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By: Weatherman - 2nd February 2006 at 15:09
Hi,
Another weekend is upon us...isn't this year going fast?
High pressure is still dominating things, although I'm starting to think that we may see a change in conditions come early next week.
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Now, a few comments were raised about the last forecast I posted. You'll know that as well as posting on TP (and writing for the magazine), I also post to the Fkyer forum. Yes, it gets my small business known, and hopefully raises weather awareness amongs pilots. It's posted free as hopefully, one day, you'll also use one of my paid-for services, whether that be attending a Weather School or calling the Tal to a Forecaster number.
I'm pleased to be a member of the forum and will also answer any questions you might have about the weather, so feel free to ask them. I might not be in here everyday, but as soon I get chance, I'll log on and will answer and questions you may have.
Incidentally, I'd welcome your feedback on a new service I have just introduced, the Aviation Weather Information Service (AWIS). The forecasts are free and are at http://www.awis.org.uk, I'd be pleased to know what you think...again, not advertising just an appeal for your feedback...and one day, I might make a bit of dosh from it!
Have a good one,
Simon
Simon Keeling
WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST
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Issued: 1500 Thursday 2nd February 2006
FRIDAY (see http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack0a.gif):
High pressure dominating again through Friday, being centred off the west coast of Wales. A weak warm front will be brushing the coasts of northern Scotland.
For many the day will be another dull and gloomy one. Plenty of mist and cold too.
Ireland should see some brighter spells, as well as southern parts of Scotland.
For the north of Scotland drizzly outbreaks of rain are likely as the warm front passes.
Winds will be variable mainly NE 02-05kt (F2) in the south, SW 5-10kt (F3) in the north.
SATURDAY (see http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack1a.gif):
High pressure holds on to western coasts of Wales. Weak fronts will move southeast off the coasts of eastern England and into the North Sea.
Probably a better chance of see some sunshine over Wales and southwest England, but lots of cloud inland.
Thicker cloud for Scotland and northern England as well as East Anglia, bringing some outbreaks of rain here, most of it light. Plenty of low cloud and drizzle around western and northern Scotland.
Winds VRB mainly NE-ENE 3-6kt (F2-F3) in the south, W-SW 5-9kt (F2-F3) in the north.
SUNDAY (see http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack2a.gif):
The high is expected to drift southwest to be off southwest England on Sunday afternoon. A strengthening southwest flow through Scotland with a warm front moving east.
Mist and fog may be a problem for many in the morning. Little change for much of England and Wales during the day. A brisker wind for Scotland, bringing cloud and some drizzly spots of rain to west and north coasts.
Winds VRB 4-7kt (F2-F3) in the south, SW 12-18kt (F4-F5) in the north.
**ends**