Hi folks,
Over the years I've often poked my nose into this newsgroup if only to
marvel at the level of knowledge on all sorts of weather issues and also to
add to the information from the tele. forecast on what to expect from the
weather. So can I be cheeky and ask a question.
Hubby and I are going camping in the motorhome near Cirencester, hopefully
for a few days during the first two weeks in July. Question is, which week
would be the better bet? Looking at Will's forecast it's being to look to
me as if the dry weather will break up in July. Have I got that right?
Jan

The Met Office offer this one liner forecast, but probably doesn't go far
enough into July. However, it does appear we are heading into a more
unsettled spell of weather, cooler and wetter. The question is how long will
it last? My personal feeling is July and August we see a lot of this,
however, there will always be a few days when things settle down and warm
up. Fingers crossed these are the times you are away. :-)

Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net

Headline forecast for 07 June to 04 July 2004

Warm or very warm initially with some thundery rain. Gradually becoming
wetter with average temperatures later.


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news:tFzAc.259$we5.133@newsfe3-gui...
Hi folks,
Over the years I've often poked my nose into this newsgroup if only to
marvel at the level of knowledge on all sorts of weather issues and also
to
add to the information from the tele. forecast on what to expect from the
weather. So can I be cheeky and ask a question.
Hubby and I are going camping in the motorhome near Cirencester, hopefully
for a few days during the first two weeks in July. Question is, which week
would be the better bet? Looking at Will's forecast it's being to look to
me as if the dry weather will break up in July. Have I got that right?
Jan

Thanks Keith,
I think we've been spoiled over the past month. Ah well, if it is unsettled
and unpredictable at least we will know we are in Britain.
Jan


"keith.r.harris" wrote in message
...
The Met Office offer this one liner forecast, but probably doesn't go far
enough into July. However, it does appear we are heading into a more
unsettled spell of weather, cooler and wetter. The question is how long
will
it last? My personal feeling is July and August we see a lot of this,
however, there will always be a few days when things settle down and warm
up. Fingers crossed these are the times you are away. :-)

Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net

Headline forecast for 07 June to 04 July 2004

Warm or very warm initially with some thundery rain. Gradually becoming
wetter with average temperatures later.


wrote in message
news:tFzAc.259$we5.133@newsfe3-gui...
Hi folks,
Over the years I've often poked my nose into this newsgroup if only to
marvel at the level of knowledge on all sorts of weather issues and also
to
add to the information from the tele. forecast on what to expect from
the
weather. So can I be cheeky and ask a question.
Hubby and I are going camping in the motorhome near Cirencester,
hopefully
for a few days during the first two weeks in July. Question is, which
week
would be the better bet? Looking at Will's forecast it's being to look
to
me as if the dry weather will break up in July. Have I got that right?
Jan

"janroy.white" wrote in message
news
I think we've been spoiled over the past month. Ah well, if it is unsettled
and unpredictable at least we will know we are in Britain.

Unpredicable is what I predict for most of the rest of this year. That's
because I know so little about these changeable spells.

The one clear spot is for July which will be seriously wet. Not just
here too neither. Look out for super-typhoons on sci.geo.meteorology. If
they fail to occur look out for far worse.

07 July 02:38. Unsettled, possibly humid and a little breezy.
13 July 19:22. Low pressure. High winds.*
21 July 07:04. Low pressure.*
29 July 06:53. Low pressure.*

http://hometown.aol.co.uk/weatherlaw...ewsletter.html


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Thank goodness no-one noticed I got the wrong year he
07 July 02:38. Unsettled, possibly humid and a little breezy.
13 July 19:22. Low pressure. High winds.*
21 July 07:04. Low pressure.*
29 July 06:53. Low pressure.*

http://hometown.aol.co.uk/weatherlaw...ewsletter.html

I hope no-one thinks to check the records.

I really must update my site. Here is the forecast for July 2004:

02 July 11:10. High pressure and a little breezy
09 July 07:39. Ridges, cols or troughs perhaps a little breezy too.
17 July 11:25. Ridges, cols or troughs
25 July 03:38. Ridges, cols or troughs and breezy.
31 July 18:06. Unsettled.

I don't know why I wrote "Unsettled" for the 31st. It should read "Low,
overcast and a lot less windy than the stuff we will be getting
until then."


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In article lgate.org,
Michael Mcneil writes:
I really must update my site. Here is the forecast for July 2004:

02 July 11:10. High pressure and a little breezy
09 July 07:39. Ridges, cols or troughs perhaps a little breezy too.
17 July 11:25. Ridges, cols or troughs
25 July 03:38. Ridges, cols or troughs and breezy.
31 July 18:06. Unsettled.

But a ridge is the opposite of a trough and its characteristic weather
is very different. So I can't see that your forecasts for the 9th, 17th
and 25th give any useful information.
--
John Hall
"It is a very sad thing that nowadays there is so little useless
information."
Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)

Michael Mcneil Here is the forecast for July 2004:

02 July 11:10. High pressure and a little breezy
09 July 07:39. Ridges, cols or troughs perhaps a little breezy too.
17 July 11:25. Ridges, cols or troughs
25 July 03:38. Ridges, cols or troughs and breezy.
31 July 18:06. Unsettled.
"It is a very sad thing that nowadays there is so little useless
information."
Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
Poor Oscar -born out of his time, he really should have been around in these days,

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regards,
david
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