I've been watching the GFS output because there's more snow forecast for
us over the next week. The output which shows thickness varying from
5400 to 5160 over about 100 Km, would this trigger any significant
weather phenomena, in the same way as close isobars indicate gales,
other than just going from balmy to bl**dy chilly in a couple of hours

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Keith

On Tue, 17 Mar 2009 21:09:38 +0200, Keith wrote in


I've been watching the GFS output because there's more snow forecast for
us over the next week. The output which shows thickness varying from
5400 to 5160 over about 100 Km, would this trigger any significant
weather phenomena, in the same way as close isobars indicate gales,
other than just going from balmy to bl**dy chilly in a couple of hours

Which day(s) are you referring to as I can see no sign of such a gradient?

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Mike Tullett - Coleraine 55.13°N 6.69°W posted 17/03/2009 19:29:52 GMT

"Keith" wrote in message
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I've been watching the GFS output because there's more snow forecast for
us over the next week. Keith
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You've been down the pub with JB again haven't you Keith ;-)
Dave

Dave Cornwell wrote:
"Keith" wrote in message
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I've been watching the GFS output because there's more snow forecast for
us over the next week. Keith
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You've been down the pub with JB again haven't you Keith ;-)
Dave


Actually the beer's been consumed in-house, but I'm referring to the
next couple of days for Bulgaria. The where's not particularly relevant
to the question, thickness is thickness surely, whatever the language
spoken by the barman?

Nazdrave, jive izdrave

Keith

"Keith" wrote in message
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Dave Cornwell wrote:
"Keith" wrote in message
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I've been watching the GFS output because there's more snow forecast for
us over the next week. Keith
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You've been down the pub with JB again haven't you Keith ;-)
Dave
Actually the beer's been consumed in-house, but I'm referring to the next
couple of days for Bulgaria. The where's not particularly relevant to the
question, thickness is thickness surely, whatever the language spoken by
the barman?

Nazdrave, jive izdrave

Keith
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Aha, goljama bira molja!
Dave