16th to 23rd August: 21:16. THere is already a Low over the UK. Soon it will be joined by another from the USA or Canada. THat obne has already been assosciated with some Aleutian quakes when it left the Appalachians/ XCarolinas or wherever. When it joins up with the stuff over here there will be some rotation and then it will go to the Baltic.

On Aug 23, 12:07*pm, wrote: On 23 Aug, 11:00, "Jack )" wrote: I was aware of previous reports of "The Hum" but this particular one seems to have such an obvious explanation; it is coinciding with the need to catch up with the harvest that had been delayed by a great deal of rain. Combines in East Anglia...

23rd to 30th August 2008 23:50. This is an easy one. Overcast with mists or drizzle rather than rain. And as it will have an hurricane in it too that will modify the spell for the UK to 1 hour back for each increase in hurricane strengrth. So how much is the change value from nothing to hurricane? Can I take 5 M as a stasis? And even a cat 5 storm requires stasis.

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Found a great website (bit like a weather links directory) with links to weather forecasts for individual UK towns and cities. http://www.weather-forecast.me.uk Does anyone know any better websites to look up? Thanks for any suggestions ;) Sabrina

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Why is the 540 isopleth significant on a 1000-500 thickness chart?

Why is the 540 isopleth significant on a 1000-500 thickness chart?

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8th to 16th August 2008: 20:20 Sharp change for the better if wet. Nice spell here so far. 1 hurricane and 1 Tropical storm: Hernan (East Pacific) Kika (East Pacific) And a 6.2M. near MacQuarie Island. I wonder how many wave trains that

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NOAA seem hell bent on dropping the knot as a basic measure despite its ideal meter. So here goes with the conversion tables once mo Saffir-Simpson Scale Category One Hurricane: 64-82 knots, 74-95 mph,or 119-153 km/hr. Category Two Hurricane: 83-95 knots; 96-110 mph, or 154-177 km/hr.

On Jul 27, 6:00 am, "Darren Prescott" wrote: By next weekend there'll be cooler and fresher conditions across the UK, as low pressure moves in from the west. All areas are at risk of rain, the heaviest of which will be in the north and west. Which won't happen I presume until Fung Wang runs out of pressure. It is slated to reach 100 knots tomorrow. Signs of its...

25th July to 1st August: 18:42. This'll be interesting. A wet spell but an unstable one. What should happen is that the storms working on the coast of North America will be replaced by a set of them working elsewhere. Or not as the case may be. We have 2 or 3 days to prepare. The thing is, those trailer park trashers won't be going around the

I have just beeen looking at some erstwhile newsgroups and seen the way that all Usenet will go if there is any chance of it ever being capable of offering something useful to mankind. It is how satan will shut it down. I think the biblical allusion is "as waves" or the "sea of humanity". Signal to noise. Shame to think that a group that has almost no posters in it can so easily go the same way...

18th to 25th July: 07:59. This spell is an 8 o'clock And the last spell was based on the phase of the moon being somewhere near 4 o'clock. I get the idea that these spells are similar except that with the first, the weathr is warm and a Low presents itself at the North Pole. Tropical storms occur on the Norrth American coasts of the Pacific and Atlantic.

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On the peak of mount Logan, is the temperature there below 0 degrees Celcius year-round?

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The site is down till Monday which means he is working on something interesting for it. I hope I can gues what it is: http://www.tornadohistoryproject.com/index.php