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Winter Charts 2011/2012
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There was a time long ago when cigarettes had to carry a government health warning about the serious long term risks of smoking them.
Have to wonder if it isn't time we started putting something similar on these charts, the damage they are doing to things like blood pressure and stress levels is not funny, not at all:D
It's not a roller coaster, they keep going forward at about the same speed, this is more like that staircase thing in Florida. goes up slowly for what seems like for ever, then all of a sudden, it drops like a stone, and you don't know how soon it's going to stop and go up again.
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How mant times have people said "Game over", and then within a few hours even, the charts are hanging all manner of potential snowmageddon over us.
Times like this, I'm glad I've got my own private lamp post I can stare at, at least I can turn it off so that I don't get even more dissapointed
:D:D Shore, if it was easy, everybody would be doin it.😁
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H2UMrsRobinson wrote: »I'd rather gouge my own eyes out with hot teaspoons than go through the past weeks model watching again.
My sentitments exactly. I have spent the past couple of weeks checking the models on a daily basis. I was really hopeful of a decent cold spell for Ireland. The result? A few frosts, no snow and the mild Atlantic muck to win out at the weekend :mad:
MT's forecast this morning does not inspire enthusiasm either for cold lovers - mild next week with highs of 9-12oC. We could be back in October!
I think I will pass on the next rollercoaster ride. In my mind, the snow chances for Ireland this winter have all but gone.
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and then this[IMG]http://62.89.145.4/charts/18_300_uksnowdepth.png?dt=14January 20061218:42[/IMG]Musicman2000 wrote: »A reload for round 2:)
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tylercollins wrote: »2 questions
1.) What is the "546 dam line"?
2.) Sand bags ready. Explain?
The Dam line is the height of the 500mb level above sea level which varies depending on how cold or warm the lower atmosphere is.
A sub 528 dam is generally required for snow but the 546 is usually in the vicinity of Ireland in winter and not so far east.
We need blue colours over Ireland for any decent winter weather. This chart is a perfect example. (see graph on right of chart)
snow on the ground melts quickly but ice on rivers takes much longer. There was serious flooding in the UK in March 1947 because of this.0 -
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arctictree wrote: »A final blast of winter perhaps?
The ECM would say yes, but the gfs have none of it, If it dose happen its going to be a shock to the system after this week.0 -
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Elmer Blooker wrote: »this chart is a very big I'm afraid
I wouldn't know how to make it smaller
nice chart though!
Handy and simple site for resizing images:
http://www.resizeyourimage.com
Just follow the 3 simple steps on bottom of page and resize the image to whatever dimensions you want. A wee example:
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Musicman2000 wrote: »You might want to have a look for them, Looks like Easter could have a chill to it. Or the easter snow bunnies might make an appearance
ECM
As much as I want to believe it I doubt it will happen. Just one final tease until the end of the year.0 -
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