[0900]
Temperatu 6°C
Humidity: 93%
Drizzle
Overcast (8)
Pressu 1017 R
Wind: N. Light (1)
Visibility: Fog


The variety of March weather continues ... a most interesting month with
everything except a gale so far.

--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

Gianna Stefani wrote:
[0900]
Temperatu 6°C
Humidity: 93%
Drizzle
Overcast (8)
Pressu 1017 R
Wind: N. Light (1)
Visibility: Fog


The variety of March weather continues ... a most interesting month with
everything except a gale so far.


[1700]
Temperatu 7°C
Humidity: 93%
Mainly dry
Overcast (8)
Pressu 1011 F
Wind: N. Light (2)
Visibility: Fog

Northerly air and temperatures similar to those in the early part of the
month with a forecast decline just to make sure it ends as it began.

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning
and end.


(For calcio fans ... Italia v Scozia ... in a couple of hours ...)


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always took
this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and quiet at
the end of March, not that it would be the same.

Anne

Anne Burgess wrote:
Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.


March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always took
this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and quiet at
the end of March, not that it would be the same.

Anne


Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...
Anne Burgess wrote:
Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.

Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:

You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.

Philip Eden

Philip Eden wrote:
"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...

Anne Burgess wrote:

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.


Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:


You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.


The following site gives the saying as I've always understood it.
http://www.abcteach.com/Activities/MarchColoring.htm

Graham

Philip Eden wrote:
"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...

Anne Burgess wrote:

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.


Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:


You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.


The following site gives the saying as I've always understood it.
http://www.abcteach.com/Activities/MarchColoring.htm

Graham

Philip Eden wrote:
"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...

Anne Burgess wrote:

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.


Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:


You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.


The following site gives the saying as I've always understood it.
http://www.abcteach.com/Activities/MarchColoring.htm

Graham

Philip Eden wrote:
"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...

Anne Burgess wrote:

Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.


Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:


You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.


The following site gives the saying as I've always understood it.
http://www.abcteach.com/Activities/MarchColoring.htm

Graham

"Gianna Stefani" wrote in message
...
Anne Burgess wrote:
Is there not a lamb:lion saying regarding March? I cannot remember how
that is said, but I don't think is covers being the same at beginning and
end.

March is said to "come in like a lion and go out like a lamb". I always
took this to mean that there would be wild weather at the beginning and
quiet at the end of March, not that it would be the same.

Thanks Anne, and yes I agree ... I just did not know which way around it
was supposed to be.
I may try marketing bottles of best local fog from my web site (-:

You can actually find both versions in the literature ! Although
Anne's version is the commoner of the two.

Philip Eden