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Country Boy

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  1. Weathizard we had a good dry summer here on the East Coast so cant complain,. But we have had lots of snow this winter. It dont allways follow ..a good summer after a bad winter ..1947 was a very bad winter but was followed by a very good summer,But not many summers have been good after bad winters . Looking at some of the model sites at the moment this deep low on Sunday, as it moves away it draws some very cold easterly winds back again..remember as the daylight days get longer, winter gets stronger..a good one that.
  2. No east anglia thread so posting on here :. Why so warm is the question..well on the east coast here and it has not got above 4c all day but is -2 in a brisk wind..is it all because the wind is traverling over a bigger area of north sea which is showing around 8c as it was recorded at walton on the naze at 1pm today. What we need is lower nigt temps and this will cool things down, we have not got that ice block at the moment, and we need the wind to drop away to give us lower temps.

  3. What i can see of the latest model runs is low pressure to the south of the U.K. and high to the north, with a very cold easterly wind ,this will make the East and South air streams very unstable. Our local forecast on T.V at 6pm. said snow around for Monday & Tuesday, but looking long term it gets even colder and snow becomes more of problem...Bring it ON *****

  4. As I forcast last week , (and many on here said it would not happen ) The upper air is now feeding in from the south east slowly cutting out the artic air, and by the early part of next week it will be a south westerly as Mr. Atlantic gets his act together. This will increase the thaw, witch is rapidly happening here at the moment. Think we have to accept this cold snap is coming to an end. As I have said before we need the high out east to go north again. And in the further outlook this looks likly to happen.

  5. Blue army: Most charts are now showing a shift to a more southerly flow. Read this I have found from another site

    Temperatures are expected to remain below average during the second half of the week with an ongoing risk of further rain, sleet or snow in many areas. Although it will probably be cold at ground level, temperatures several thousand metres above the ground will be slowly rising, and this will increase the chance of precipitation falling as rain or sleet rather than snow. The weather next week may well turn increasingly dull too. This will help to keep daytime temperatures low, but also will act as a blanket overnight probably preventing the severe frosts which have been a feature of the weather during recent days.

  6. What a let down today after all the hype of yesterday: NOWCAST : Overcast, temp . +2c brisk wind from the e/ne. some fakes of snow and snizzle at times. Melting roofs, cars now all melting. Outlook : I think its all over winds as I said last week are going to go to a south easterly and later in the week to a more southerly, which will bring temps back to around normal for this time of year. The high is moving to the East as a low pressure system trys to move in, its only in to the second week that we have a chance of it moving north again, but this is a long way off.

    Look at this link which confirms my forecast:

    http://weather.unisys.com/gfsx/9panel/gfsx_850_9panel_eur.html

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