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snohobo

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  1. to be honest the ENS scatter after the SW drops and this always happens. Until the positioning and strength of the low are more apparent the ENS are always going to explode. While the OP is a higher res the control could be any one of those ensembles.
  2. Don't be too quick to dismiss these signs, i'm no tree hugger and you're quite right, plants react to prevailing conditions. The flip side to this though is that those current conditions that the plant reacts to may well be precursors to the following months weather. Millions of years of evolution and co existance with animal life may well have brought about this reaction to help the plant and wildlife cope with a harsh winter. Old wives tales often have a root in fact and although they may not be right all the time they are probably right more than not to exist at all.
  3. There does seem to be quite a warming occuring at the moment, is this not going to benefit us in any way due to la nina effects or is it very much up in the air? http://acdb-ext.gsfc.nasa.gov/Data_services/met/metdata/annual/t60_90n_30_2010.pdf. http://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/stratosphere/strat-trop/gif_files/time_pres_TEMP_ANOM_JFM_NH_2011.gif
  4. So, assuming that we will get a fairly substatial La Nina winter along with subdued solar activity, what are the likely effects going into thw winter months and how are the other factors looking as regards to high latitude blocking and hence the NAO.
  5. Can't get these links to work. Any Clues??
  6. I agree with Eye, there is often a probable trend set up in late FI but often what happens is that it suddenly appears as a more solid possibility within 144 with little warning, that has happened quite often in the past and especially when a more unusual pattern develops, like an easterly
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