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February 15th 05, 11:10 PM
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NE via land or sea
Looking at Sunday's UKMO chart it looks although we would have NE'ly
generated on an anticlockwise route via the North Sea, from a low centred approx over S.Scandinavia. Would it be correct that a HP similarly situated would give a NE'ly or more E'ly on a clockwise circulation from a more (colder) land track? The full circle might be similar in opposite directions but presumably this is the reason why the cold lovers want a Scandi high. I know this is probably a bit basic but if correct I realise why all NE'lies might not be the same. Dave |
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