Good afternoon, everyone.

Interesting cloud formations taking place over the northern Aegean
today as the northerlies meet the northeasterlies the
http://www.sat24.com/frame.php?html=...try=gr&sat=vis
These maeanders, the name of which in English I forget, and
waterspouts over different areas in the Aegean and Crete have been
particularly frequent this winter in what has otherwise been a dull
winter -with the exception of December -the coming period of time with
the high over western Europe should allow for some action in the
Balkans again.

Particularly mild in The Netherlands during the last week or so, after
the short lived snowfalls of last Friday night. Temperatures should
even exceed 10C in many areas (actually, now that I'm thinking, this
was the case late in the night of Tuesday to Wednesday, a couple of
days ago, when post-merinoctem temperature readings were just above
10C.

All the best,
Yannis.

On 7 Feb, 12:59, Yannis wrote:
Good afternoon, everyone.

Interesting cloud formations taking place over the northern Aegean
today as the northerlies meet the northeasterlies thehttp://www.sat24.com/frame.php?html=...try=gr&sat=vis

Yannis,

The trouble with that link is is continually updates (overwrites) so
when I just looked at 1825 UTC, the patterns to which you referred
were no longer in evidence.

Jack

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Yannis,

The trouble with that link is is continually updates (overwrites) so
when I just looked at 1825 UTC, the patterns to which you referred
were no longer in evidence.

Hey Jack. You're write, I should have known better. This link might help:
http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...jpg?1202374980
(09:03 GMT), one should look for the cloud formations right to the north of
Lemnos and the SE of Thasos (islands in the far north of the Aegean). I
guess this link will remain stable, as it contains the time of the satellite
picture. These counterclockwise swirling formations would move
southwestwards and new ones would form at the same place. Possibly a lee
effect of the very high mountain on one of the islands?

Yannis.