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Just pushing out the Christmas forecasts, Sat 25 followed by Sunday 26
etc. People go on for weeks about a white Christmas - but I just treat
as one more day. I feel demeaned by this, Christmas Day is special; I
shouldn't just treat it as one more day to forecast for. I maintain
objectivity but I am not happy with the strict scientific outlook that I
so easily lapse into.

Meanwhile the Azores high sits there smug as ever dictating our weather.
Will may be right with regards to Pacific influences but I just see the
coming temporary cold spell as being typical of a mild winter.

Cheers
Paul
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Just pushing out the Christmas forecasts, Sat 25 followed by Sunday 26
etc. People go on for weeks about a white Christmas - but I just treat
as one more day. I feel demeaned by this, Christmas Day is special; I
shouldn't just treat it as one more day to forecast for. I maintain
objectivity but I am not happy with the strict scientific outlook that I
so easily lapse into.


Chistmas day *is* special but not as far as the weather is concerned.
As far as the weather is concerned it's just another late December day.
The strict scientific outlook is the *only* way to look at it. Objectivity
is the right way to go about things otherwise you end up getting all
emotional about what you *want* for Christmas rather than what things
will actually be.

'Wisest are they that know they do not know.' Socrates.


I think your sig is particularly appropriate for the art of white Christmas
forecasting

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coming temporary cold spell as being typical of a mild winter.

Cheers
Paul
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Paul you think every winter is mild


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Yes and it usually is. I'd wager that Paul would love to see a good shot at
a Winter of yore. I think those that have the knowledge and skill to try and
forecast, if true and objective predict as their analysis dictates and not
as their heart dictates.




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coming temporary cold spell as being typical of a mild winter.

Cheers
Paul
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Paul Bartlett FRMetS


Paul you think every winter is mild






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