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Fourty Point Three Degrees

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  1. Normally this time of year there are about two moths per night that come into my house, ive noticed this summer (and last summer) ive not seen them as frequently as my cat hoped. Could this be weather related? Or are they just not breeding anymore? My poor feline cat all she does is sits at the window totally bored because theres no moths to chase.  

  2. 1 hour ago, stodge said:

    Evening all :)

    Have to say the 12Z output so far has been far from inspiring and a definite step back for those hoping for a prolonged settled spell.

    GEM, which was very bullish last night, now offers this:

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    This would put us in all kinds of trouble for August with the trough close by and a N'ly or NW'ly component, rain would never be far away and temperatures would be suppressed.

    GFS 12Z OP at the same time:

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    Not great but no mid-Atlantic ridge and heights not so pronounced over Greenland so some hope and further into low-res the Azores HP seems to get its act together once again.

    We await ECM...

    I had a sense of some 'punishment' weather coming up for the recent stealing of a days worth of Spanish climate  :D

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  3. That gfs for Monday and Tuesday just keeps on getting hotter with each run, Now Wednesday seems to be shaping up to be another hot day. At this rate its possible that 34c might be touched in the South on Tuesday, with a good 30c elsewhere. Bear in mind that four days before the 1st July 2015 we were only looking at 31c for that day. :D

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  4. On ‎04‎/‎07‎/‎2016 at 20:24, Lake District Blizzards said:

    i know it was being mentioned as a potential indicator for a rapidly deteriorating Summer.

    What is the current situation with La Nina?

    May was brilliant, 3/4 of June good here and since then it has been woeful 

    There was a lot of hype from these big "weather boffins" that this summer would be a decent one and I think this just drove our expectations too high.  Yes id say its el nino/la nina related. We were told in January that due to the strong el nino that weather records will be broken well into the year, people were thinking because its summer it will be record breaking heat and sunshine all round... the records broken so far are June being the miserable and cloudiest according to the met office and August is set to be the windiest and wettest.   

  5. 1 hour ago, weather09 said:

    Totally agree.  As well as that, humidity has been extreme.  Very oppressive.  Think it's only been northern parts that have had a poor summer.  Down here, great stuff.

    I really think the met office should split into two, one for the North and one for the South.  Its becoming like two different climates between London and Manchester these days, never used to see this silly North/South divide - Look at August 1990 or July 2006, Manchester hitting on 35c. These days we rarely see 30c. 

  6. 14 hours ago, knocker said:

    This really is a bit ridiculous. It was never a plume any way and in this very mobile set up making snap judgements on every det. run on an evolution that is still a week away, sometimes before they are even off the press, really is futile. How about waiting to see how the upper air is doing or at least some agreement between the models.

    There is nothing ridiculous about laying down what I think about british summers. I also recall some days shortly after the summery beginning of June which charts were showing a full week of warmth that didn't come off, and yet how many times have we seen this in the models before? So just because I choose not to be enthusiastic or positive over one model op isn't being ridiculous. - Summer 2016 deserves more than snap judgments and I think its safe to say this years wont go down as being one of the sunniest summers on record

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