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Default Southend-on-Sea November/Autumn 2006 + winter ahead

*November*

Mean max 12.6º(+2.5)
Mean min 6.9º (+1.8)
Monthly mean 9.7º (+2.1º)

Rainfall 35.6mm (66%)
Sunshine 138.95hrs (190%)

2006 is the 3rd warmest November since records began in 1977
1st 1994
2nd 1978

*Point to note*
From my records it is interest to note that ALL warm Novembers were
followed by colder winters in one form or another.

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Autumn

Mean max 17.2º (+2.7)
Mean min 11.0º (+2.7)
Season mean 14.1º (+2.7)

*2006 14.1°c mean the warmest Autumn on record*
1999 mean 13.0°c (+1.6)
1978 mean 12.9°c (+1.5°c)
2005 mean 12.7°c (+1.4°c)
1995 mean 12.6°c (+1.3°c)

*Point to note*
Apart from 1999 all other autumns were followed by colder winters.

Rainfall 128.2mm (79%)

(Followed along the lines of George Booths format for this report)

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Will my cold winter statistics come up trumps, time will tell ;-) If I
was a gambling man my gut feeling would be, regardless of GW, El Niño
and SST anomalies, we will see some winter action in 2006/2007. You
heard it first from me :-)
ps: I hope the Daily Express doesn't read this!
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Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

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Will my cold winter statistics come up trumps, time will tell ;-) If I
was a gambling man my gut feeling would be, regardless of GW, El Niño
and SST anomalies, we will see some winter action in 2006/2007. You
heard it first from me :-)
ps: I hope the Daily Express doesn't read this!

Keith,

Sorry to put a spoke in the wheel but 1947, 1963 and 1979 were bitterly
cold winters everyone thought here we go (every 16 years) 1995 will be
the next bitterly cold winter but what a let down, mild Dec, average Jan
and very mild Feb and just to make matters worse November 1994 was the
warmest November on record, at least here!!
The weather is unpredictable and always has the last laugh

Getting very windy here now!

Weston Coyney weather station (North Staffordshire) 220 metres asl
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Graham


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