A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........

A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow
being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........


I'm normally a coldie but you won't see me in despair, I've had my snow this
winter thank you
5 days of hard packed snow struggling to get out of our road is enough for
me, getting too old for it.
Your zonal ****e will do me until the end of Feb even if I will have to put
up with endless days of damp, gloom and doom
Roll on Spring

Temp now up to 5.8c with a rapid thaw

Graham (Weston Coyney)

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 10:53:14 PM UTC, Graham wrote:
A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow
being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........


I'm normally a coldie but you won't see me in despair, I've had my snow this
winter thank you
5 days of hard packed snow struggling to get out of our road is enough for
me, getting too old for it.
Your zonal ****e will do me until the end of Feb even if I will have to put
up with endless days of damp, gloom and doom
Roll on Spring

Temp now up to 5.8c with a rapid thaw

Graham (Weston Coyney)

*my* zonal ****e?? I just happened to forecast it; I don't own the damn weather! 😃

*my* zonal ****e?? I just happened to forecast it; I don't own the damn
weather! 😃

Sorry about the 'your'............too much brandy it was getting late


Graham (Weston Coyney)

On Thursday, January 1, 2015 12:25:38 PM UTC, Graham wrote:
*my* zonal ****e?? I just happened to forecast it; I don't own the damn
weather! 😃

Sorry about the 'your'............too much brandy it was getting late


Graham (Weston Coyney)

Forgiven. I can be blamed for much, but not for the weather!

Dawlish wrote:
On Thursday, January 1, 2015 12:25:38 PM UTC, Graham wrote:
*my* zonal ****e?? I just happened to forecast it; I don't own the damn
weather! 😃
Sorry about the 'your'............too much brandy it was getting late


Graham (Weston Coyney)

Forgiven. I can be blamed for much, but not for the weather!
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True ;-)

Graham wrote:


Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........


I'm normally a coldie but you won't see me in despair, I've had my snow
this winter thank you
5 days of hard packed snow struggling to get out of our road is enough
for me, getting too old for it.

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Well not having seen a flake of snow for nearly two years (excluding my
trip to Iceland in March 2012)it would still hold some novelty for me. I
am drifting in your direction coping with it though Graham. My
balance and leg strength (dodgy knees) have deteriorated further in the
last 5 years so falling over could now be a distict possibility. I would
like it for my grandsons because they are "coldies" (aren't most
kids?)and perhaps enjoy it for a short period from inside.
Dave

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 10:16:30 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........

Nothing to suggest our weather won't be very disturbed on and around the 10th. Some cracking January storms are appearing on the charts to the end of the first third of the month.

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 10:16:30 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........

"A zonal train". Very strongly zonal out to the 12th and potentially beyond.. Tomorrow, after the requisite 3-day gap between my forecasts, it'll be interesting whether I can extend this 10-day forecast of Atlantic zonal weather past mid-month. Things can always change, however.

On Wednesday, December 31, 2014 at 10:16:30 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
A zonal train.

**Strongly zonal on the 10th Jan. Potentially wet and windy, with any snow being confined to the higher hills and perhaps the far north.**

Groundhog day. Coldies beginning to despair........

A good forecast. The models were spot on with what they showed at the turn of the year (remember that?).