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  1. i know people always say this, but i really fear if this northerly blocking continues yet again by autumn it will disappear and the return of the azores high will set up shop for winter, it has been a terrible year for us seasonal lovers, but for people like gavin at least he had a mild winter to enjoy, and the cold/cool summer lovers are enjoying this weather now

  2. its like when people complain about two inches of snow in the winter which happens once or twice a year in an average winter esp the south, i don't get why people moan about snow in winter, joe public mainly, i can understand people not liking it, but its so rare, if it was common then i agree it would cause a lot more trouble than it normally does and would be annoying to get out and about, but 2-3 days out of 365, well that all we get here

    imagine snow was as common as rain

  3. Just from memory 75, 76, 03, 06 all had unrelenting sunshine, no cloud or rain then.

    4 hot summers out of the last 37, WOW how do you survive

    tbh i don't really enjoy heat that much, i prefer it warm, like 20-25c but i know it never last's long so i don't moan about it too much like i do with grey cold dross.

  4. i won't be getting too excited about these thunderstorms for midweek as many times we have had tame breakdowns from the west and all we get is an annoying legacy of cloud from a front, no rain, no thunder, this heat will be a blink and miss it affair like others have said

    tbh im sick to death of viewing the models now, every day all i see is that permanent mid atlantic ridge/Greenland high just sitting there wallbash.gif

  5. With the way summer has been shaping up, just thought I would get you all in the mood for winter LMAO!!!

    http://modeles.meteo.../cfs-0-4494.png

    some exceptional cold charts showing for december, but we can hope haha.

    that is a stonker if it came a day earlier it would be the best white xmas ever

    shame it won't happen though but its nice to see charts like that, fed up looking at poor model output atm, for this sorry excuse of a summer

  6. forget southend i might go to south coast of greenland gfs-0-126.png?18

    this constant mid atlantic ridge/greenland high goes on and on

    however it doesn't look too bad for us next week chance of a mini plume by the end of the week, but the atlantic will soon shove it out of the way like usual

  7. im running out of things too say about this so called summer month, yet again it is windy giving my crops another battering, it is a miracle they are still alive and now we need a hot july and august if i am too get any veg, also i don't want any more rain for now as they are yellow

    although september and october will probably be nice again so still plenty of time

  8. As much as this post wont be awe-inspiring, it's a clear fact of matter that with the NAO state in the fashion it is, you cannot expected any heat or guaranteed Summery weather. There is definitely a cycle going on, and that's low pressure after low pressure slamming into the UK. The GFS/CFS and UKMO etc all paint this picture, from short-term to medium and long-range term.

    First of all, the CFS is a fairly good indicator of what pattern may prevail and it's heavily indicating low pressure, azores ridge, low perssure, azores ridge for at the least the next 2 weeks.

    Secondly, there may be a more settled period mid-July, but nothing yet specific - but then this pattern may revert to a more nominal pattern that we have seen recently.

    Thirdly, northern blocking looks to disappear around about late August, early September... so chances are of a repeat of last Autumn there, may be likely.

    The last time June provided us with a very high negative low index was June 1998 coming in at -2.72. Not sure what this month currently stands at but it must be quite low.

    nao.sprd2.gif

    On another prospect, if you are not to bothered don't read the following but it's rather intriguing me how blocked things are going to become over Grenland this Autumn/Winter and as they currently stand. Going to be interesting that's for sure.

    cfsnh-0-2706.png?12

    cfsnh-0-4230.png?12

    cfsnh-0-5010.png?12

    i know its pointless and off topic but if this northern blocking continues throughout the summer i bet come autumn and winter it will disappear like it did last winter, law of averages

    actually i'd rather talk about the winter as this summer is so bad im sick off it

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