After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:

**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."

Dawlish wrote:
After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:

**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."
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...... and beyond probably :-(

On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 12:41:01 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote:

After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:



**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."

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..... and beyond probably :-(

Maybe. Nothing to suggest that this forecast won't reach outcome, but it is still 10 days away. Lots of mild air over the UK on all 4 major models on the 6th.

On Tuesday, 28 January 2014 19:38:33 UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 12:41:01 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:

Dawlish wrote:



After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:







**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."



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..... and beyond probably :-(



Maybe. Nothing to suggest that this forecast won't reach outcome, but it is still 10 days away. Lots of mild air over the UK on all 4 major models on the 6th.

There are hints of pressure rising to the SE in the long term, but will just mean it won't rain everyday, just every other :-(

Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
"Weather Home & Abroad"
twitter: @LawnscienceEssx

On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 8:05:03 PM UTC, Keith (Southend)G wrote:
On Tuesday, 28 January 2014 19:38:33 UTC, Dawlish wrote:

On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 12:41:01 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:



Dawlish wrote:







After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:















**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."







-----------------------------------------







..... and beyond probably :-(







Maybe. Nothing to suggest that this forecast won't reach outcome, but it is still 10 days away. Lots of mild air over the UK on all 4 major models on the 6th.



There are hints of pressure rising to the SE in the long term, but will just mean it won't rain everyday, just every other :-(



Keith (Southend)

http://www.southendweather.net

"Weather Home & Abroad"

twitter: @LawnscienceEssx

Wind and wet (and mild) on the 6th, still, this morning.

On Wednesday, January 29, 2014 6:42:34 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 8:05:03 PM UTC, Keith (Southend)G wrote:

On Tuesday, 28 January 2014 19:38:33 UTC, Dawlish wrote:



On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 12:41:01 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:







Dawlish wrote:















After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:































**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."















-----------------------------------------















..... and beyond probably :-(















Maybe. Nothing to suggest that this forecast won't reach outcome, but it is still 10 days away. Lots of mild air over the UK on all 4 major models on the 6th.







There are hints of pressure rising to the SE in the long term, but will just mean it won't rain everyday, just every other :-(







Keith (Southend)



http://www.southendweather.net



"Weather Home & Abroad"



twitter: @LawnscienceEssx



Wind and wet (and mild) on the 6th, still, this morning.

And no change to the 11th; hence the next forecast. Same as the last forecast, with a change of date..........*))

On Tuesday, January 28, 2014 6:49:05 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
After a brief colder interlude this week, zonality returns and establishes itself again right out towards the end of the first week in Feb:



**At T+240 on 6th Feb, the UK will be experiencing weather with an Atlantic source. Low pressures crossing the UK will lead to generally wet and windy weather. Temperatures will be above average, with only ridges of high pressure providing respites, with the possibility of frost and fog. Snow on Northern hills may well occur in the lee of any depressions and as the fronts approach, but in advance of the depressions, we may see mild, springlike weather, as air is dragged up from the SW."

Didn't get a chance to return to this yesterday. Not much wrong with it.