Eugene
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Yes, at this time of year my attention is drawn east to see if a decent cold pool is being built. The ECM is certainly showing that:
http://www.meteociel...H0-192.GIF?13-0
Something for every warm weather fan on this run.Yes I agree, forget cold in this country.
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Heating needed in this country, you must be joking
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Anyone up for a 48 hours all weekender this weekend, might as well won't get any sleep that's for sure, save money for your hols in late October and just spend it in the tropical midlands.
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At this rate the change in clocks will have some summer like warmth to go with it, nice long warm sticky nights.
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Must feel like winter has hit you southeasterners after all the warmth you've had for so long.
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Well we had the wettist winter on record. Next i personally would like to see the snowest winter on record.
Yeah me too, they survived 1946/47 just after the war with rationing still in effect so we could too in this day and age.
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Was up on Edge Hill South Warwickshire early this morning just before sunrise and it was so warm it was unbelievable for such high ground, no chill in the air at all, just incredible.
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Really would love to see a properly cold October but we have no chance of seeing that nowadays, ones that YoungerDryas loves, wherever he is.
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Very interesting contrast between June and September, June came in at 15.1C and September might just beat that or equal it, June's 850's weren't nothing to write home about but show how much the long days/powerful sun affect the temperatures whilst September warmth is more because of more humid airmasses and not long days.
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Should'nt there be a thread have you turned your portable air con unit off yet?
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Don't care what figures say but its felt like the most humid September I can remember, September feels warmer than June to me nowadays, June is a fresher month just with a stronger sun than September.
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Only 1 out of the last 6 winters has been unmemorable - 2011/12
The rest stick in my mind
08/09 Feb snow
09/10 Dec and Jan snow
10/11 Dec cold
12/13 Jan snow and cold March to follow winter.
13/14 Super wet
14/15 Back to cold?
Back to 1988/89
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BFTP you should know by now when November onwards comes the jet livens up and instead of the warm dry weather we have now its cooler but still mild with more rain so the countryside is out of bounds, its either too warm for walking in this country or its too wet, never nice cold and crisp, well very rarely anymore, this warmth is exceptional with it persistence can't believe there hasn't been more mention of this, by late September you would expect some fresher weather not almost continuous humid weather with only the odd day or two or fresher weather.
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Ben you do know right a strong jet at our latitude means a wet winter on the mild side?......The jet where it is now would be ideal for a blocked winter like 1962/63.
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I like December to be on the cold side but not very cold, dry, crisp and sunny. It adds to the festive atmosphere when doing Christmas shopping. A December 2010 would bring great problems if it were to occur around the Christmas period as it would cause traffic chaos. Plus lots of snow + people walking about + salt and grit just leads to a horrible dirty mush. Christmas day itself i wouldnt mind if it were 15c.
So you would rather have mild wet gusty southwesterlies that might bring misery to many, figures really from you, scorcher or SS, complete scrooge's at Christmas.
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Latest UKMO T+84s hrs fax highlights my concerns, of course they love to overdo fronts but definitely looks like a risk of cloudy skies to me.
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Anyway back to Model Banter... I'm really liking the late summer/early autumn warmth that is showing up on the GFS, though it's a shame that it's arriving just as the new school term commences. Never mind though, sunshine and heat is always welcome, in my opinion!
LOL, its September and for heat in September you need a very warm southerly flow, this week looks your run of the mill early autumn dry warm spell with sunshine not guaranteed, remember lots of dull mornings from such setups as fog and low cloud can be a problem, really wish people remember days aren't as long as May/June/July now and any HP will give lower temps than such setups then.
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Those summer charts will bring much colder nights than in summer
Nice warm air moving northwards on Monday<lol
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Parts of the Midlands and indeed Wales have though missed the showers escaping with just a mm or 2 in the past week or so.
Yes Tony, its been extremely dry here and the countryside is exceptionally dry, love walking without worrying about mud, just fantastic weather, cant see why anybody hasn't enjoyed it unless your bottesford whose obsessed with humid air.
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A cool feel but not too bad here really, mostly sunny and 17.4c. Tonight looks chilly.. Even the Met Office are forecasting 6c nearby and we're usually a couple degrees cooler.
Yep nice to see some perspective, its not bad at all and not terrible like some doom mongerers were saying, temps staying up nicely at night too in built up areas, so not sure why anyone would moan its too cold, only rurally is it getting cold at night, there is a massive difference between towns and countryside at night in the summer.
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As this is a moan thread i think I am entitled to a good moan here,
Pretty tired of reading posts on this forum saying the weather is terrible in the week ahead TBH, To get bad weather in summer you need a more moist atlantic westerly wind, a dry PM northerly is never going to bring really bad weather with long sunny spells likely with some lively showers to keep convective fans happy but mainly in the east, western parts look mostly dry, the weather in the upcoming week looks very good in parts especially after mid week with actually the signs of it turning worse by Bank Holiday Sunday/Monday with horrible overcast wet weather, of course the mild fans ignore this and moan about cool sunny northerlies, today was great and 19C is expected again tomorrow, hardly cool, 10C has been recorded in August under heavy rainfall, now that would be something to moan about not 19C and sunny.
Latest UKMO T+72 hrs fax, looks very good with winds getting lighter, I think the shower risk might be downgraded this week and in light winds it will feel very summerlike in strong sunshine.
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Beautiful day tad breezy but nothing to worry about, sun still feels very strong so has completely modified this cool northwesterly, temps in the late teens with strong sun is perfectly summer like, most of you are way too hung up on actual temperature readings, go out and enjoy the beautiful weather
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Some very decent temperatures this week in a NW'ly flow and long sunny spells, only had a few early evening showers the past few days, was warm and humid temps reaching 20C in the midlands, when will summer ever end, even NW'lys are warm nowadays.
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Heating on?! In August?!
I thought this was a wind-up thread, when i spotted it just now. Honestly...no wonder the energy co.s make so much money!
Normally during late October; sometimes into November.
Completely agree, temps are hardly cool by day anyway, late teens isn't anywhere near being cool and modern houses are very well insulated and don't go below 20C unless you open your windows, I wonder if the people are complaining just sit around all day, went for a brisk walk yesterday and was sweating, its not cool at all by day.
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, air conditioning back working full time again end of this week. 
, poor thing is really struggling with this seemingly neverending humidity.
Wales, the Midlands & South West England Weather Discussion
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Phew it's Hot, soon our climate will be like this all year round.