Long Range Forecast July 2011 To March 2012
[b]El Nino[/b]
It's expected to stay in the neutral zone for the rest of this summer. But slowly dips down during autumn. It will stay around the -1 mark through the winter so not as strong as lasts winters.
[attachment=119400:El Nino June 2011 Onwards.gif]
[b]Rainfall[/b]
July is looking average for rainfall amounts which is good news for those that need some.
[attachment=119401:July Rainfall.png]
August in Southern Scotland and Northern England may see slightly less rainfall elsewhere average.
[attachment=119402:August Rainfall.png]
September and October both looking similar carrying on the average rainfall but during October Northern Ireland can expect less rainfall.
[attachment=119403:September Rainfall.png]
[attachment=119404:October Rainfall.png]
November average for most but Southern England and Southern Ireland can expect less rainfall.
[attachment=119405:November Rainfall.png]
December average for most except Southern Scotland and Northern England can expect more rainfall.
[attachment=119406:December Rainfall.png]
January 2012 to March 2012 it's very far away but it looks similar to December average for most except those in Southern Scotland and Northern England who will get more than average rainfall.
[attachment=119407:JantoMar2012.png]
Temperatures
2 weeks ago forecasts said average temperatures from July 2011 to March 2012 and now 2 weeks later it still says the same thing. There's a lot of talk about a colder than average winter but at the moment I can't see it happening.
That's me for now I will update this on the 22nd of July.
Sean.
It's expected to stay in the neutral zone for the rest of this summer. But slowly dips down during autumn. It will stay around the -1 mark through the winter so not as strong as lasts winters.
[attachment=119400:El Nino June 2011 Onwards.gif]
[b]Rainfall[/b]
July is looking average for rainfall amounts which is good news for those that need some.
[attachment=119401:July Rainfall.png]
August in Southern Scotland and Northern England may see slightly less rainfall elsewhere average.
[attachment=119402:August Rainfall.png]
September and October both looking similar carrying on the average rainfall but during October Northern Ireland can expect less rainfall.
[attachment=119403:September Rainfall.png]
[attachment=119404:October Rainfall.png]
November average for most but Southern England and Southern Ireland can expect less rainfall.
[attachment=119405:November Rainfall.png]
December average for most except Southern Scotland and Northern England can expect more rainfall.
[attachment=119406:December Rainfall.png]
January 2012 to March 2012 it's very far away but it looks similar to December average for most except those in Southern Scotland and Northern England who will get more than average rainfall.
[attachment=119407:JantoMar2012.png]
Temperatures
2 weeks ago forecasts said average temperatures from July 2011 to March 2012 and now 2 weeks later it still says the same thing. There's a lot of talk about a colder than average winter but at the moment I can't see it happening.
That's me for now I will update this on the 22nd of July.
Sean.
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