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January 9th 04, 07:48 PM
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I have a feeling the GFS will come through better on this one, and we will
see this low feature further South, giving most trouble to N. France. With all the water in the S\SE at the moment, one would like to think so! Mind you, unlike '87, there are no leaves on the trees. Still, Monday could be very nasty if that Fax Chart is anything to go by. |
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January 9th 04, 08:12 PM
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"danny" wrote in message ... | I have a feeling the GFS will come through better on this one, and we will | see this low feature further South, giving most trouble to N. France. With | all the water in the S\SE at the moment, one would like to think so! Mind | you, unlike '87, there are no leaves on the trees. Still, Monday could be | very nasty if that Fax Chart is anything to go by. | Danny, Think, for a moment, how educated are the chief forecasters who issue these charts ? How vast is the wealth of information that they are open to ? There is so much variation, given the latest model output, butpotentially the scope is there for structual damage and potential life threatening circumstances. How would you cope with this situation on your shoulders ? Joe |
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January 10th 04, 11:43 AM
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"Joe Hunt" wrote in message
... "danny" wrote in message ... | I have a feeling the GFS will come through better on this one, and we will | see this low feature further South, giving most trouble to N. France. With | all the water in the S\SE at the moment, one would like to think so! Mind | you, unlike '87, there are no leaves on the trees. Still, Monday could be | very nasty if that Fax Chart is anything to go by. | Danny, Think, for a moment, how educated are the chief forecasters who issue these charts ? How vast is the wealth of information that they are open to ? There is so much variation, given the latest model output, butpotentially the scope is there for structual damage and potential life threatening circumstances. How would you cope with this situation on your shoulders ? Joe It's at situations like this that I'm glad I DON'T have Will's job. Although I find the events in themselves fascinating, they lose their appeal when life and property are on the line. I do hope this doesn't turn out as bad as it clearly could do. -- Rob Overfield Hull; 3m ASL http://www.astrosport02.karoo.net/YorkshireWeather/ |
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