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GFS gives a long run of westerlies - Northwest winds but signs of a change
during the end of the 2 week period as a blocking type develops and High pressure migrating towards scandinavia. I know it's a long time in the future and into the realms of fantasy, but we have not seen a real high during the winter over this area for a number of years. waxwings have been observed in their thousands this year in some parts of the UK. Do they know something we don't? The winter of 1947 was preceded by a very wet August too! http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten/fsavneur.html Regards Rob Farsley |
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