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Call me a perfectionist, but I'm not liking Sunday...

At the risk of annoying the weather god believers i could totally live with that. If we get that far without rain or signifcant mud i can live with (a bit of) wetness on the sunday

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At the risk of annoying the weather god believers i could totally live with that. If we get that far without rain or signifcant mud i can live with (a bit of) wetness on the sunday

It's ok, you don't annoy us. We just have more faith than you....

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Your ambassadorial work has been noted :) Are you coming to the Thursday meet?

Thanks Stu - love to. Where is it and what time? Sorry if the answer's already up, but with OVER 500 PAGES of NFR NFC to plough through it might take me all night to find it.

If only you'd put it in amongst the 32 pages of weather thread, eh?...

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Edit: So in other words the weather at the end of June will be the kind of weather you expect at the end of June.

That's what I got from it, slight threat of the end of a fairly nice period, but that always shows up as a possibility at this range

We remain in wait - beats some other recent years when by now we were locked into a shooting gallery of low pressure systems and praying they'd mostly miss us

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Thanks Stu - love to. Where is it and what time? Sorry if the answer's already up, but with OVER 500 PAGES of NFR NFC to plough through it might take me all night to find it.

If only you'd put it in amongst the 32 pages of weather thread, eh?...

6pm Avalon Café

It's got it's own thread! Not a NFR NFC meet, just a latecomers meet, although the core pagans will all be there.

http://www.efestivals.co.uk/forums/topic/184443-thursday-evening-efests-meet-up-lets-get-it-nailed/page-11#entry4389135

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The Tuesday / Wednesday of the festival are just about in view on the GFS charts now. Admittedly far enough away to have low confidence but to me there looks to be high pressure over the South West with it building on Tuesday and bang over us on the Weds (only shows 12am on the Wednesday though at the moment)

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The Tuesday / Wednesday of the festival are just about in view on the GFS charts now. Admittedly far enough away to have low confidence but to me there looks to be high pressure over the South West with it building on Tuesday and bang over us on the Weds (only shows 12am on the Wednesday though at the moment)

;)

Can I ask where you found that Joey? Tried looking but my efforts were fruitless. Closest I found was saying "Close to or warmer than average".

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That's what I got from it, slight threat of the end of a fairly nice period, but that always shows up as a possibility at this range

We remain in wait - beats some other recent years when by now we were locked into a shooting gallery of low pressure systems and praying they'd mostly miss us

exactly this - 2011 being a case in point.

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Here is some science for you:

Monday 23 June—Sunday 6 July An uncertain outlook with two competing scenarios

Northwesterly winds are most likely to persist with temperatures near normal.

There remains a lot of uncertainty about the overall pressure pattern over the UK, however there are two main competing scenarios;

Firstly, high pressure persists with mostly dry weather and a few showers in the northwest.

Alternatively a slow moving area of low pressure could form over the UK bringing heavy downpours of rain and a wet end to the month.

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Here is some science for you:

Monday 23 June—Sunday 6 July An uncertain outlook with two competing scenarios

Northwesterly winds are most likely to persist with temperatures near normal.

There remains a lot of uncertainty about the overall pressure pattern over the UK, however there are two main competing scenarios;

Firstly, high pressure persists with mostly dry weather and a few showers in the northwest.

Alternatively a slow moving area of low pressure could form over the UK bringing heavy downpours of rain and a wet end to the month.

This is exactly not what my blood pressure required. I might defect to the thread of faith for some spiritual healing

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Here is some science for you:

Monday 23 JuneSunday 6 July An uncertain outlook with two competing scenarios

Northwesterly winds are most likely to persist with temperatures near normal.

There remains a lot of uncertainty about the overall pressure pattern over the UK, however there are two main competing scenarios;

Firstly, high pressure persists with mostly dry weather and a few showers in the northwest.

Alternatively a slow moving area of low pressure could form over the UK bringing heavy downpours of rain and a wet end to the month.

So we have two alternate time lines, with two distinctively different possible festivals- I'm scared of the second one!

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