A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom


Best,
David

On Mar 3, 11:22*am, Waghorn wrote:
A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom

Best,
David

Midnight on the 2nd shows low centred on the south coast of Greenland
at 935 m/b. http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten/fsreaeur.html

There is something at this link, David, but probably not quite what you are
looking for
http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Weather satellite images at:
www.woksat.info/wwp.html

"Waghorn" wrote in message
...
A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom


Best,
David

On 3 Mar, 18:52, "Bernard Burton"
wrote:
There is something at this link, David, but probably not quite what you are
looking forhttp://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Weather satellite images at:www.woksat.info/wwp.html

"Waghorn" wrote in message

...

A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom

Best,
David

Thanks for both replies but we already have NCEP and ECWF reanalysis
data and some surface analyses have been published. I was hoping
someone might have a fax copy of a UKMO Bracknall analysis(es), or
something sitting around on a dusty shelf ....
I hope to win the lottery as well...

Cheers,
David

"Waghorn" wrote ...
snip
Thanks for both replies but we already have NCEP and ECWF reanalysis
data and some surface analyses have been published. I was hoping
someone might have a fax copy of a UKMO Bracknall analysis(es), or
something sitting around on a dusty shelf ....
I hope to win the lottery as well...


.... if you've got the 'Weather log' from 'Weather' for those dates,
then effectively you've got the analysis, as the charts were drawn
from the working chart in CFO, which charts are also the basis (though
an earlier cut-off) of the FAX output. I know the 'log' charts are
small, but if it's a broad overview you want, they would perhaps fit
the bill?

Martin.


--
Martin Rowley
West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl
Lat: 50.82N Long: 01.88W
NGR: SU 082 023

David, the library and archive at MetO in Exeter will be able to run off a
photocopy of the plotted and analysed chart for you. There will be a fee for
this though. Worth contacting.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporat...ary/index.html

Will
--

On 3 Mar, 21:01, "Will Hand" wrote:
David, the library and archive at MetO in Exeter will be able to run off a
photocopy of the plotted and analysed chart for you. There will be a fee for
this though. Worth contacting.http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporat...ary/index.html

Will
--

Thanks Will- I hadn't realised they offer this service off-site. Will
enquire.

Martin- the Weather Log charts are too small for our purpose. Cheers.

Thanks everybody-as ever this NG on form is a jolly helpful place.

Best,
David

On 4 Mar, 09:27, Waghorn wrote:
On 3 Mar, 21:01, "Will Hand" wrote:

David, the library and archive at MetO in Exeter will be able to run off a
photocopy of the plotted and analysed chart for you. There will be a fee for
this though. Worth contacting.http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporat...ary/index.html

Will
--

Thanks Will- I hadn't realised they offer this service off-site. Will
enquire.

Martin- the Weather Log charts are too small for our purpose. Cheers.

Thanks everybody-as ever this NG on form is a jolly helpful place.

Best,
David

Just to say the NML were very helpful. Although the ASXX is not
available for 1991 they scanned the available charts and sent by
return email (no cost).
Cheers all round!
D

On 3 Mar, 18:52, "Bernard Burton"
wrote:

Nice one Berardo.

There is something at this link, David, but probably not quite what you are
looking forhttp://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Weather satellite images at:www.woksat.info/wwp.html

"Waghorn" wrote in message

...



A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom

Best,
David

Stop fricking top posting will ya!!

On 3 Mar, 11:22, Waghorn wrote:
A very long shot this I know, but-

I wonder if some one has a UKMO North Atlantic surface analysis for 12
UTC on 3 Feb 1991, or indeed any surface analyses for 02-03 Feb 1991.

This relates to the exceptional extratropical cyclone known as 'The
Greenhouse Low' which produced extreme winds over Iceland.

Please contact me at
davidDOTwaghornATgmailDOTcom

Best,
David

David

Sorry I cannot answer this but do have a question.
Did this low have any affect on the delevopment of the significant
cold and snowy spell that month?