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Spring 2013 UK Long Range Weather Forecast W Yorks and Yonder
Spring UK Long Range Weather Forecast W Yorks and Yonder Cold and wet with snow thrown in just about sums up this Spring season. Spring is late arriving this year and will be characterised by some strong if not fierce … Continue reading
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Winter 2012-13 Long Range Weather Forecast W Yorks UK and Yonder
WINTER 2012-2013 GENERAL THEME WINTER 2012-2013 Nearly two years ago, during Feb 2011, Ken Paone, a very skilful US astro-meteorologist asked me to take a look ahead at this UK winter to see what I could forecast very long range. … Continue reading
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Tagged aquatic life, blizzards, extremely frosty, extremes stormy weather, gales, hurricane, Japan, NZ, raging gales, seismic, sleet, snow, spectacular watching, supermoon, syszgy, turbulence, volcanic activity, warm micro pockets, west coast Ireland, wild weather, winter showers
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