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October 26th 09, 06:10 PM
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South or Southwest
I know I shouldn't watch it but the BBC breakfast weather presenter
seems to struggle with her geography as much as meteorology. She repeatedly stated that mild air was moving up from the SW all the way from Iberia and North Africa. So is the air Atlantic or continental? Simon (South Yorkshire) |
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October 26th 09, 06:14 PM
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South or Southwest
wrote in message ... I know I shouldn't watch it but the BBC breakfast weather presenter seems to struggle with her geography as much as meteorology. She repeatedly stated that mild air was moving up from the SW all the way from Iberia and North Africa. So is the air Atlantic or continental? Simon (South Yorkshire) To be fair to the lovely Carol Simon, the air has a modified tropical continental origin. Originating from North Africa but then moistening up as it recurves to come in from the SW. See http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._pressure.html Will -- |
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