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January 17th 15, 07:21 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
Enough agreement and consistency to say:
**After this short colder period, with a more northerly feed, an Atlantic source for our weather will have re-established itself in 10 days time. With the normal caveats about the impossibility of saying which areas of the UK will be affected by either mP, or mT air, suffice to say that snow will have become confined to highland areas with few lowland areas affected, unless we have a temporary colder incursion in north-westerlies in the lee of a cold front (it is January, when all's said and done). Even then colder conditions will be transitory. Vey typical zonal weather in January** |
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January 17th 15, 08:03 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 onJan 27th
Dawlish wrote:
Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, ------------------------------------------ I'm looking forward to that ! Dave |
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January 17th 15, 08:44 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 8:03:17 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, ------------------------------------------ I'm looking forward to that ! Dave Notice my avoidance of the term; "cold spell" ! |
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January 17th 15, 11:37 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 onJan 27th
Dawlish wrote:
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 8:03:17 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, ------------------------------------------ I'm looking forward to that ! Dave Notice my avoidance of the term; "cold spell" ! --------------------------------------------------------------- Indeed, with temperatures forecast to be more like 4-6C here for the next 7 days and no snow forecast I think a short spell with average or just below temperatures might prove more accurate. But as we all know these situations are tricky for forecasters so maybe it will change, just not on the cards right now. |
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January 18th 15, 07:25 AM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
On Saturday, 17 January 2015 23:37:11 UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote: On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 8:03:17 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, ------------------------------------------ I'm looking forward to that ! Dave Notice my avoidance of the term; "cold spell" ! --------------------------------------------------------------- Indeed, with temperatures forecast to be more like 4-6C here for the next 7 days and no snow forecast I think a short spell with average or just below temperatures might prove more accurate. But as we all know these situations are tricky for forecasters so maybe it will change, just not on the cards right now. Spot on Dave, I can see the Met Office yellow warning now - "a severe period of average weather will hit Southern England be prepared!" |
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January 18th 15, 07:43 AM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 11:37:11 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Dawlish wrote: On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 8:03:17 PM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, ------------------------------------------ I'm looking forward to that ! Dave Notice my avoidance of the term; "cold spell" ! --------------------------------------------------------------- Indeed, with temperatures forecast to be more like 4-6C here for the next 7 days and no snow forecast I think a short spell with average or just below temperatures might prove more accurate. But as we all know these situations are tricky for forecasters so maybe it will change, just not on the cards right now. I think the change is! 😃 |
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January 27th 15, 05:56 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 7:21:55 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote:
Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, with a more northerly feed, an Atlantic source for our weather will have re-established itself in 10 days time. With the normal caveats about the impossibility of saying which areas of the UK will be affected by either mP, or mT air, suffice to say that snow will have become confined to highland areas with few lowland areas affected, unless we have a temporary colder incursion in north-westerlies in the lee of a cold front (it is January, when all's said and done). Even then colder conditions will be transitory. Vey typical zonal weather in January** This was a good forecast. Shows that you could have trusted model output 10 days ago. It was clear that the colder spell would have been over by today.. |
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January 27th 15, 07:01 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
Dawlish wrote:
On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 7:21:55 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, with a more northerly feed, an Atlantic source for our weather will have re-established itself in 10 days time. With the normal caveats about the impossibility of saying which areas of the UK will be affected by either mP, or mT air, suffice to say that snow will have become confined to highland areas with few lowland areas affected, unless we have a temporary colder incursion in north-westerlies in the lee of a cold front (it is January, when all's said and done). Even then colder conditions will be transitory. Vey typical zonal weather in January** This was a good forecast. Shows that you could have trusted model output 10 days ago. It was clear that the colder spell would have been over by today. FGS LOL. Back to lurking -- Mark Chamberlain, Southend on Sea, Essex |
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January 27th 15, 07:24 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 7:01:49 PM UTC, Mark Chamberlain wrote:
Dawlish wrote: On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 7:21:55 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, with a more northerly feed, an Atlantic source for our weather will have re-established itself in 10 days time. With the normal caveats about the impossibility of saying which areas of the UK will be affected by either mP, or mT air, suffice to say that snow will have become confined to highland areas with few lowland areas affected, unless we have a temporary colder incursion in north-westerlies in the lee of a cold front (it is January, when all's said and done). Even then colder conditions will be transitory. Vey typical zonal weather in January** This was a good forecast. Shows that you could have trusted model output 10 days ago. It was clear that the colder spell would have been over by today. FGS LOL. Back to lurking -- Mark Chamberlain, Southend on Sea, Essex Probably a good idea. I have no idea what you are talking about. |
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January 27th 15, 09:32 PM
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**Forecast: Atlantic weather in charge in the UK at T+240 on Jan 27th
Dawlish wrote:
On Tuesday, January 27, 2015 at 7:01:49 PM UTC, Mark Chamberlain wrote: Dawlish wrote: On Saturday, January 17, 2015 at 7:21:55 PM UTC, Dawlish wrote: Enough agreement and consistency to say: **After this short colder period, with a more northerly feed, an Atlantic source for our weather will have re-established itself in 10 days time. With the normal caveats about the impossibility of saying which areas of the UK will be affected by either mP, or mT air, suffice to say that snow will have become confined to highland areas with few lowland areas affected, unless we have a temporary colder incursion in north-westerlies in the lee of a cold front (it is January, when all's said and done). Even then colder conditions will be transitory. Vey typical zonal weather in January** This was a good forecast. Shows that you could have trusted model output 10 days ago. It was clear that the colder spell would have been over by today. FGS LOL. Back to lurking -- Mark Chamberlain, Southend on Sea, Essex Probably a good idea. I have no idea what you are talking about. That makes two of us -- Mark Chamberlain, Orsett, Essex |
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