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**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonic conditions atT+240 on Monday 10th March**
An end to the zonal train in sight.
**On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonic conditionsat T+240 on Monday 10th March**
Dawlish wrote:
An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. ------------------------------- Hooray. Was expecting you to post this soon. Could be a chance it might start a bit sooner but obviously less confidence. A pattern change at last! Dave |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Friday, February 28, 2014 8:06:22 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. ------------------------------- Hooray. Was expecting you to post this soon. Could be a chance it might start a bit sooner but obviously less confidence. A pattern change at last! Dave I didn't have 80% confidence, Dave. I sincerely hope I'm right! UKMO does not have the same confidence in their 6-15 Day précis. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...t_weather.html |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonic conditionsat T+240 on Monday 10th March**
Dawlish wrote:
On Friday, February 28, 2014 8:06:22 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. ------------------------------- Hooray. Was expecting you to post this soon. Could be a chance it might start a bit sooner but obviously less confidence. A pattern change at last! Dave I didn't have 80% confidence, Dave. I sincerely hope I'm right! UKMO does not have the same confidence in their 6-15 Day précis. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...t_weather.html ------------------------------------------ I know, I've been watching it, been flipping about a bit at that range. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Friday, February 28, 2014 11:27:13 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 8:06:22 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. ------------------------------- Hooray. Was expecting you to post this soon. Could be a chance it might start a bit sooner but obviously less confidence. A pattern change at last! Dave I didn't have 80% confidence, Dave. I sincerely hope I'm right! UKMO does not have the same confidence in their 6-15 Day précis. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...t_weather.html ------------------------------------------ I know, I've been watching it, been flipping about a bit at that range. Nothing that makes me feel that we are not in for a major change in our weather by the 10th. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonic conditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
Dawlish wrote:
An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** 'Days'? Is this forecast for the 10th or for...... Oh never mind :) I really hope you are right, when was the last time we had any high pressure bar the odd transient ridge, early December? -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl Snow videos: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Saturday, March 1, 2014 9:02:37 AM UTC, Col wrote:
Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** 'Days'? Is this forecast for the 10th or for...... Oh never mind :) I really hope you are right, when was the last time we had any high pressure bar the odd transient ridge, early December? -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl Snow videos: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg It was indeed, early December. iIRC the weather changed during the second week and has remained solidly zonal ever since. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonic conditionsat T+240 on Monday 10th March**
Dawlish wrote:
On Saturday, March 1, 2014 9:02:37 AM UTC, Col wrote: Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** 'Days'? Is this forecast for the 10th or for...... Oh never mind :) I really hope you are right, when was the last time we had any high pressure bar the odd transient ridge, early December? -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl Snow videos: http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg It was indeed, early December. iIRC the weather changed during the second week and has remained solidly zonal ever since. -------------------------------------------------------- Yep, 12th of December was the pivotal moment. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Thursday, 6 March 2014 07:51:48 UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! Of FFS will you quit bumping you feeble faux forecast. All you have done is averaged out the models until a very safe range and stated the bleedin' obvious. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:39:10 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Thursday, 6 March 2014 07:51:48 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! Of FFS will you quit bumping you feeble faux forecast. All you have done is averaged out the models until a very safe range and stated the bleedin' obvious. You are upset because you have been outed as an idiot and a liar. Pity, but only you can address your problems larry. I'd rather concentrate on the weather - which really is looking excellent with plenty of sunshine and above-average temperatures next week - as forecast 10 days in advance. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Thursday, 6 March 2014 19:01:10 UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:39:10 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote: On Thursday, 6 March 2014 07:51:48 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! Of FFS will you quit bumping you feeble faux forecast. All you have done is averaged out the models until a very safe range and stated the bleedin' obvious. You are upset because you have been outed as an idiot and a liar. Pity, but only you can address your problems larry. I'd rather concentrate on the weather - which really is looking excellent with plenty of sunshine and above-average temperatures next week - as forecast 10 days in advance. By the models the models Garvey, not you. A real forecaster will sometimes challenge the models , you just follow them. In fact real forecaster programmed the models and without that you'd be bearing more then just a physical resemblance to Mystic Meg. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 7:26:23 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:
On Thursday, 6 March 2014 19:01:10 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:39:10 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote: On Thursday, 6 March 2014 07:51:48 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! Of FFS will you quit bumping you feeble faux forecast. All you have done is averaged out the models until a very safe range and stated the bleedin' obvious. You are upset because you have been outed as an idiot and a liar. Pity, but only you can address your problems larry. I'd rather concentrate on the weather - which really is looking excellent with plenty of sunshine and above-average temperatures next week - as forecast 10 days in advance. By the models the models Garvey, not you. A real forecaster will sometimes challenge the models , you just follow them. In fact real forecaster programmed the models and without that you'd be bearing more then just a physical resemblance to Mystic Meg. Whatever. It's not worth engaging with idiots like you when you simply don't know what you are talking about. Sorry. |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Thursday, 6 March 2014 19:39:14 UTC, Dawlish wrote:
On Thursday, March 6, 2014 7:26:23 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote: On Thursday, 6 March 2014 19:01:10 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Thursday, March 6, 2014 6:39:10 PM UTC, Lawrence Jenkins wrote: On Thursday, 6 March 2014 07:51:48 UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Tuesday, March 4, 2014 6:14:21 AM UTC, Dawlish wrote: On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. Still happy about this forecast, High pressure almost certainly on its way now. It really is looking gorgeous on Monday and through most of next week, for much of the UK. Peachy! Of FFS will you quit bumping you feeble faux forecast. All you have done is averaged out the models until a very safe range and stated the bleedin' obvious. You are upset because you have been outed as an idiot and a liar. Pity, but only you can address your problems larry. I'd rather concentrate on the weather - which really is looking excellent with plenty of sunshine and above-average temperatures next week - as forecast 10 days in advance. By the models the models Garvey, not you. A real forecaster will sometimes challenge the models , you just follow them. In fact real forecaster programmed the models and without that you'd be bearing more then just a physical resemblance to Mystic Meg. Whatever. It's not worth engaging with idiots like you when you simply don't know what you are talking about. Sorry. Was that your own opinion or a models? |
**Forecast: UK weather mainly dominated by anticyclonicconditions at T+240 on Monday 10th March**
On Friday, February 28, 2014 7:10:45 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
An end to the zonal train in sight. **On Monday 10th March, at T+240, the UK's weather will be dominated by high pressure. For most areas, the weather will be settled, with light winds and plenty of sunshine, for many areas. Early spring frosts may be quite widespread, if skies stay clear at night, but days will be pleasant and springlike, for many. It is not possible to predict exactly where the centre of the anticyclone will be positioned, with respect to the UK, but any rain will be confined to windward coasts.** Spring, at last. And it is. A good forecast with every area of the UK under the influence of high pressure. |
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