Despite the charts now showing a ridge over the country the BBC
forecast is still giving a rather changeable weekend for the south
(though less so than previously).... how come?

Nick

On 18 Aug 2005 21:01:58 -0700, wrote:

Despite the charts now showing a ridge over the country the BBC
forecast is still giving a rather changeable weekend for the south
(though less so than previously).... how come?

Simply,I think, that another front will cross over at some stage. I
suspect anything that is not absolutely settled over large parts of
the country is described as changeable.
Got woken up by the rain which I had rather given up on with a
somewhat empty radar late last night. And a friend in Aldershot got
thunder at 0500 - none heard in West Dorset.
I do not think the ridge is a very strong one and so the depressions
north of Scotland trail a bit our way. So it will be warm but not
hot..
Regards Robin