Old Moores Almanac

Phil A · Dec 18, 2010

Never mind that one, what are your predictions for 2011 ?

I'll start us off,

"five boys with willow wood stroke shall bat in the heavens celestial pound, for gods scarlet angel has these boys bespoke and shall leave veiled mortals to weep on the ground"

Marley Farley · Dec 19, 2010

Well at the moment Zig I waiting to see how right these two turn out to be....... So far they have not been too wrong...!!! :wink::dh:

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[align=left] December: Chilly, some wintry weather around.

A chilly but dry start to December with some dry and bright weather around, but also some rain - amounts of which are not expected to give cause for concern. Through mid-month, high pressure consolidates, so expect a run of dry weather, which will combine chilly and bright daytimes, with clear and crisp nights, leading to sustained frost and fog activity, some of which will persist throughout the day, predominantly inland and in more so valley locations. During the final segment of December, unsettled weather chiefly affecting the higher ground across the eastern and north-eastern side of the UK, and possibly higher ground pushing westward for a time, may well deliver a White Christmas.

January: Mainly dry start, wintry weather developing.

A cold but dry start to January, quite raw at times, with a continuation of dry and bright conditions by day, with some sharp night frosts, particularly inland. By mid-month, with the cold theme continuing, sleet and snow showers will become increasingly more widespread, with moderate falls of snow possible, which have the potential to cause disruption - particularly for eastern and upland regions. PWS will continue to assess how the detail of the expected snowfall develops, but confidence is high that this eventuality will occur. January ends with dry and bright conditions alternating with periods of wintry weather, with the north and northeast again most likely to experience the worst of the conditions, with the south and west seeing more of a rain/sleet combination for the most part.

February: Bitterly cold month, wintry weather.

Another largely cold start to another month, with the ongoing threat of wintry conditions, in the form of organised bands of rain, sleet, and snow, interspersed with drier and brighter weather. Through mid-month, the likelihood and confidence of more widespread and disruptive snowfall increases, most likely once again to the north and east, with for a time, the south and west affected too, and some level of disruption can be expected. PWS will continue to monitor this segment of the forecast. By late month, although the cold conditions show signs of receding somewhat, further wintry weather especially to the north and east cannot be ruled out, with the south and west more likely to see a rain/sleet mix.

Jonathan Powell/Ray Anthony
Tuesday September 30th 2010

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Phil A · Dec 19, 2010

Thats chillingly close Marley. I knew someone on here would have Old Moores, had to be you didn't it :D:wink:

wiseowl · Dec 19, 2010

This is from the Wistful Thinker,s and Optimists Almanac:hehe:
Wearing Rose tinted glasses:hehe:
2010
Christmas Day until the 1rst of January/Bright blue skies,dry and a little on the cold side/great walking weather
2011
New years day until the 15th of March no change but rising temperatures to constant 10c t0 15c degrees :gnthb:
2011
16th of March until the 30th of September Blue skies for the whole of the U and average temperatures of 25c to 30c degrees centigrade in old money 77f -86f degrees Fahrenheit with occasional heavy showers occurring between the hours of 11pm until 6am twice weekly on tuesdays and thursdays:yho:

Phil A · Dec 19, 2010

Like that one Woo:yho:

I predict that Monmouth will finally declare the war with Germany is over.

Alice · Dec 19, 2010

I hope it's your predictions that are correct Woo :wink:
When I look in my teacup it says more of the same, more of the same, more of the same.:roll:

wiseowl · Dec 19, 2010

Hi Alice I,m still learning how to read triangular Teabags

music · Dec 19, 2010

Hi Wiseoldowl . You will get a better Reading if you use a 2 cup teabag in one cup.:wink:.
It gives a better reading staining the cups..
My Prediction- My wife will give me hell for staining her new tea set she purchased last week :flag:.

music .

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