| Subject: | Re: pretty awful. Forecast of low pressure in charge on the 14th July at T+240. |
| From: | "Jim Smith" |
| Posting date: | 04-07-2008 |
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"Dawlish" wrote in message
news:42c20edf-9c62-4fb3-8ca5-e4c1ed77f2cf@d1g2000hsg.googlegroups.com...
> Time to extend my forecast of low pressure being in charge of the UK
> weather until the 14th, at T+240. We're in line for an extended spell
> of low-pressure dominance. Any respite will be short lived and the
> main feature of the UK's weather, out to and including the 14th July
> will be slow-moving areas of low pressure, providing copious amounts
> of rainfall, especially in the West. By the 14th, the CET will
> probably be average to below average and pretty cool daytime
> conditions will be experienced at times, during this spell. CET
> rainfall is likely to be above average by the 14th.
>
> All-in-all a pretty horrid first fortnight of July. The SE is likely
> to fare the best, but even there, it's not going to be a picnic in the
> park every day!
>
> Paul
July 1988 revisited.
The first weekend of that month was completely wrecked by a deep low similar
to this one. The whole month was unremittingly zonal. is this one going to
follow suit? Looks more likely then not at this stage.
My wedding tomorrow (will we even manage to take any photos outside?!) and
honeymoon to the Channel Islands supposed to start Sunday - I am bracing
myself for the ferry cancellation. Gale warnings in the Channel. In July.
Bastards.
JIm, Bournemouth
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