Model Output Discussions 06z 04/11/16
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phil nw., in Model Discussion Archive
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Latest Weather News
UK weather: More wind and heavy rain whistling through this week with wintry showers.
Our weather is changing very quickly, none of the November static raining for days. However, there is more windy weather on the way and spells of rain or hefty showers. Read the full update here
Storm Atiyah arriving as a week of blink and you'll miss it weather gets underway
Storm Atiyah arrives as we end the weekend and head into the new working week. Very active, mobile and frequently changeable, 'blink and you'll miss it' type weather will then continue throughout. Read the full update here
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Winter Forecast Issued
Netweather forecasts posted a topic in Latest weather updates from Netweather,
The Netweather long range forecast for Winter 2019 / 2020 has been issued.- 0 replies
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December 2019 C.E.T. and EWP forecast contests -- start of the 2019-2020 competition year
Roger J Smith posted a topic in Weather Discussion - Winter,
Get your entries in for the December CET competition - the first one of the 2019/2020 competition year!-
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Teleconnections - Interactions and Impact
Blessed Weather posted a topic in Weather Discussion - Winter,
Track the teleconnections, their impacts and their interactions this Autumn and Winter.-
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NOAA satellite images decoded. Daily images.
BurntFishTrousers posted a topic in Weather Discussion - Winter,
Recently posted in the Hurricane Lorenzo thread some NOAA satellite images I was able to receive with a decent 137Mhz antenna and some decoding software. People were doing this sort of thing way back 15-20 years ago, but you don't see many images posted nowadays. It's still quite cool!-
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What are these clouds?
Climate Man posted a question in Weather and Meteorology Q&A,
I took the following pictures in the Alps at the end of September. I am not a great expert on clouds and wonder if someone can help with information about the type?- 1 reply
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