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Wave depression passing close to SW England on Friday could give a spell of snow
(5cm ?)above 400m over Dartmoor and Wales. Worth watching I think.

Fantasy charts into Christmas are also showing a short-lived very cold plunge.

I think the pattern is becoming clearer (ahh the mists are moving :-) ) and that
we are in for a spell of changeable weather , at times wet and windy with some
short very cold northerly or northwesterly outbreaks. High ground in west and
north therefore most likely to see any snow on offer - in other words, normal
December weather, not boring, not mild and not too snowy (at least for lowland
Britain).

Will.
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Will, don't you start.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Wave depression passing close to SW England on Friday could give a spell
of snow
(5cm ?)above 400m over Dartmoor and Wales. Worth watching I think.

Fantasy charts into Christmas are also showing a short-lived very cold
plunge.

I think the pattern is becoming clearer (ahh the mists are moving :-) )
and that
we are in for a spell of changeable weather , at times wet and windy with
some
short very cold northerly or northwesterly outbreaks. High ground in west
and
north therefore most likely to see any snow on offer - in other words,
normal
December weather, not boring, not mild and not too snowy (at least for
lowland
Britain).

Will.
--

" Visit Haytor meteorological office at
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...met_office.htm "
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Start what ?

Sheesh if you cannot talk about the expected weather on a *scientific weather
group* then what can you talk about ?

Did I ever tell you about my big toe nail :-)

Will.
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"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message
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Will, don't you start.

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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This posting expresses the personal view and opinions of the author.
Something which everyone on this planet should be able to do.
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Wave depression passing close to SW England on Friday could give a spell
of snow
(5cm ?)above 400m over Dartmoor and Wales. Worth watching I think.

Fantasy charts into Christmas are also showing a short-lived very cold
plunge.

I think the pattern is becoming clearer (ahh the mists are moving :-) )
and that
we are in for a spell of changeable weather , at times wet and windy with
some
short very cold northerly or northwesterly outbreaks. High ground in west
and
north therefore most likely to see any snow on offer - in other words,
normal
December weather, not boring, not mild and not too snowy (at least for
lowland
Britain).

Will.
--

" Visit Haytor meteorological office at
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...met_office.htm "

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mailto:
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DISCLAIMER - All views and opinions expressed by myself are personal
and do not necessarily represent those of my employer.

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