Any thoughts on a heavy storm in the English Channel , morning of01 Jan 2018?
 

GFS and WRF both have the heavy winds passing between Brest and Nantes,
then continuing over northern France.
But WRF has the secondary low curving more and breaking out in the St
Malo, Channel Islands area of sea. Then over Cherbourg peninslar going
along the north coast of France.
But who would bet on that track instead of continuing out to mid
channel? 1987 in back of mind.

Any thoughts on a heavy storm in the English Channel , morningof 01 Jan 2018?
 

On 30/12/2017 13:12, N_Cook wrote:
GFS and WRF both have the heavy winds passing between Brest and Nantes,
then continuing over northern France.
But WRF has the secondary low curving more and breaking out in the St
Malo, Channel Islands area of sea. Then over Cherbourg peninslar going
along the north coast of France.
But who would bet on that track instead of continuing out to mid
channel? 1987 in back of mind.

ignore ,should have gone to
uk.sci.weather

Any thoughts on a heavy storm in the English Channel , morning of01 Jan 2018?
 

On 12/30/17 7:14 AM, N_Cook wrote:
On 30/12/2017 13:12, N_Cook wrote:
GFS and WRF both have the heavy winds passing between Brest and Nantes,
then continuing over northern France.
But WRF has the secondary low curving more and breaking out in the St
Malo, Channel Islands area of sea. Then over Cherbourg peninslar going
along the north coast of France.
But who would bet on that track instead of continuing out to mid
channel? 1987 in back of mind.

ignore ,should have gone to
uk.sci.weather

It's ok Nigel, it still makes more sense than the idiots arguing over
smoke machines for testing BMWs and Apple batteries.

Jeff


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Any thoughts on a heavy storm in the English Channel , morning of 01 Jan 2018?
 

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On 30/12/2017 13:12, N_Cook wrote:
GFS and WRF both have the heavy winds passing between Brest and Nantes,
then continuing over northern France.
But WRF has the secondary low curving more and breaking out in the St
Malo, Channel Islands area of sea. Then over Cherbourg peninslar going
along the north coast of France.
But who would bet on that track instead of continuing out to mid
channel? 1987 in back of mind.

ignore ,should have gone to
uk.sci.weather

Or Specsavers? ;-)

Mike.