simonjk
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Hello,
A mixed weekend beckons, but it could be worse!
Weather School is booking quickly. There are a few places left on Sailing Weather Part 1 (Saturday 9th November 2013) and on Part 2 (Saturday 16th November 2013) but they are filling up fast. Book online and find more information at www.weatherschool.co.uk.
Have you checked out the mobile version of Weatherweb. If you use a smartphone to access www.Weatherweb.net you will be automatically diverted to the new site. Let me know what you think. Of course you can use the desktop version of Weatherweb too and here you will find all the weather information you need.
If you would like forecasts by SMS or email then get your free 14-day trial at www.SailingWeather.co.uk This service gives constantly updated forecasts, when and where you need them and covers the UK and Europe.
If you have a friend who would like to receive this forecast by email each week ask them to subscribe by emailing sailingweather-subscribe@weatherweb.net.
Have a great weekend,
Simon
WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST
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Issued 1700 Thursday 25th July 2013
Saturday:
Low pressure is in control of conditions through Saturday. A thundery trough will be moving north out of France in the afternoon, and this is ex[ected to bring thundery rain northwards through the UK during the evening and overnight into Sunday.
All a bit of a mess for Saturday, but lets have a go! The morning is likely to be mainly dry with sunny spells and will be feeling warm. Some showers could occur across Wales, NW England and Scotland as well as Ireland. Cloud increases across southern England with some rain onto southern coasts by lunchtime (timings are uncertain so check the latest forecast).
The rain then turns more persistent on southern coasts through the afternoon, becoming thundery too. Outbreaks of rain into the Midlands and east Anglia by the evening, again these increasingly thundery. Be aware of deteriorating visibility as this rain arrives.
Most of northern England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland will have sunny spells and many areas will be dry, although some showers could occur on hills.
Winds mainly E 12-16kt (F4) in the south, SE 10-14kt (F3-F4) in the north.
http://www.weatherweb.net/wxwebchartsgfsukfronts.php?chart=pres3.gif
Sunday:
Again the pressure pattern is a bit of a mess for Sunday and so the forecast detail may change. However, a thundery trough passes north through the night reaching northern Scotland by evening. Drier weather follows from the south as a weak ridge builds.
Some heavy rain and poor visibility across northern England and Scotland on Sunday morning, the risk of some thunderstorms too. Showers across Wales and western parts of England, Wales and Ireland. The showers may be heavy.
Drier weather reaches England through the afternoon fro the south bringing sunny spells and drier conditions.
Winds E-SE 10-14kt (F3-F4) in Scotland, S 12-15kt (F3-F4) to the south.
http://www.weatherweb.net/wxwebchartsgfsukfronts.php?chart=pres4.gif
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ARE YOU WEATHER WHYS?
Learn more about the weather with my books and DVD's.
See free samples online at http://www.weatherweb.net.books.htm
*****
Hello,
A mixed weekend beckons, but it could be worse!
Weather School is booking quickly. There are a few places left on Sailing Weather Part 1 (Saturday 9th November 2013) and on Part 2 (Saturday 16th November 2013) but they are filling up fast. Book online and find more information at www.weatherschool.co.uk.
Have you checked out the mobile version of Weatherweb. If you use a smartphone to access www.Weatherweb.net you will be automatically diverted to the new site. Let me know what you think. Of course you can use the desktop version of Weatherweb too and here you will find all the weather information you need.
If you would like forecasts by SMS or email then get your free 14-day trial at www.SailingWeather.co.uk This service gives constantly updated forecasts, when and where you need them and covers the UK and Europe.
If you have a friend who would like to receive this forecast by email each week ask them to subscribe by emailing sailingweather-subscribe@weatherweb.net.
Have a great weekend,
Simon
WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST
===========================
Issued 1700 Thursday 25th July 2013
Saturday:
Low pressure is in control of conditions through Saturday. A thundery trough will be moving north out of France in the afternoon, and this is ex[ected to bring thundery rain northwards through the UK during the evening and overnight into Sunday.
All a bit of a mess for Saturday, but lets have a go! The morning is likely to be mainly dry with sunny spells and will be feeling warm. Some showers could occur across Wales, NW England and Scotland as well as Ireland. Cloud increases across southern England with some rain onto southern coasts by lunchtime (timings are uncertain so check the latest forecast).
The rain then turns more persistent on southern coasts through the afternoon, becoming thundery too. Outbreaks of rain into the Midlands and east Anglia by the evening, again these increasingly thundery. Be aware of deteriorating visibility as this rain arrives.
Most of northern England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland will have sunny spells and many areas will be dry, although some showers could occur on hills.
Winds mainly E 12-16kt (F4) in the south, SE 10-14kt (F3-F4) in the north.
http://www.weatherweb.net/wxwebchartsgfsukfronts.php?chart=pres3.gif
Sunday:
Again the pressure pattern is a bit of a mess for Sunday and so the forecast detail may change. However, a thundery trough passes north through the night reaching northern Scotland by evening. Drier weather follows from the south as a weak ridge builds.
Some heavy rain and poor visibility across northern England and Scotland on Sunday morning, the risk of some thunderstorms too. Showers across Wales and western parts of England, Wales and Ireland. The showers may be heavy.
Drier weather reaches England through the afternoon fro the south bringing sunny spells and drier conditions.
Winds E-SE 10-14kt (F3-F4) in Scotland, S 12-15kt (F3-F4) to the south.
http://www.weatherweb.net/wxwebchartsgfsukfronts.php?chart=pres4.gif
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