Brussels on Wednesday 16th April

Sunny morning – scattered small Cu by midday. Rather a lot of
shallow Cu early in the afternoon but sunshine again later with
decreasing cloud. Clear evening. Still not warm – light wind from
between N and E.

Brussels Uccle 11.3°C - overnight minimum 0.1°C.
Brussels Airport 10.5°C - overnight minimum -0.9°C

Graph http://193.190.137.7/~celinair/maps/...ok/metr012.gif

Brussels Airport http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/EBBR.html

Rainfall radar http://www.buienradar.nl/h.aspx?jaar...t=loop24uur1x1

OGIMET monthly summary for Brussels Uccle http://tinyurl.com/4c556w

Colin Youngs
Brussels

On Apr 16, 9:13 pm, Colin Youngs
wrote:
Brussels on Wednesday 16th April

Sunny morning – scattered small Cu by midday. Rather a lot of
shallow Cu early in the afternoon but sunshine again later with
decreasing cloud. Clear evening. Still not warm – light wind from
between N and E.

Brussels Uccle 11.3°C - overnight minimum 0.1°C.
Brussels Airport 10.5°C - overnight minimum -0.9°C

Graph http://193.190.137.7/~celinair/maps/...ok/metr012.gif

Brussels Airport http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/EBBR.html

Rainfall radar http://www.buienradar.nl/h.aspx?jaar...t=loop24uur1x1

OGIMET monthly summary for Brussels Uccle http://tinyurl.com/4c556w

Warm, wet, snow.
That defines British winters and the character of its most prized
precipitate.

That's because the phenomenon relies on a not too common set up :
An High, preferably over Greenland and a Low, preferably over Norway/
Sweden.

At the moment we have a similar set up:
An Low over Greenland and an High over Norway/Sweden.

No reason for it not to provide the usual but... interesting. Dull and
drab perhaps but interesting.

On Apr 17, 11:58*am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Apr 16, 9:13 pm, Colin Youngs
wrote:





Brussels on Wednesday 16th April

Sunny morning – scattered small Cu by midday. * Rather a lot of
shallow Cu early in the afternoon but sunshine again later with
decreasing cloud. * Clear evening. * Still not warm – light wind from
between N and E.

Brussels Uccle 11.3°C *- *overnight minimum 0.1°C.
Brussels Airport 10.5°C *- *overnight minimum -0.9°C

Graph *http://193.190.137.7/~celinair/maps/...ok/metr012.gif

Brussels Airport * *http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/EBBR.html

Rainfall radar *http://www.buienradar.nl/h.aspx?jaar...t=loop24uur1x1

OGIMET monthly summary for Brussels Uccle *http://tinyurl.com/4c556w


That's because the phenomenon relies on a not too common set up :
An High, preferably over Greenland and a Low, preferably over Norway/
Sweden.

At the moment we have a similar set up:
An Low over Greenland and an High over Norway/Sweden.

Anybody like to pull the sense out of that one?

That's because the phenomenon relies on a not too common set up :
An High, preferably over Greenland and a Low, preferably over Norway/
Sweden.

At the moment we have a similar set up:
An Low over Greenland and an High over Norway/Sweden.


Anybody like to pull the sense out of that one?

Yes Tomorrow whilst WH's famous an Low is to the SW of Greenland we will now
have a High over Iceland instead and a Low over Brest and the channel [note:
I thought the inclusion of "an" only came before an AEIO or U]
Making any sense out of WL's posts are extremely taxing to even the most
most brave of us.
--
resident BBC shill and media sentry: t'wit
"DaveR" [westLondon]

On Apr 17, 1:21*pm, "Dave R." wrote:
That's because the phenomenon relies on a not too common set up :
An High, preferably over Greenland and a Low, preferably over Norway/
Sweden.

At the moment we have a similar set up:
An Low over Greenland and an High over Norway/Sweden.

Anybody like to pull the sense out of that one?

Yes Tomorrow whilst WH's famous an Low is to the SW of Greenland we will now
have a High over Iceland instead and a Low over Brest and the channel [note:
I thought the inclusion of "an" only came before an AEIO or U]
Making any sense out of WL's posts are extremely taxing to even the most
most brave of us.
--
resident BBC shill and media sentry: t'wit
*"DaveR" [westLondon]

True. I'll ignore them.

Paul

On Apr 17, 2:35 pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Apr 17, 1:21 pm, "Dave R." wrote:



That's because the phenomenon relies on a not too common set up :
An High, preferably over Greenland and a Low, preferably over Norway/
Sweden.

At the moment we have a similar set up:
A Low over Greenland and an High over Norway/Sweden.

Anybody like to pull the sense out of that one?

Yes Tomorrow whilst WH's famous an Low is to the SW of Greenland we will now
?
have a High over Iceland instead and a Low over Brest and the channel [note:
I thought the inclusion of "an" only came before an AEIO or U]
Making any sense out of WL's posts are extremely taxing to even the most
most brave of us.

Heroics in Grammarville. A land fit for Euros. By all means exclude me
in.

True. I'll ignore them.

How very sad?

Heroics in Grammarville. A land fit for Euros. By all means exclude me
in.

True. I'll ignore them.

How very sad?

Wow I squeezed a response out of you I'm so elated. I know your avidly
reading all my posts in secret there but to get a reply to one well thats
sheer heaven. Go forth regardless I say!
--
resident BBC shill and media sentry: t'wit
"DaveR" [westLondon]