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Personally I'm more concerned about Gail Porter's rather scary new look on that front page than the Daily Express's "expert" weather forecasting.
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4pm WGST reports
Summit
Temperature: -28c
Wind: calm
Nuuk
weather: clear
temperature: -2c
wind: SSE 2mph
pressure: 1018
Narsarsuaq
weather: partly cloudy
temperature: 0c
wind: W 1mph
pressure: 1017
WBSH
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That's more like it!!
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Would the warm SSTA to the west of Spain help to develop cyclogenesis in that area? Which would be good for the NAO?
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How can a winter season kick off on November 15? For me winter doesn't start till mid December really.
There have been various posts saying colder conditions are expected over the next week or so over Scandinavia and Russia. I'm sure people will be keeping an eye on them.
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Is the warm anomaly to the west of Spain a good or bad sign? Does warm SST's in that area help keep the NAO negative?
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Thanks, check out this link everybody for averages:
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Does anyone know where I can find average temperature records for each month? It'll be usual so I can have an idea of how cold or warm temperatures this winter will be in relation to previous years. Thanks in advance.
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Hey do we have another Aldershot Town fan ?
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Yes we do!!! Shame we're not doing to well at the moment though
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That's a very good point. There's more commuters than there were 50 years ago (I should know this living in a commuter town), and there's also the factor of a lot of workplaces being for example on out of town industrial estates and business parks and the like. Thus you need to have a car, and so if there's a run on petrol the consequences don't bear thinking about.
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Maybe people should look after others more though. I mean how difficult is it to pop around to someone round the corner and ask how they're keeping?
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I noticed on the link to the SST temps site at the top of this page (I think it was a US Navy Weather site? :o ) that there are negative anomalies to our north and positive anomalies to our west. Last year meanwhile it appeared there were positive anomalies to our north and negative anomalies to our west (on the two charts given anyway). Are the two linked in some way? Does -ve anomalies to our north mean +ve to our west generally or what?
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Thanks Steve, that will be very useful, particularly stuff like dewpoints (which I didn't know a thing about), marginal 850Hpa temperatures, and how to convert 850Hpa temperatures into possible surface temperatures.
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Yeh definitely, with Rob McElwee if snow's a week away, he'll always give a hint and say "and things could get interesting by next week" leaving you on tenterhooks!
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He probably doesn't want a Channel Low to bring snow to the South as he lives near Leeds.
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So basically in a nutshell:
We want cold seas in the mid-Atlantic and the Iceland/Greenland area, and warm seas in the North Sea and Channel.
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Abut 50cm I think.
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There never seem to be any cars on those Finnish webcams... wouldn't like to be driving up there in the middle of the night and have a breakdown
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Well anything beyond 5-6 days is still very difficult to forecast of course. Last Sunday on Countryfile they were talking about snow across the Scottish mountains this weekend. They've now gone very quiet on that.
Greenland Autumn Temperatures
in Spring Weather Discussion
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Is there anywhere where we can find out where all these locations are in Greenland? i.e. the coast, the sourthern tip, the north of the island?