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Post by Ulric Lyons on May 13, 2009 13:50:39 GMT
Colder conditions will continue through May and well into June. There should be a noticeable uplift in temperature around the the last week in June, followed by a drop, about a week into July. Towards the end of July, the best warm weather of this summer will start, centered on mid August, and continuing through to around mid September. August temperatures should be well above average. In summer months, a temperature drop will force a rainfall jump, so expect heavier rain through May, around the summer solstice, and through the second half of July. Ulric Lyons.
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Post by astrodragon on May 14, 2009 14:18:16 GMT
I had to turn the heating on last night and this morning. 14th May, in the SOUTH of the UK...this is the latest I've ever had to do this, normally we take the duvet off the bed by 1st May at the latest - not this year!!
Its summer solstice in 5 weeks, you'd never know by the weather...
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Post by cyberzombie on May 14, 2009 17:24:37 GMT
Reasonable temps in the Twin Cities atm. Had to turn on the heat this morning as we'd left the windows open last night. Too brisk for my wife to get out from under the comforter...
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Post by william on May 14, 2009 18:19:20 GMT
Latitude 51N.
Yesterday we had a low of -2C. Significant snow fall in surrounding areas. Today is better low 2C and high 11C.
People are still wearing gloves and hats at the LRT (Light Rapid Transit) stop in the morning.
The grass is starting to turn green but there are no leaves out.
Friends in other cities are noting unusual cold.
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Post by Ulric Lyons on Aug 3, 2009 15:03:50 GMT
Colder conditions will continue through May and well into June. There should be a noticeable uplift in temperature around the the last week in June, followed by a drop, about a week into July. Towards the end of July, the best warm weather of this summer will start, centered on mid August, and continuing through to around mid September. August temperatures should be well above average. In summer months, a temperature drop will force a rainfall jump, so expect heavier rain through May, around the summer solstice, and through the second half of July. Ulric Lyons. Just looking for the warm August bit now.
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Post by sigurdur on Aug 3, 2009 15:28:39 GMT
And September and October Urlic
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Post by jtom on Aug 3, 2009 19:17:58 GMT
Time for winter predictions.
Unusually long, weak sunspot cycle generally portends cooler weather. A cool summer is usually followed by a cold winter. A late Atlantic tropical storm/hurricane season precedes a cold winter.
That's enough correlations for me. I'm predicting a cold winter for at least the eastern half of the US.
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Post by Ulric Lyons on Sept 18, 2009 14:08:15 GMT
And September and October Ulric Well this is Autumn not Summer, but now we are here, I am expecting a small uplift in temperatures from around 21st Sept. lasting 7-10 days, look out for stronger coronal hole activity around then: www.solen.info/solar/coronal_holes.htmlMost of October will see below average temperatures, the Moon position will accentuate this from 11-14th. There is a minor uplift from around the 28th, but that is it. See if you can see a little bump up in El Nino later this month, and then a noticeable drop through October.
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