0 mb of pressure as well. Its the day after tomorrow.

Mike

"Kevin Andreoli" wrote in message
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Tomorrow's forcast for my area

Weather forecast for PO7 for 11 October 2006

Forecast

Day Time Temp Rain Intensity Cloud Dir Speed Pressure Weather
Wed 0:00 -255 °c 18 mm Moderate 18 % 18 mph 0 mb
Wed 3:00 -252 °c 21 mm Heavy 21 % 21 mph 0 mb
Wed 6:00 -249 °c 24 mm Heavy 24 % 24 mph 0 mb
Wed 9:00 -246 °c 27 mm Heavy 27 % 27 mph 0 mb
Wed 12:00 -243 °c 30 mm Heavy 30 % 30 mph 0 mb
Wed 15:00 -240 °c 33 mm V Heavy 33 % 33 mph 0 mb
Wed 18:00 -237 °c 36 mm V Heavy 36 % 36 mph 0 mb
Wed 21:00 -234 °c 39 mm V Heavy 39 % 39 mph 0 mb



I think I'd better turn the central heating on!

--
Kev
NNNN

"Michael Di Bernardo"
wrote in message o.uk...
0 mb of pressure as well. Its the day after tomorrow.


Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
You know I think somebody once worked out the thicknesss
of solid atmosphere that would form at those temperatures
and it really was very small, IIRC only around 10m or so.
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

Col wrote:

Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
You know I think somebody once worked out the thicknesss
of solid atmosphere that would form at those temperatures
and it really was very small, IIRC only around 10m or so.

Solid atmosphere? So it would be solid and not a gas or liquid? Does
that really class as an atmosphere?!

Jonathan
Canterbury

"Jonathan Stott" wrote in message
...
Col wrote:

Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
You know I think somebody once worked out the thicknesss
of solid atmosphere that would form at those temperatures
and it really was very small, IIRC only around 10m or so.

Solid atmosphere? So it would be solid and not a gas or liquid? Does
that really class as an atmosphere?!

Jonathan
Canterbury

If the earth had no air, then perhaps the earth's crust could then be
classed as "atmosphere"

"Jonathan Stott" wrote in message
...
Col wrote:

Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
You know I think somebody once worked out the thicknesss
of solid atmosphere that would form at those temperatures
and it really was very small, IIRC only around 10m or so.

Solid atmosphere? So it would be solid and not a gas or liquid? Does that
really class as an atmosphere?!

All right, you know what I meant
If our atmosphere turned solid then!
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

In article ,
Col writes:

"Michael Di Bernardo"
wrote in message o.uk...
0 mb of pressure as well. Its the day after tomorrow.


Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
snip

Conversely, how do you measure the air temperature when there's no air?

--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde

"John Hall" wrote in message
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In article ,
Col writes:

"Michael Di Bernardo"
wrote in message o.uk...
0 mb of pressure as well. Its the day after tomorrow.


Well of course the pressure is 0mb, there would be no atmosphere
at those temperatures
snip

Conversely, how do you measure the air temperature when there's no air?



Whoever said anything about *air* temperature?
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl

In article ,
Col writes:

"John Hall" wrote in message
news

Conversely, how do you measure the air temperature when there's no air?



Whoever said anything about *air* temperature?

It's what you expect from a weather forecast, if no qualification is
applied to the temperature.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde

"John Hall" wrote in message
news
In article ,
Col writes:

"John Hall" wrote in message
news

Conversely, how do you measure the air temperature when there's no air?



Whoever said anything about *air* temperature?

It's what you expect from a weather forecast, if no qualification is
applied to the temperature.

Why so, if there was anybody around to receive a *real* forecast
like that, they'd *know* there was no air out there!

Anyway, *please* let us have some interesting autumnal weather
to discuss, stops us quibbling over ridiculous hypothetical
situations like this
--
Col

Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl