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UV-RAY

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  1. http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/76585-manmade-climate-change-discussion/?p=2912844 Is this a case of playing the man and not the science, and besides what's a man's religious convictions have to do with how a good a scientists he his. And I find it rich that many proponents of AGW use Roy Spencer's data as a source of evidence, irony at it's best!
  2. I bet there's been quite a few who've missed work in the flooded areas though, as well as seeing there homes flooded and all there valuables lost, and I don't think for one minute they'll be saying "thank god it's mild".
  3. Indeed, it appears the warming biases is rife within all climate models hardly surprising really given the fact that if your given a shedload of money to show an increasing warming trend, then you better deliver a manipulated response to your paymasters. One does wonder on the outcome if we end up nowhere near the IPCC's lower scale of warming trend, because I for one feel that this is looking far fetched at this moment in time. Time will tell of course but the odds look stacked against any significant increase anytime soon.
  4. I think we'll see a coldish March and April followed by a warm May and June. Thereafter cool and wet, another hunch but hopefully we'll see some warm and sunny weather for at least 8 weeks of the year, which I'll take right now.
  5. Indeed Nick, time to move on from fanciful thoughts of cold and snow, what would be truly amazing would be seeing these conditions persist throughout February as I' don't recall a winter from the 40 or so that I can remember well, where all three months were mild and wet without a single spell of cold weather lasting beyond 24 hours. I think this year we could well be seeing a cold late March/April with frequent Northerlies, similar to those awful winters of yesteryear.
  6. I saw it a few weeks back, unfortunately rain still played a big part for the month ahead.
  7. Looks like Piers Corbyns February forecast won't be far off the mark if it pans out like that. A thoroughly depressing winter of floods and gales with the only saving grace of spring being around the corner.
  8. A good question, I would say something similar to one of those awful ( for cold and snow ) nineties, early noughties winters GW, possibly even mid 70S?
  9. Lol, you reside in Dorset so I'm surprised you didn't have to wait longer for snow.
  10. His forecasts aren't as bad as you may think, you have to subscribe to get the details but he's no worse than any other long range forecaster if not better than all of them. As for another cold March well Piers would be right then as March is Spring.
  11. A stab in the dark here Nick but I wonder if the uptick in solar output has been responsible for this?
  12. The death bell tolls for winter 2013/14, the background signals, blah, blah, blah are irrelevant as that little piece of vortex anchored over Canada looks like going nowhere fast anytime soon. Piers Corbyn forecasted an exceptionally warm February and whilst I can't see that happening just yet, I do think we'll be looking at milder rather than colder weather for next month, just a hunch.
  13. To be quite frank the words patience and potential are beginning to grate me with too many banking all our hopes on a SSW which may or may not lead us all to riches. I said a couple of weeks back that this winter bears all the hallmarks of a nineties, noughties winter when there was a cold block to our NE whilst we sat in no mans land with the promise of impending cold, which never came.
  14. Cant argue there as it really is turning into a mare if it's cold and snow you like, mind you Gaz it's not been a good one for the mildies either really with far too much wind and rain on a daily basis. I'll be glad to see the back of this winter and hopefully we get a warm dry spring so we can all dry out from this wretched winter.
  15. Who'll be a pro forecaster when you have a week like the upcoming one, gawd knows what we will end with from the latter part of this week onwards, none of the models have got this in the bank yet and we may have to wait until midweek before we start too see a path forward, perhaps!
  16. Reminds me of the Basil Fawlty sketch with the tree branch and his car.
  17. As all the makings of cold rain for the west with cold rain proceeded by snow for the east, with the battleground perhaps moving out to the North sea again. Hopefully not!
  18. Besides the climate change threat GW, I pretty much agree with you on all these issues. If we take away all the ballyhoo and posturing on these forums then I guess most of us fear much of the same things.
  19. Agree with all of that but they somehow missed the extreme cold in North America knocker? Ignore that I clicked on the wrong link it's showing, but why isn't it a headline for your link?
  20. Your response is illogical, if you wish to learn on how to read the models then following the likes of Steve Murr and Nick Sussex along with a few others will put you in good stead. Saying it will rain in the MOD thread, "no matter how many charts you post" isn't going to win you many friends or help you understand how to read the models.
  21. Lol, very fitting. Who labelled you that as I haven't heard that saying for many a year.
  22. Deary me I think I'm suffering from the early onset of Alzheimer's, your right I meant January 84.
  23. Your obviously young as January 87 brought copious amounts of snow from a westerly from a two week cold spell.
  24. Looks impressive now, but no doubt it would be heavily modified nearer the time. Still it's possible as there is an awful lot of cold air spilling out of Greenland into the North Atlantic.
  25. As it stands quite a few could see snow falling during the coming week, with those further NE/E seeing the best prospects of lying snow come the end of the week. A real wintry mix for the UK, it would be nice to see some HP moving in to dry things up at some point in FI though.
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