WEATHER 2009 !

[Superfly1967]

Jackone Forecast 18 (20th June 2009)

[howlin_pete]

Theres no number out of 10, so I'm at a loss. Break it to me, is it good or bad news?

EDIT: Actually, seems Sunday is the only day in any real danger of being a washout. And thats the furthest away with plently of time to change

Edited June 20, 2009 by howlin_pete

[Storm_NL]

Stop rowing. JACKONE has spoken

http://www.netweather.tv/forum/index.php?s...=0#entry1546799

[stuartbert two hats]

Theres no number out of 10, so I'm at a loss. Break it to me, is it good or bad news?

[stuartbert two hats]

Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

Make it stop getting worse!!!!

Who do we have to stick pins in to make this stop???

[Storm_NL]

Well, JACKONE obviously, but I don't think that will actually help the weather, just stop the forecasts getting worse!

[Splatt]

Doesn't look too good come late Saturday into Sunday to me

[Aby]

eh??

High Pressure centred off the west of Scandinavia covering the UK and giving NE winds, Pressure of around 1026mb, and warm sunny Weather for Glastonbury. The high pressure slowly edging north with pressure dropping back to around 1018mb by Thursday but still dry, sunny and perhaps turning very warm, possibly reaching 23-25c, Friday similar perhaps temps up a degree or so. For Saturday the high pressure tends to build back in from the north, and the risk of low pressure and rain for the south less than on previous runs, with the low pressure well into the continent. Sunday sees the breakdown from the west, but the rain probably only coming for the evening.

Sounds fine to me

[Aby]

or have I had a couple of glassed of vino too many and am I missing something really obvious?! :-S

[Alcatraz]

eh??

High Pressure centred off the west of Scandinavia covering the UK and giving NE winds, Pressure of around 1026mb, and warm sunny Weather for Glastonbury. The high pressure slowly edging north with pressure dropping back to around 1018mb by Thursday but still dry, sunny and perhaps turning very warm, possibly reaching 23-25c, Friday similar perhaps temps up a degree or so. For Saturday the high pressure tends to build back in from the north, and the risk of low pressure and rain for the south less than on previous runs, with the low pressure well into the continent. Sunday sees the breakdown from the west, but the rain probably only coming for the evening.

Sounds fine to me

Edited June 20, 2009 by Alcatraz

[sdaveak47]

I'm glad that "i'd love it to rain" chap is back

Can i ask why you'd like it to rain so much, theres plenty of valid arguments of why the majority of us hate the rain (the mud)

just wondered what you got out of it ?

Edited June 20, 2009 by sdaveak47

[kloot]

Jackone's sig offers a summary of sorts with:

The Latest Blog (Number 18 Issued 20th June 2009) -> http://www.netweather.tv/forum/index.php?s...=0#entry1546799

Some of the runs today go for a thundery breakdown next weekend, but operational runs are a bit better, perhaps keeping the breakdown a bit further away.

Again on the plus side the first three days still look mainly dry, settled and probably sunny and very warm.

But no number!

[howlin_pete]

Unfortunatly, the rest of the ensembles have the word 'thunderstorms' branded around near the word 'weekend'. It's a week away so still plenty of time to change.

Honestly, untill last year the only weather words I paid attention to were rain, sun and snow. Now I'm trying to make sense of a forign language to see if it's going to rain next week

[howlin_pete]

The latest update is now out and slightly better runs today, with perhaps the breakdown being slightly further away, however the CAPE levels are quite high for next weekend, meaning the risk of some thunderstorms next weekend.

[kloot]

Thats his summery from the discussion thread. So according to him it's a better outlook than yesterday, so probably still a 6

[JonboyT05]

rain all day on sunday according to metcheck

[MEGABOWL]

eh??

High Pressure centred off the west of Scandinavia covering the UK and giving NE winds, Pressure of around 1026mb, and warm sunny Weather for Glastonbury. The high pressure slowly edging north with pressure dropping back to around 1018mb by Thursday but still dry, sunny and perhaps turning very warm, possibly reaching 23-25c, Friday similar perhaps temps up a degree or so. For Saturday the high pressure tends to build back in from the north, and the risk of low pressure and rain for the south less than on previous runs, with the low pressure well into the continent. Sunday sees the breakdown from the west, but the rain probably only coming for the evening.

Sounds fine to me

[howlin_pete]

Its the chance of thunderstorms sunday thats worrying. I'd be gutted if it rained heavily sunday evening. Planning to stage hop between Ladyhawke, Roots Manuva then to Pyramid to get a good spot for Blur. If it was rainging it would make it a lot harder making my way between stages, as well as potentially dampening the atmosphere for Blur at the end

[Aragorn]

I wouldn't worry about sunday its 8 days away

looking at jackone's forecast I would say it is still around 7 based on the fact that at least 3 days look like being dry and warm

[guyfawkes]

I wouldn't worry about sunday its 8 days away

looking at jackone's forecast I would say it is still around 7 based on the fact that at least 3 days look like being dry and warm

[MEGABOWL]

Its the chance of thunderstorms sunday thats worrying. I'd be gutted if it rained heavily sunday evening. Planning to stage hop between Ladyhawke, Roots Manuva then to Pyramid to get a good spot for Blur. If it was rainging it would make it a lot harder making my way between stages, as well as potentially dampening the atmosphere for Blur at the end

[muddyslingbax]

rain all day on sunday according to metcheck

[muddyslingbax]

and i've got new wellies to wear so i'd like to wear them a little...but not too much

[scorp]

Sorry - it's not going to rain this year!

[irons]

and i've got new wellies to wear so i'd like to wear them a little...but not too much