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Default High pressure and settled conditions 2nd week in September?

Charts that would have been very nice in July! (but will be very
welcome in 10 days time too!)

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn2402.png

Some nice September weather possibly on the cards, starting in the
second week of Sept. Both the gfs and the ECM are in agreement. I
won't take much more persuading that it is likely to happen.
 
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