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Wed 20th of january cold air vs warm air the great battle

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    #32
    owenc
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 5,524 ✭✭✭owenc


    ugh i give up!!! jeeze what do we need for some cold weather! flip sake i go look at the stations and it says 5c for flip sake mind u its 4c but still be were net to be 2/3c now and that stupid station is showing 5.5c! and even ballypatrick forecast is showing 3c! and they would usually be showing 7c by now! ugh and i woke up with a migrane all because of this ugh!


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    #33
    Elmer Blooker
    Registered Users Posts: 6,038 ✭✭✭Elmer Blooker


    It seems we've reached stalemate in this cold V warm battle. A cold easterly is becoming increasingly unlikely, The ECM at 120, a time limit I've always found reliable shows the Atlantic encroaching although other models continue with the slack easterly theme. I think there's nothing happening to the east so imo I think an active Atlantic wouldn't be the worst, A NW or N'ly is probably our best bet for anything wintry at the moment.
    We'll see.


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    #34
    Mobhi1
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    Sunday and Monday look like a bit of a battleground with the cold winning out for a short while, more so over Britain though.


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    #35
    owenc
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 5,524 ✭✭✭owenc


    Mobhi1 wrote: »
    Sunday and Monday look like a bit of a battleground with the cold winning out for a short while, more so over Britain though.
    ugh if i was only 20 miles out to sea i would be in cold galour and economy glalour and everything galor!


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    #36
    Joe Public
    Registered Users Posts: 1,777 ✭✭✭Joe Public


    owenc wrote: »
    ugh if i was only 20 miles out to sea i would be in cold galour and economy glalour and everything galor!

    This might help - http://www.propertyindex.com/renting/c/211/Properties-to-Rent-in-Isle-Of-Man/1/a/


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    #37
    owenc
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 5,524 ✭✭✭owenc


    Joe Public wrote: »
    This might help - http://www.propertyindex.com/renting/c/211/Properties-to-Rent-in-Isle-Of-Man/1/a/

    erm the islt of man is 60 miles south east!:eek: its the east i.e inland southern scotland.. only about 20 miles away..


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    #38
    Speak Now
    Registered Users Posts: 8,507 ✭✭✭Speak Now


    owenc wrote: »
    ugh i give up!!! jeeze what do we need for some cold weather! flip sake i go look at the stations and it says 5c for flip sake mind u its 4c but still be were net to be 2/3c now and that stupid station is showing 5.5c! and even ballypatrick forecast is showing 3c! and they would usually be showing 7c by now! ugh and i woke up with a migrane all because of this ugh!

    Migrane eh :D Don't know how you'll cope with stress when you leave school and really have things to worry about ;)
    Owen the problem is that the cold weather we experienced recently was a one in twenty years occurance so while we may get some short sharp bursts of cold between now and march the odds against getting a prolomged cold spell so people can go walking a lakes again are against us :pac: I feel your pain though :) being a snow lover as well :cool:


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