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  1. Hi guys, a few thoughts from me.

    Firstly, we are seeing unstable airflow over Wales currently and this will certainly be pumping up the shower acivity into the North East of the region im the coming hours.

    temps: they will stabilise at there current levels, 850s will remain at a similar level until 6am...Anything over 100 mets will be fine as the flow has a base from the North so humidity should be slightly lower keep DPs favorable.

    The polar low shortwave is forming a little more than expected. The key with this shortwave for our region is its position.

    If it heads too far South East we will miss PPN and draw in warm air from west.

    If it tracks along the western side of the uk and turns inland and into the channel it will be most favorable in terms of PPN and cooler local Airmass.

    It is an absolute nowcast, but I think it will produce the goods later tonight from the Region over 100 mtrs...

    post-9222-0-32223900-1422560906_thumb.pn

  2. New build + south facing + second floor apartment + old couple below us = the Hottest apartment ever.

     

    Heating hasnt been on since the cold spell in January and it's constantly 22-24oC in here. I've had the balcony doors open since i got home and its still hitting 23.2.

     

    The missus helps herself to the duvee, no need for that 9 months of the year.

     

    Thats one thing you can say about Persimmon - Yes, the standard of finish is not disimilar to a shack on the outskirts of Mumbai, but you will save money on your gas bill.

  3. Today's minimum is -1.6C while maxima look like reaching above 9C, so an increase to 3.1C is likely for tomorrows update.

    After that, the 06z GFS has the CET at

    3.3C to the 7th (4.7)

    3.5C to the 8th (4.9)

    3.7C to the 9th (5.4)

    4.1C to the 10th (7.0)

    4.3C to the 11th (6.3)

    4.4C to the 12th (5.8]

    4.6C to the 13th (6.5)

    Although I do believe we will go a little cooler with the mins on the 7th and 8th to come in at 3.4oC 'to the 8th'

    nitpicking at its finest good.gif

  4. Just for parity, here is last March's review from the METO.

    They, again, use the UK WIDE MEAN temp, not the CET. So the statistics they use for mild months is also used for cold months;

    http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/2012/march.html

    I personally use the CET temp for my comparision, as its more relevent to where I live as it doesnt take into account Northern Ireland and scotland, which are frankly irrelevent to temps and conditions in Bristol.

    Paul

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