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stewfox

Member Since 02 Jan 2008
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In Topic: Arctic Ice Discussion (the what should be the Melt but isn't yet)

Today, 07:01

View PostGray-Wolf, on 22 May 2012 - 07:17 , said:

181406 sqkm losses yesterday according to JAXA yesterday Stew? (pre-adj)

It's what you get when you reach 'average ' ice levels with ice outside the basin?

Regardless of its merits I do like the easy to read graph

http://www.ijis.iarc...aice_extent.htm


It will be interesting to see the 2010's average but we will have to wait 8 years for that.

204,000 loss yesterday but again they guys that present the data haven't been on a Excel course

http://www.ijis.iarc...extent/plot.csv

In Topic: Warm/hot Spell Discussion 22nd May Onwards

Today, 06:47

View Postmushymanrob, on 25 May 2012 - 06:32 , said:

Just wondering, This current hot spell has been warmer and longer then expected, with hints that itll stay warm/hot throughout next week, seeing May out.

Now whilst hot spells at this time of the year are common enough, im struggling to remember such a prolonged and widespread hot spell since 1970.

Several I would imagine , I think 89 a lot of warm/hot day in mid late May ,temps mid 80s but may have that year wrong, but as you say not that uncommon , i'm sure there have been more since 1970, Mr Data ?

In Topic: Fed Up With Overcast, Rain And Cold?

Yesterday, 21:35

View Postdamianslaw, on 24 May 2012 - 21:32 , said:

I wonder how long it will be before we see a thread titled 'fed up with dry sunny warm weather'..

1 more day ?? but mods wouldn't allow it

In Topic: Arctic Ice Discussion (the what should be the Melt but isn't yet)

21 May 2012 - 18:51

View PostGray-Wolf, on 19 May 2012 - 11:28 , said:

http://www.ijis.iarc...aice_extent.htm


Didn't know this was back!

Very different to the Roos 15% level isn't it?



Great news now we get daily doom and gloom or cheer and wonder Posted Image

Next 6 weeks as always the most crucial time. The data set doesn't seem as easy on the eye to read as it was before.

In Topic: Frost Watch

17 May 2012 - 15:25

View Postreef, on 17 May 2012 - 15:15 , said:

Both cold and mild/warm weather downgrade all year round as it gets closer to the time. Its just that in winter its more noticeable. For example, if a forecast temperature of 15C becomes 13C the conditions on the ground will be similar and nobody will notice. However, if 0C and snow becomes 2C and rain/sleet, then its very noticeable.

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I agree snowmen dont really care if its 15c or 13c as there not there.

0 or 2c its crucial its the difference between winters over or does this mean it will snow on christmas day.

No frost her but its been cold

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