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December 5th 10, 09:44 AM
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Nothing to indicate a change in the pattern of Atlantic blocking for10 days, at least.
A stubborn Atlantic high, leading to a northerly flow, is shown to
drift eastwards to sit over us at T240 on the gfs. It's a similar story on the ECM. Continuing cold - bitterly cold in some areas - next week and the night frosts and cold days will unfortunately re- establish themselves in areas fortunate to be enjoying a respite, with only a lessening of the cold the week after. A cold story towards the darkest time of the year. Brrrrr. |
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December 6th 10, 07:46 AM
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Nothing to indicate a change in the pattern of Atlantic blockingfor 10 days, at least.
On Dec 5, 9:44*am, Dawlish wrote:
A stubborn Atlantic high, leading to a northerly flow, is shown to drift eastwards to sit over us at T240 on the gfs. It's a similar story on the ECM. Continuing cold - bitterly cold in some areas - next week and the night frosts and cold days will unfortunately re- establish themselves in areas fortunate to be enjoying a respite, with only a lessening of the cold the week after. A cold story towards the darkest time of the year. Brrrrr. Same again today. Brrrrrrr |
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