"Norman" wrote in message
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Keith(Southend) wrote:

Now that's what I call a long range forecast ;-)

http://www.accuweather.com/ukie/bast...er=accuweather


If you really want to get into fantasy land a subscription to Netweather
Extra
is good value for money. Amongst a whole variety of really useful stuff
they
also include surface and upper air forecast charts for the North Atlantic
and
Europe in 12-hourly time-steps out to 9 months ahead, updated daily! These
originate in NCEP in the USA. Today's issue shows mild SW'lies over the
country
for Christmas Day! They also have UK regional monthly forecasts out to 9
months
ahead, also originating in NCEP. It's all quite entertaining stuff but
they
also have a great deal of very useful "conventional" model output on the
site.
It's one of the more useful sites I've come across. The cost of the
subscription is very modest - and no, I am not in any way involved with
the
site other than as a subscriber.


--
Norman Lynagh
Tideswell, Derbyshire
303m a.s.l.
------------------------------
He was exposed last year as being hopeless. I'm still waiting for all that
harsh weather and blizzards from last winter. One day all these "long range"
mystic Megs will get one right and we will have to put up with all the "told
you" they were good posts ;-(

Dave