I like this part here, "The Canadian run instead shows SE'lies from a
Scandinavian High",
That is an interesting one that is, a possible Scandinavian high
already.

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"Gavin Staples" wrote in message
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I like this part here, "The Canadian run instead shows SE'lies from a
Scandinavian High",
That is an interesting one that is, a possible Scandinavian high
already.

But if we define a Scandanavian high as simply high pressure over
Scandanavia, then surely that can form at any time of year?
A SE flow in early September caused by such a pressure system
will still be warm and possibly hot.

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