Dear All,

Friday looks particularly ropey depending on the models you look at but the
18z GFS T+108 wins with the best "armageddon" scenario - saved to Picasa
before the forecast changes !

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/richsd...27thJan/photo#
5160292890103927938

I can see a 55kt sustained wind barb over land being suggested in western
Scotland, 70kt sustained over the sea in and around the Hebrides.

Cheers
Richard

On Jan 27, 10:54 pm, Richard Dixon wrote:
Dear All,

Friday looks particularly ropey depending on the models you look at but the
18z GFS T+108 wins with the best "armageddon" scenario - saved to Picasa
before the forecast changes !

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/richsd...27thJan/photo#
5160292890103927938

Get your bloody newsreader sorted out will you!

http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/richsd...92890103927938

Friday looks particularly ropey depending on the models you look at but the
18z GFS T+108 wins with the best "armageddon" scenario - saved to Picasa
before the forecast changes !

Why is everyone getting so excited about what looks like a 2 day wonder,
still I suppose it's better than the 1 day wonder we had earlier this
month

--
Graham

Graham wrote in
:

Friday looks particularly ropey depending on the models you look at
but the 18z GFS T+108 wins with the best "armageddon" scenario - saved
to Picasa before the forecast changes !

Why is everyone getting so excited about what looks like a 2 day
wonder, still I suppose it's better than the 1 day wonder we had
earlier this month

This was more the low pressure than the cold that got my attention. On
Sunday all 4 models were agreed on a strong area of low pressure over
Scandinavia. Quite rare you see agreement at that sort of verification
time. Just thought it was of interest to all on here...

Richard