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matmilne

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    scoring holly wood movies<br />theoretical weather and theoretical physics<br />astronomy and theoretical astrophysics<br />human rights<br />Tornadoes and hurricanes

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  1. at approximately 1300 and 1401 respectively the storm cell over the north east of aberdeenshire formed 2 funnel clouds, including one which snaked across the sky. quite something to watch i can tell you! great weather day.
  2. average winter sounds good to me. but last year was supposed to be a dry and warm winter and we had the worst snow fall in 50 years (though it did all fall in 2 weeks in march). if we could get a white christmass for a change that would be great. The main thing for us about elnin is that the jet should be pulled further south resulting in the polar air mass coming further south than it did last year bringing generally colder conditions to the uk at various points. When it's warm it may be warmer the you'd expect, when it's cold it could be much colder than you'd expect. But it really all depends on how the main elements develop. What effect an early start will have on enin's progress is the question.
  3. NE scotland, ellon, current windspeed 35mph.
  4. couple of cms of snow in the rural north east, snowing on and off in the last hour, ground frozen solid.
  5. blizzard conditions here in tarves (13 mil north w aberdeen) at 100m since 11am
  6. still snow and sleet showers here north of aberdeen at 100m. not lying on wet roads, lying on the grass though.
  7. sleet turned to snow here at tarves (6 miles west of ellon, 13 miles north of aberdeen) at 12.10am wed 16th, still snowing heavily, visibility less than 20m at times, large flakes, snow accumulating (ie lying) at less than 100m above sea level!
  8. since nobody bothered seeing as everywhere except the south will get bad weather this is the thread for the almost hurricane storm presently tearing up scotland and northern ireland. monday 7th november 2005 nw aberdeenshire: house floor shaking due to severe gales. lights flickering.
  9. if any of you have looked at the gfs for november, ther's a storm with a cp of 940 about to walz its way through greenland
  10. can anyone give us a similar year where the weather of the year up till today roughly matched ours for this year. and a similar decade. It would give us an idea of the most likely scenarios for winter this year.
  11. there is a storm heading towards us with a pressure centre lower than that of wilma when she was still a category 2! and by the looks of things, ex wilma will be with us in about a week as well. We're just about to see our end of october storm season. oh and there are presently 3 trpcl waves heading in, keep watching i don't think this season's over yet.
  12. prepare for the rain remnants of wilma this week. the outflow is being wound around the big low over northern canada which is due to crawl its way over here this week.
  13. take a look at this, see the second system developing in the south east
  14. with 4 tropical waves now waltzing in alpha is inevitable. as for wilma, just how much worse could this thing get, it was a cat 5 before it got anywhere near the warmest parts of the gulf, florida still looks likely with most tracks over it. what areas will that storm surge hit?
  15. that's the second tropical wave, there are four. one formed wilma, the next one is coming in now, and the others are right behind what would be nasty is if the two interacted and we were left with 2 cat 5's dancing around one another.
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