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The North Atlantic has just given birth to a new storm, and it's a girl - Clodagh.
I don't think the Met Office had any choice to go with Clodagh but to go along with the Met Eireann decision. Personally I see it as the wrong decision, wrong because it's now open season for depressions of any size or type to be named, regardless of whether they merit being classified as a storm or not. I can understand why this maybe came about with Clodagh and it may be down to NWP. I think Met Eireann run their own HIRLAM model and of course the Met Office run a couple of their own. I bet yesterday the HIRLAM model developed this breakaway wave more markedly than the UKMO models (and come to it the GFS from what I can see). I am sure that the Met Office do share model data with the Irish, well I hope share more with them than they do with the people of the UK at any rate! Anyway the upshot is that we get a third named storm this season, Clodagh, and I can see that 26 letters in the alphabet just aren't going to be enough for the rest of this Autumn and coming Winter! https://xmetman.wordpress.com/2015/11/29/clodagh/ |
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xmetman writes snip Anyway the upshot is that we get a third named storm this season, Clodagh, and I can see that 26 letters in the alphabet just aren't going to be enough for the rest of this Autumn and coming Winter! I wonder how many letters would have been needed in 2013-14. -- John Hall "Honest criticism is hard to take, particularly from a relative, a friend, an acquaintance, or a stranger." Franklin P Jones |
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