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**On Monday Dec 16th, the UK will be experiencing a mild, zonal, Atlantic airstream with winds between S and NW. Temperatures will depend somewhat upon the airmass, as depressions cross the UK, but December temperatures to this date will be above average. Snow will be confined to the highest mountains and frosts are unlikely in lowland areas. The flow will be controlled by a large European high.**
After the outcome day for this forecast, there will still be 9 days to Christmas. Still time for the weather to turn around and get colder! |
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On Friday, 6 December 2013 19:43:34 UTC, Dawlish wrote:
**On Monday Dec 16th, the UK will be experiencing a mild, zonal, Atlantic airstream with winds between S and NW. Temperatures will depend somewhat upon the airmass, as depressions cross the UK, but December temperatures to this date will be above average. Snow will be confined to the highest mountains and frosts are unlikely in lowland areas. The flow will be controlled by a large European high.** After the outcome day for this forecast, there will still be 9 days to Christmas. Still time for the weather to turn around and get colder! Is that your official forecast? |
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On Friday, December 6, 2013 7:43:34 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
**On Monday Dec 16th, the UK will be experiencing a mild, zonal, Atlantic airstream with winds between S and NW. Temperatures will depend somewhat upon the airmass, as depressions cross the UK, but December temperatures to this date will be above average. Snow will be confined to the highest mountains and frosts are unlikely in lowland areas. The flow will be controlled by a large European high.** After the outcome day for this forecast, there will still be 9 days to Christmas. Still time for the weather to turn around and get colder! Nothing that makes me think this forecast won't achieve outcome. Christmas still looks very green for most! Some money is coming in on snow in Glasgow, however. 7/2 now and the corresponding odds on no snow have gone out to 1/5. 1/4 by tomorrow, with consistency and agreement for those Christmas Day charts and I could be interested.. Keep watching witty! London, 1/8 no snow and a hugely paltry 5/1 it will snow. |
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On Friday, December 6, 2013 7:43:34 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
**On Monday Dec 16th, the UK will be experiencing a mild, zonal, Atlantic airstream with winds between S and NW. Temperatures will depend somewhat upon the airmass, as depressions cross the UK, but December temperatures to this date will be above average. Snow will be confined to the highest mountains and frosts are unlikely in lowland areas. The flow will be controlled by a large European high.** After the outcome day for this forecast, there will still be 9 days to Christmas. Still time for the weather to turn around and get colder! A good forecast. You could trust the model output from 10 days ago. |
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