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NAE model no longer available?

Mr Cumulonimbus · 2014-01-26 00:52:46

I notice the NAE (North Atlantic and European) predictive model is no longer available to view at the weatheronline site. There's only the EURO4 model there now for the more hi-res outlook. Has the NAE been discontinued? According to this post over on Netweather, the BBC weather forecasts have been using Euro4 instead of…

26-01-2014 12:52am

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I notice the NAE (North Atlantic and European) predictive model is no longer available to view at the weatheronline site. There's only the EURO4 model there now for the more hi-res outlook. Has the NAE been discontinued?

According to this post over on Netweather, the BBC weather forecasts have been using Euro4 instead of the NAE since last November for their output.

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#2 26-01-2014 5:40am

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Euro4 is the successor to the NAE .

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#3 26-01-2014 10:06am

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Yeah the NAE has been phased out.

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