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February 8th 16, 08:48 AM
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GFS change of type
I've just noticed that the latest run of the GFS is changing the flow a wee bit (or should that be reversing the flow) by T+120, so don't write of winter just yet. I say that knowing full well that the GFS at this range is very poor.
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February 8th 16, 11:51 PM
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On 08/02/2016 08:48, xmetman wrote:
I've just noticed that the latest run of the GFS is changing the flow a wee bit (or should that be reversing the flow) by T+120, so don't write of winter just yet. I say that knowing full well that the GFS at this range is very poor. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Yes, it looks like old fashioned normal winter weather! Quite cold with some snow here and there but probably not south of the M4 on low ground ,a few frosts. Nothing severe or prolonged though. Dave |
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February 9th 16, 08:33 AM
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On Monday, 8 February 2016 23:51:29 UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
On 08/02/2016 08:48, xmetman wrote: I've just noticed that the latest run of the GFS is changing the flow a wee bit (or should that be reversing the flow) by T+120, so don't write of winter just yet. I say that knowing full well that the GFS at this range is very poor. Yes, it looks like old fashioned normal winter weather! Quite cold with some snow here and there but probably not south of the M4 on low ground ,a few frosts. Nothing severe or prolonged though. I thought this was going to be about new weather fonts |
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February 9th 16, 08:49 AM
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On 09/02/2016 08:33, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Monday, 8 February 2016 23:51:29 UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote: On 08/02/2016 08:48, xmetman wrote: I've just noticed that the latest run of the GFS is changing the flow a wee bit (or should that be reversing the flow) by T+120, so don't write of winter just yet. I say that knowing full well that the GFS at this range is very poor. Yes, it looks like old fashioned normal winter weather! Quite cold with some snow here and there but probably not south of the M4 on low ground ,a few frosts. Nothing severe or prolonged though. I thought this was going to be about new weather fonts ----------------------------------------------------------- :-) |
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February 11th 16, 07:54 AM
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On Monday, 8 February 2016 08:48:43 UTC, xmetman wrote:
I've just noticed that the latest run of the GFS is changing the flow a wee bit (or should that be reversing the flow) by T+120, so don't write of winter just yet. I say that knowing full well that the GFS at this range is very poor. Looks like the T+120 might have been having a good day on Monday! Things are looking up, a CE is much more preferable to a CSW, for one thing the rain is coming at you from the opposite direction. |
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