devon lad
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I think you mean "lose", Crimsone.
Come on guys - I think Crimsone has made some valid points and all you are doing is picking on his spelling etc.
Perhaps he is dyslexic (like me and Richard Branson!).
Give us a chance.
DL
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Been looking for a discussion to reply on - surprisingly the main ones that folk I thought folk would want to look on are closed!
I was surprised on UKMO chart for 1800 hrs to see a trough just off Cornwall that reaches down to NW Spain.
This: http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rsfloc.gif
Shows that there are storms over NW Spain moving in a northerly direction.
What's the view on where they are going?
dl
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Blackdown Hills in Devon
820 feet asl
0900hrs
1026mb - falling
-0.5C
Wind N to NE
Visability <5km
cloudy (total sky)
weather - fine snow pellets (light covering)
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Blackdowns, close to Dunkerswell in Devon (820ft).
4C and steady light rain.
Temperature falling.
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Inversion broken down now near Dunkerwell. Temperature risen to the dizzy heights of 1C.
Coldest place in the UK yesterday at -3.6C: http://www.net-weather.co.uk/forum/index.p...9&gopid=597847&
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The latest update from the METO:
Incidently ..... don't buy the further outlook from the METO.
It's not particularly good unless the bleeding obvious is about to occur. After a week .... it's fairly meaningless.
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Snowing now Blackdown Hills in Devon.
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Some of the acronyms, but generally I've had to look them up. Plenty I still don't know, but getting there Had more trouble learning general online chat-room acronyms tbh.
Good answer!
Plain English is a rare art these days.
dl
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Looking at the basic GFS chart viewer and in particular the 3hr PPN output. I've noticed that areas of ppn grow and shrink in intensity for each 3 hour step. eg. low intensity at 0z, high intensity at 3z, low intensity at 6z, ... and so on.
Could anyone tell me whats going on? Cheers.
Hi ICBINT
PPN can alter dramatically in a very short space of time whether it is frontal or convective due to many reasons.
The comment I really want to make is that on a thread for newbies (see 1st post) they may not understand acronyms like GFS, PPN, Oz etc .... did you when you first came on site.
Not to say your observation is not valid.
Regards.
dl
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Been absolutelly pooring it down here on the Devon Blackdowns. I measure 4 inches of rain since Thursday Morning (uncalibrated gauge).
Met Office Weather warnings arrived when the event started! Bless there cotton socks.
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First snow of the winter now falling in the Blackdown hills here in 'Sunny' Devon .... and it's only November!
Temperature was 3C when I arrived home at 8Pm. Now 8.20pm.
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I know you folk like to know these things!
We had at least 2 rumbles of Thunder where I work at Starcross in Devon around 4 pm this afternoon.
Had more trouble learning general online chat-room acronyms tbh.
Wednesday 23rd August 2006
in Weather reports
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Supprised that I can hear the first few rumbles of Thunder in Devon after arriving home from Edinbrough.
dl