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January 28th 10, 05:21 PM
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That is some High pressure 1060mb + on ECM
Next week sees the high over NW parts of Russia exceeding 1060mb. Not seen
such a massive high this far west. By this time next week I notice too the area covered by the 1040mb isobar is vast! Some block devloping there! |
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January 28th 10, 05:48 PM
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That is some High pressure 1060mb + on ECM
"Rob Brooks" wrote :
Next week sees the high over NW parts of Russia exceeding 1060mb. Not seen such a massive high this far west. By this time next week I notice too the area covered by the 1040mb isobar is vast! Some block devloping there! There was one, 1064 or 1065mbar from memory, over northwest Russia at the beginning of January 2008. Stephen Burt wrote it up for 'Weather'. He'll be along in a moment, no doubt, to elaborate! Philip |
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January 28th 10, 06:03 PM
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That is some High pressure 1060mb + on ECM
On 28 Jan, 17:48, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote:
"Rob Brooks" wrote : Next week sees the high over NW parts of Russia Â*exceeding 1060mb. Not seen such a massive high this far west. By this time next week I notice too the area covered by the 1040mb isobar is vast! Some block devloping there! There was one, 1064 or 1065mbar from memory, over northwest Russia at the beginning of January 2008. Stephen Burt wrote it up for 'Weather'. He'll be along in a moment, no doubt, to elaborate! Philip Yes, indeed. 3 Jan 2008 at 0900z 1063.5 mbar at Kargopol, 22845 (61 30′ N, 38 56′E, 121 m). This was the first '1060' in teh area covered by UKMO ASXX chart since Jan 1972, when a closed 1064 mbar isobar lay in north-west Russia centred near 58 N, 44 E at 1200 UTC on 31 January. Written up in Weather, June 2008. -- Stephen Burt Stratfield Mortimer, Berkshire |
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