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WEATHER 2009 !


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Latest GFS model output from this morning (06Z) shows hot and sunny weather with the chance of a few storms at the weekend. This is the sort of forecast all the models have been showing for a while now, so I'm starting to think it's somewhat set in stone.

My synopsis is: Very warm throughout with possible thundery showers from Friday onwards.

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Here's a scary pic.

It's the total rain total forecast between now and 6am on Sunday, with most of it falling on Saturday. Glastonbury is just under the 20-30mm area, worryingly close to the 40mm! I'm sure it will change many time before the event, hopefully for the better.

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Id definitely deal on that!

There's a slight air of concern in me that a glorious wednesday and thursday followed by thunderstorms... sounds veeeeeeery similar to 2007... Naturally noone's predicting that kind of rain, but I cant help but spot the link!

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Latest GFS model output from this morning (06Z) shows hot and sunny weather with the chance of a few storms at the weekend. This is the sort of forecast all the models have been showing for a while now, so I'm starting to think it's somewhat set in stone.

My synopsis is: Very warm throughout with possible thundery showers from Friday onwards.

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At least it only looks like patches of rain and not a massive f**king front that is guaranteed to wipe us out. There will be lots of sun and heat around for the whole weekend so if it does strike any mud or wetness should dry up pretty quick.
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Apparently "GFS 6z now going for a completely dry easterly now,right out to next wednesday"

Unfortunately i have no understanding of what that means (i'm guessing good) or how likely it is to happen (i'm guessing not likely)

I've really got to stop this

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Hi dirk4danger do you actually know much about the weather ?

you've done a synopsis and are talking about different models but i find it hard to tell who knows what they are talking about and who hasn't clue

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this question wasn't meant to be as rude as it comes across !

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