thin air all too often. When looking at, say, a T+120 chart always remember that it is a near certainty that the actual chart valid for the same time will be significantly different, at least in detail and quite possibly in the broad scale. It's a lot less stressful finding interest in the weather you've actually got than in worrying about what might just possibly happen in 10 days time :-) For what it's worth, I have found the developments during the past week fascinating even though the weather here has been largely quiet and uneventful. Norman. (delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail) Thanks for the therapy Norman, can I get out of the couch now, or should I take some more deep breaths ;-) Regards I prescribe a hearty glass of a good malt. It works wonders :-) Norman. (delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail) -- Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l. England |
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