I've uploaded the MO chart for boxing day so it doesn't disapear. Just
wanted to know what the symbol was over the Irish Sea and western
England and Wales. It looks a little like a poorly draw xmas tree to
me. Take a look at the Link below:

http://www.anycities.com/user/yorksh...r/boxing04.jpg


Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire

Simon S wrote:
I've uploaded the MO chart for boxing day so it doesn't disapear.
Just
wanted to know what the symbol was over the Irish Sea and western
England and Wales. It looks a little like a poorly draw xmas tree to
me. Take a look at the Link below:

http://www.anycities.com/user/yorksh...r/boxing04.jpg


Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire


That link doesn't work (for me anyway).

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Simon S wrote:
I've uploaded the MO chart for boxing day so it doesn't disapear.
Just
wanted to know what the symbol was over the Irish Sea and western
England and Wales. It looks a little like a poorly draw xmas tree to
me. Take a look at the Link below:

http://www.anycities.com/user/yorksh...r/boxing04.jpg


Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire


That link doesn't work (for me anyway).

.... nor for me: see the thread entitled "EGRR 23Dec 00z T+72"

Martin.

(PS ... this is covered in the FAQ page relating to frontal types ...
though admittedly not this particular example!)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/booty.w...frontal_ex.htm


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Or me. I just get a default page nothing to do with weather.

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Simon S wrote:
I've uploaded the MO chart for boxing day so it doesn't disapear.
Just
wanted to know what the symbol was over the Irish Sea and western
England and Wales. It looks a little like a poorly draw xmas tree to
me. Take a look at the Link below:

http://www.anycities.com/user/yorksh...r/boxing04.jpg


Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire


That link doesn't work (for me anyway).

Martin Rowley wrote:
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Simon S wrote:

I've uploaded the MO chart for boxing day so it doesn't disapear.

Just

wanted to know what the symbol was over the Irish Sea and western
England and Wales. It looks a little like a poorly draw xmas tree to
me. Take a look at the Link below:

http://www.anycities.com/user/yorksh...r/boxing04.jpg


Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire


That link doesn't work (for me anyway).


... nor for me: see the thread entitled "EGRR 23Dec 00z T+72"

Martin.

(PS ... this is covered in the FAQ page relating to frontal types ...
though admittedly not this particular example!)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/booty.w...frontal_ex.htm

I was about to ask the same question and, no, it is not shown on that
FAQ page. For a different link, see OO UTC SUN 26 in:-

http://meteonet.nl/aktueel/brackall.htm

My best guess would be some sort of complex trough, although a complex
mixture of the office party punch cannot be totally ruled out.

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Howard Neil wrote:
Martin Rowley wrote:

(PS ... this is covered in the FAQ page relating to frontal types ...
though admittedly not this particular example!)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/booty.w...frontal_ex.htm


I was about to ask the same question and, no, it is not shown on that
FAQ page.

My apologies, Martin. I have just had another look at the FAQ and found
it in the bottom right hand corner (Z). I see that it is a convergence
zone.

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"Bernard Burton" wrote in message


Or me. I just get a default page nothing to do with weather.

It's a hijacker to a Yorkshire newspaper. Mind you I am using Firefox
and that is full of hijackers.


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It's a hijacker to a Yorkshire newspaper.

"Tek me an' mi whippet to t'Yorkshire Post, an' 'appen nay bugger'll get
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"Howard Neil" wrote in message
news:41ca9c3d$0$29354 I was about to ask the same question and, no, it
is not shown on that
FAQ page.
.... look more carefully ...

Martin.


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"Howard Neil" wrote in message
news:41ca9d8b$0$51783
My apologies, Martin. I have just had another look at the FAQ and
found it in the bottom right hand corner (Z). I see that it is a
convergence zone.


.... and my apologies for jumping in with *my* post ;-) Put it down to
just finding a leak of coolant from the car ;-(

Martin.