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Have a look at
http://www.climate-uk.com/temp.htm There is a marked periodicity in the top (10-day mean) chart, especially in the westerly index. In previous years periodicities have come and gone pretty quickly, and I can't remember seeing one quite as marked as this. It's not a statistical artifact ... it's easy to remember the westerly spells in early Jan, early Feb, mid-Mar, early to mid April, and late May, and also the blocked spells between. Philip Eden |
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