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Weather next week - are we back to normal

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  • 03-06-2013 8:31pm
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    Old diesel
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    Looking at GFS charts for next week - not liking the look of the lower pressures at all :eek:.

    12 z isn't looking appealing at all - the only positive is that the Monday and Tuesday charts aren't as bad looking as the 06z this morning.

    What are your thoughts - im particularly concerned by the apparent slow movement towards higher pressure towards the end of the run.

    What delightful weather :mad: can we expect - or am I missing something in my lack of weather knowledge.

    Just as I was starting to get a bit of faith in the weather again :rolleyes:.

    Thank you

    Old diesel


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    Gonzo
    Moderators, Science, Health & Environment Moderators Posts: 16,905 Mod ✭✭✭✭Gonzo


    we are due a week of dry, warmish and sunny weather lasting till next Monday or Tuesday, that's propably the best spell of relatively warm/dry/sunny weather we've had in 7 years. The wet muck is always around the corner in this country, so enjoy these few days of 'summer' and hope that we will have another week or 2 of similar conditions before the end of September... if that happens that's a decent Irish summer, a couple of weeks of settled warm weather in Ireland is like asking for a month of snow showers and easterly's during the Irish winter.


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    mike65
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    The F1 charts look more promising today, but there is really little point in looking beyond a week except for amusement.


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