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February 5th 09, 07:56 PM
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More cold weather to come for the rest of the month - not my forecast
but a lady from the Met Office on the 6pm national news, ties in with Will's predictions then ;-)) Cheers James -- James Brown |
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February 5th 09, 08:07 PM
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And the signature for February is...
"James Brown" wrote in message ... More cold weather to come for the rest of the month - not my forecast but a lady from the Met Office on the 6pm national news, ties in with Will's predictions then ;-)) I saw that and was rather surprised to hear her say it. There was the usual stuff about 5 days being the max for a reasonably detailed forecast, but they usually keep shtum about ranges longer than that, on prime time media at least! Are they *that* confident that the remainder of February will be cold or has somebody gotten caried away with themselves and subsequently recieved a roasting? -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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February 5th 09, 08:09 PM
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Col wrote:
"James Brown" wrote in message ... More cold weather to come for the rest of the month - not my forecast but a lady from the Met Office on the 6pm national news, ties in with Will's predictions then ;-)) I saw that and was rather surprised to hear her say it. There was the usual stuff about 5 days being the max for a reasonably detailed forecast, but they usually keep shtum about ranges longer than that, on prime time media at least! Are they *that* confident that the remainder of February will be cold or has somebody gotten caried away with themselves and subsequently recieved a roasting? Seems to fall in line with ECMWF with northerlies or northeasterlies continuing to the bitter end of the run. GFS sits on the fence waving from one side to the other. -- Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net |
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February 5th 09, 08:36 PM
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On 5 Feb, 20:09, "Keith (Southend)" wrote:
Col wrote: "James Brown" wrote in message ... More cold weather to come for the rest of the month - not my forecast but a lady from the Met Office on the 6pm national news, ties in with Will's predictions then ;-)) I saw that and was rather surprised to hear her say it. There was the usual stuff about 5 days being the max for a reasonably detailed forecast, but they usually keep shtum about ranges longer than that, on prime time media at least! Are they *that* confident that the remainder of February will be cold or has somebody gotten caried away with themselves and subsequently recieved a roasting? Seems to fall in line with ECMWF with northerlies or northeasterlies continuing to the bitter end of the run. GFS sits on the fence waving from one side to the other. -- Keith (Southend)http://www.southendweather.net e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net If Joe B is to be believed we have yet to experience the peak of this cold snap - certainly with regard to temperature... |
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