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  1. I'll politely ask if I may, what are your thoughts on the direction of the Iberian low over the weekend?
  2. Thanks. As opposed to the current situation of sliding down the coast of Portugal, whats to stop the models sending it more-so through Spain and into the western Med? I can't help but think this can't be ruled out.
  3. So I understand what you mean, are you suggesting that the low over Iberia could track somewhat more easterly than is currently being shown?
  4. Excuse the basic nature of the questioning, but is the basic set up for the weekend coming locked in now? We have the low that moves from Biscay all the way down past Madeira between Friday and Sunday, with the Azores high out halfway to Bermuda. I can't help but think theres more to develop in this respect.
  5. Could anyone who is experienced at reading charts give me there interpretation for the Canaries from Saturday 11th onwards? Normal NE'ly winds would be most welcome...don't want any storms disrupting my holiday! Long-range forecast doesn't look good!
  6. Los Gigantes, Tenerife - Currently 22'C with sunshine and patchy cloud, light breeze.
  7. I'm an interested weather observer, although not a forecaster myself. The better half and I are off to Jersey for 5 days from this Sunday. Could anyone give me an idea of how the forecast is panning out for next week? Many thanks
  8. Would somebody better qualified than me give me their assessment of the weather likely in southern Lanzarote last week in August?
  9. Exactly, there's enough in the models to suggest as much. Mother Nature hasn't even decided if the cold is here to stay yet, but some on here have already made their mind up.
  10. Nottingham has a slight urban heat island effect and its quite noticable in cold weather like this when driving from one side to the other. Its usually 2-3'C warmer in the city centre than on the far outskirts. Plus you're unlikely to see lying snow on roads/paths there due to the sheer amount of traffic and copious amounts of salt the council have spread recently.
  11. Still hammering it down in Heanor. Thicker and thinner then thicker again. Cars covered, settling on the roads.
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