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Deep low 950-955 hPa moving east across northern Scotland late Tues into Weds.
Hint of Atlantic upper contour wavelength lengthening, increasing the chances of
cold air incursions from the north.
Fits in with earlier ideas of decreasing contour heights from ensembles and a
possible stormy period which I mentioned yesterday.

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)

At least till the 18Z run :-)

Will.
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03/01/2007 17:48:48
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Deep low 950-955 hPa moving east across northern Scotland late Tues

into Weds.
Hint of Atlantic upper contour wavelength lengthening, increasing

the chances of
cold air incursions from the north.
Fits in with earlier ideas of decreasing contour heights from

ensembles and a
possible stormy period which I mentioned yesterday.

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)

At least till the 18Z run :-)

Will.
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Interest never really been away Will ... but a bit like the
proverbial carrot, with the prospect of an arctic outbreak apparently
always from day seven onwards! Certainly the GFX is offering great
promise for the middle of next week!
Unfortunately my statistical data (32 years) doesn't re-enforce this,
with the coldest period in January (for Fair Isle) tending to be
towards the end of January (27th). However as the 'cold' post-
Christmas singularity failed to show I'm hopeful that we could well
see winter however briefly!

Samuel Polson in his excellent analysis "Northern Weather Calendar"
(SIC 1984), suggests three cold January spells - 1st-9th, mid month
with a peak around the 18th, and a cold end to the month peaking
around the 30th (my 27th?).

Initial analysis suggests that this is the mildest December recorded
on Fair Isle since records began in 1974!
Dave
Fair Isle
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Living in the area not sure I fully concur with the enthusiasm, a similar
deep low almost 2 years to the day killed 5 people and caused an immense
amount of damage.
Alan
www.carbostweather.co.uk

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Deep low 950-955 hPa moving east across northern Scotland late Tues

into Weds.
Hint of Atlantic upper contour wavelength lengthening, increasing

the chances of
cold air incursions from the north.
Fits in with earlier ideas of decreasing contour heights from

ensembles and a
possible stormy period which I mentioned yesterday.

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)

At least till the 18Z run :-)

Will.
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feet).

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Interest never really been away Will ... but a bit like the
proverbial carrot, with the prospect of an arctic outbreak apparently
always from day seven onwards! Certainly the GFX is offering great
promise for the middle of next week!
Unfortunately my statistical data (32 years) doesn't re-enforce this,
with the coldest period in January (for Fair Isle) tending to be
towards the end of January (27th). However as the 'cold' post-
Christmas singularity failed to show I'm hopeful that we could well
see winter however briefly!

Samuel Polson in his excellent analysis "Northern Weather Calendar"
(SIC 1984), suggests three cold January spells - 1st-9th, mid month
with a peak around the 18th, and a cold end to the month peaking
around the 30th (my 27th?).

Initial analysis suggests that this is the mildest December recorded
on Fair Isle since records began in 1974!
Dave
Fair Isle



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Deep low 950-955 hPa moving east across northern Scotland late Tues into Weds.
Hint of Atlantic upper contour wavelength lengthening, increasing the
chances of
cold air incursions from the north.
Fits in with earlier ideas of decreasing contour heights from ensembles and a
possible stormy period which I mentioned yesterday.

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)

At least till the 18Z run :-)

Will, I am pleased that you are all tingly. Unfortunately I look upon
the GFS DT 031200 run as being drear - mighty drear. Just incessant
mobility and I can see no real sign of distortion in the upper pattern.
However if it gives you feelings that can only be described as mildly
erotic, then I await the 1800 and 040001 issue with some interest.
Cheers
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DT 18Z shows a less deep low near Scotland but essentially the same story with
lengthening wavelength.

Will.
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Deep low 950-955 hPa moving east across northern Scotland late Tues into Weds.
Hint of Atlantic upper contour wavelength lengthening, increasing the chances

of
cold air incursions from the north.
Fits in with earlier ideas of decreasing contour heights from ensembles and a
possible stormy period which I mentioned yesterday.

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)

At least till the 18Z run :-)

Will.
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DT 18Z shows a less deep low near Scotland but essentially the same story
with
lengthening wavelength.

Will.
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Yes Will there's a fine line between "stonker" & "stinker", and you just
crossed it Pal.:-)


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Will Hand wrote:

Interest is back ON guys! I'm all a tingly now :-)


Nothing unusual for this time of year, Will :-)

Richard



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