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Talk about the media expecting a record breaking CET every month, I've
just been asked how warm it needs to be in May to beat another record
back to 1659!

The research was interesting; there have been 22 Mays with CET mean
higher than 13.0C, with the highest being 13.9C in 1848, or so I
thought!

I almost missed a random 15.1C mean in 1833, 1.2C higher than the next
best - must have been a heck of a month, and no mention of global
warming either - wonder what the journos of the day made of it?

I notice however, it's already been discussed here!

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&r...y+1833+weather

Fair play to them.

Steve Jackson
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Coventry UK
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"Steve J" wrote in message
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Talk about the media expecting a record breaking CET every month, I've
just been asked how warm it needs to be in May to beat another record
back to 1659!


The BBC Centre certainly seem to be headed in that direction.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweath..._outlook.shtml
Barely a drop of rain anywhere and well abouve average temps.
FWIW, this forecast seemed pretty accurate during April.
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On 1 May, 18:04, "Col" wrote:

The BBC Centre certainly seem to be headed in that direction.http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweath..._outlook.shtml
Barely a drop of rain anywhere and well abouve average temps.
FWIW, this forecast seemed pretty accurate during April.


Col

I'm not sure that forecast charts for next week will support the BBC
site's optimism - it looks decidedly chilly and unsettled to me mate
for the second week of May - woolies back on I think, maybe even some
frost later that week too!

Steve Jackson
Bablake Weather Station
Coventry UK
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On 1 May, 18:04, "Col" wrote:

The BBC Centre certainly seem to be headed in that
direction.http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/ukweath..._outlook.shtml
Barely a drop of rain anywhere and well abouve average temps.
FWIW, this forecast seemed pretty accurate during April.


Col

I'm not sure that forecast charts for next week will support the BBC
site's optimism - it looks decidedly chilly and unsettled to me mate
for the second week of May - woolies back on I think, maybe even some
frost later that week too!


Quite.
I've just looked at Darren's model interpretaion post!
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