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Just wondering how, by looking at the GFS models, we can tell if there will
be unbroken sunshine or whether storms or stratiform cloud will occur. This Thursday and Friday for instance, the air is looking to be very warm indeed, but there are no significant pressure gradients across the UK. What sort of weather should we expect this to produce. Could there not be local storms along sea breeze fronts and due to orography? Or is there still going to be descending air and so suppressing all convection? I'm a meteorology student at Reading and just want to know more! Thanks, Jeremy |
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![]() "Chris Handscomb" wrote in message ... Just wondering how, by looking at the GFS models, we can tell if there will be unbroken sunshine or whether storms or stratiform cloud will occur. This Thursday and Friday for instance, the air is looking to be very warm indeed, but there are no significant pressure gradients across the UK. What sort of weather should we expect this to produce. Could there not be local storms along sea breeze fronts and due to orography? Or is there still going to be descending air and so suppressing all convection? I'm a meteorology student at Reading and just want to know more! Thanks, Jeremy Would depend on moisture distribution in the air mass ... not sure how good models are at forecasting this... Cheers John -- York, North Yorkshire. |
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