On 24 Feb, 16:44, "Trevor" wrote:

I largely don't bother reading your stuff as it seems to be in a strange language.

Most of it is due to the fact that forecasting seems to depend on
crass misunderstandings inof a language I find alien.

I hate the terms used in the NAO cycles but since they rely chiefly on
the analysis of averages and thus have themselves lost the plot, I
feel free to invent my own language.

If it's any consolation the facts will come out eventually, probably
long after I am pushing up algae. I dare say they will reinvent there
own language for that -whoever the they are or will be one day.

Negative NAO Index
The negative NAO index phase shows a weak subtropical high and a weak
Icelandic low.

The reduced pressure gradient results in fewer and weaker winter
storms crossing on a more west-east pathway.

They bring moist air into the Mediterranean and cold air to northern
Europe

The US east coast experiences more cold air outbreaks and hence snowy
weather conditions.

Greenland, however, will have milder winter temperatures

http://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/res/pi/...pman_conf.html

Meantime there seems to be nobody working on what I have been saying.

And here is a little treat for those still enchanted with me.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_467655.html

I don't have access to records that professionals might. I don't
understand a lot of the data that is available.

I do understand that the stuff that is understood isn't fully
understood in any manner that is useful (as far as I can tell) but for
reasons that I can't understand it would seem that god is very good to
me.

Which says a lot about his patience with my language.