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On Sep 4, 7:49*am, Dawlish wrote:
It could well hang around too and tere's plenty of consistency and model agreement, to say that in 10 days time at T240, much of the UK will still be under the influence of high pressure. I agree with the MetO that mist and fog could be an early morning problem in a few areas, but most of us will be enjoying plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures in the daytime towards mid-month. The only hiccups to the sunshine are likely to be Atlantic fronts, dying into the high pressure and introducing cloud to some areas from time to time. The high pressure has persisted. This one was a good forecast. The east coast may well suffer a "hiccup" today, but the rest of the forecast is correct. 56/73 = 77% accuracy. Away from the east are the places to be. A superb day in prospect in South Devon if you fancy a day out. |
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