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The Weather Thread
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Rita_Poon
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I thought it had been a wet month, rain forecast for tomorrow as well. 
Rita_Poon
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UK weather: Met Office amber warning in force for heavy rain and flooding
Parts of the UK could see a month's worth of rainfall in just one day.
www.bbc.co.uk
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Oi ! Le Tissier ! NO !
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I'm a member of a weather forum, and they post various model scenarios for a week to ten days. This one is for the 27/12, bloody baltic.
Anticipated snow depth.
This for New Year's Eve.
This is the most extreme of the models, and it's more than a week to go. Our weather is so fickle it's not likely to happen, but if you like cold weather the probability is that you'll get some at the back end of the year.
Anticipated snow depth.
This for New Year's Eve.
This is the most extreme of the models, and it's more than a week to go. Our weather is so fickle it's not likely to happen, but if you like cold weather the probability is that you'll get some at the back end of the year.
You did a Daily Express there.I'm a member of a weather forum, and they post various model scenarios for a week to ten days. This one is for the 27/12, bloody baltic.
Anticipated snow depth.
This for New Year's Eve.
This is the most extreme of the models, and it's more than a week to go. Our weather is so fickle it's not likely to happen, but if you like cold weather the probability is that you'll get some at the back end of the year.
Gloom and doom headline.
Logical explanation buried at the bottom.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
I'm off to see what the latest models say, then we'll see !You did a Daily Express there.
Gloom and doom headline.
Logical explanation buried at the bottom.
Rita_Poon
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yee haa!
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Here we go :
The forecast from various models :
Days 8-10
Cluster 1 (33%) has a block over and just north of the UK with a trough to the south. Likely cold or very cold with a strong easterly gradient. Some precipitation available, likely cold enough for snow.
Cluster 2 (24%) is also cold, but likely dry with the high centred just north of the UK and extending south.
Cluster 3 (18%) is a fairly standard UK high, cold and dry, potential inversions with frost/fog.
Cluster 4 (16%) starts cold and dry then has a partial retrogression by day 10 which could bring even colder air in from the east eventually.
Cluster 5 (10%) has more of a mid-latitude high.
The forecast from various models :
Days 8-10
Cluster 1 (33%) has a block over and just north of the UK with a trough to the south. Likely cold or very cold with a strong easterly gradient. Some precipitation available, likely cold enough for snow.
Cluster 2 (24%) is also cold, but likely dry with the high centred just north of the UK and extending south.
Cluster 3 (18%) is a fairly standard UK high, cold and dry, potential inversions with frost/fog.
Cluster 4 (16%) starts cold and dry then has a partial retrogression by day 10 which could bring even colder air in from the east eventually.
Cluster 5 (10%) has more of a mid-latitude high.
Much prefer cold weather to this mild wet weather at the momentI'm a member of a weather forum, and they post various model scenarios for a week to ten days. This one is for the 27/12, bloody baltic.
Anticipated snow depth.
This for New Year's Eve.
This is the most extreme of the models, and it's more than a week to go. Our weather is so fickle it's not likely to happen, but if you like cold weather the probability is that you'll get some at the back end of the year.
BITTER TWISTED & BLUE
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So basically it’s going to rain.Here we go :
The forecast from various models :
Days 8-10
Cluster 1 (33%) has a block over and just north of the UK with a trough to the south. Likely cold or very cold with a strong easterly gradient. Some precipitation available, likely cold enough for snow.
Cluster 2 (24%) is also cold, but likely dry with the high centred just north of the UK and extending south.
Cluster 3 (18%) is a fairly standard UK high, cold and dry, potential inversions with frost/fog.
Cluster 4 (16%) starts cold and dry then has a partial retrogression by day 10 which could bring even colder air in from the east eventually.
Cluster 5 (10%) has more of a mid-latitude high.
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