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WEATHER 2009 !


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It's funny how every single year, even months ahead of the festival a lot of people predict "It's gonna be a scorcher this year" or "It's gonna be a bloody hot 'un this year!".

That said, I predict this year's weather will be pretty good. Last year's wasn't too bad atall. Mainly warm with just a little rain on the Thursday night. This year's will be a little better. Warmer temperatures(but not scorching hot), and with no rain atall. Wellies will not be needed. Let's see if I'm right with that prediction......

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I predict a certainty for rain - that if it does rain it will move in a downwards direction.

I predict a certainty for sun - that if it is sunny, baldies better wear hats, and cans of beer will go warm.

I predict a certinaty for mud - that if its muddy, you will deffo find some evidence of that mud on your gear in 12 months time when you go to Glasto 2010.

I predict a certainy for wind - if it windy you will see at least 1 toppled gazebo.

Dunno what I meant by any of that - but oh well! :lol:

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I've heard on good authority that it will be a scorcher with some cloud cover to keep the heat in at night. Pack your sun screen.

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http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/event_...asp?eventID=559

when will they sort it out. can someone witha working email find out?

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I am happy to report the following from Weather Online:

*June*

The month begins cool and unsettled, the weather providing limited summer like conditions to the southern half of the UK, mainly a north/south division in conditions.

The middle of the month sees the weather remaining cool and possibly becoming if anything rather more unsettled countrywide for a time, high pressure then taking control from the third week so the prospect of much warmer and summery conditions right the way through until the end of June across the south of the UK, still rather more mixed over northern Briatin.

*July*

High pressure is in control to begin with locally very warm to hot conditions through the first week, although it'll all 'go bang' rather soon into the second week when mixed and cooler Atlantic influences take control.

The middle part of July again looks set to provide a north / south divide with the best of the weather over England and Wales, rather more changeable across northern Britain.

The hint of better conditions during the third week with higher pressure established close by, although the possibility of a cool northerly establishing later in the month.

Have it!

Kernow.

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Snips from article on the Torygraph today. We need to order some of this Atlantic inactivity for June methinks :lol::

Arrival of British Summer Time heralds week of dry and sunny weather

The arrival of British Summer Time has heralded a spell of warm and sunny weather this week after what looks set to be the driest March in more than a decade, according to forecasters.

The month was the driest March since 1997, according to the Met Office.

Explaining why March had been so dry and settled, she said that Atlantic low pressure weather systems had not been as “intense or active” as usual.

When asked if the adage “a good summer follows a bad winter” was true, she replied: “There’s absolutely no evidence of that, unfortunately.”

She added: “It’s too soon to say for sure if the summer’s going to pan out well, but after the winter we’ve had we certainly deserve it.”

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its almost april and still nothing. crikey.

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Snips from article on the Torygraph today. We need to order some of this Atlantic inactivity for June methinks :ph34r::

Arrival of British Summer Time heralds week of dry and sunny weather

The arrival of British Summer Time has heralded a spell of warm and sunny weather this week after what looks set to be the driest March in more than a decade, according to forecasters.

The month was the driest March since 1997, according to the Met Office.

Explaining why March had been so dry and settled, she said that Atlantic low pressure weather systems had not been as “intense or active” as usual.

When asked if the adage “a good summer follows a bad winter” was true, she replied: “There’s absolutely no evidence of that, unfortunately.”

She added: “It’s too soon to say for sure if the summer’s going to pan out well, but after the winter we’ve had we certainly deserve it.”

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