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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks (after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Blazing sun and 0.5 deg C on the Dartmoor tundra at 0900 26/2/05 :-)

Will.
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"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked
with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks
(after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year
zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England,
particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Blazing sun and 0.5 deg C on the Dartmoor tundra at 0900 26/2/05 :-)

Will.

Morning Will,
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/seasonal/index.html
is also indicating below average rainfall is more likely.

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...sion=1&lang=_e
May also be of interest.

Jon.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked
with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks
(after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year
zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England,
particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Blazing sun and 0.5 deg C on the Dartmoor tundra at 0900 26/2/05 :-)

Will.

Morning Will,
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/seasonal/index.html
is also indicating below average rainfall is more likely.

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...sion=1&lang=_e
May also be of interest.

Jon.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked
with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks
(after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year
zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England,
particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Blazing sun and 0.5 deg C on the Dartmoor tundra at 0900 26/2/05 :-)

Will.

Morning Will,
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/seasonal/index.html
is also indicating below average rainfall is more likely.

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...sion=1&lang=_e
May also be of interest.

Jon.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked
with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks
(after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year
zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England,
particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Blazing sun and 0.5 deg C on the Dartmoor tundra at 0900 26/2/05 :-)

Will.

Morning Will,
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/seasonal/index.html
is also indicating below average rainfall is more likely.

http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...sion=1&lang=_e
May also be of interest.

Jon.

Will Hand wrote:
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks (after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Its an issue thats been concerning me Will
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...terres/457898/
makes for quite worrying reading
Sarah H

Will Hand wrote:
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks (after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Its an issue thats been concerning me Will
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...terres/457898/
makes for quite worrying reading
Sarah H

Will Hand wrote:
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks (after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Its an issue thats been concerning me Will
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...terres/457898/
makes for quite worrying reading
Sarah H

Will Hand wrote:
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Just looking ahead a bit and quite honestly I cannot see much chance of
substantial rainfall this Spring. The pattern is still essentially blocked with
high pressure predicted to remain close to UK for next couple of weeks (after a
brief spell of rain/sleet/snow early this week) and at this time of year zonal
flows are not exactly normal anyway. I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

Its an issue thats been concerning me Will
http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk...terres/457898/
makes for quite worrying reading
Sarah H

On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 08:56:48 -0000, "Will Hand"
wrote:

I fear that parts of England, particularly
the SE, are going to have serious problems with water this year.

You can have some of ours, please!

We're still waiting for the cellar floor to be relaid after the water
ingress fix.

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