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Met Office Hadley 12.9c. Anomaly 2.2c. Provisional to 29th. Metcheck 12.59c. Anomaly 2.08c. Netweather 13.8c. Anomaly 2.79c. Peasedown St John 13.2c. Anomaly 3.4c. |
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Met Office Hadley 12.7c. Anomaly 2.0c. Provisional to 30th. Metcheck 12.43c. Anomaly 1.92c. Netweather 12.73c. Anomaly 2.54c. Peasedown St John 13.0c. Anomaly 3.oc. |
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The October confirmed figure is 12.35C rounded to 12.4 as a monthly figure everyone went too low but colin46 was nearest at 12.2C |
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Originally Posted by: lanky  The October confirmed figure is 12.35C rounded to 12.4 as a monthly figure everyone went too low but colin46 was nearest at 12.2C That's quite an adjustment. Leaves us in thirteenth position I see. Min CET ended up in 7th. |
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Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle That's quite an adjustment. Leaves us in thirteenth position I see. Min CET ended up in 7th. Whilst the Met Office CET reporting is still in October https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_info_mean.html It is possible to see the individual daily adjustments to go from "provisional" to "confirmed" and the overall monthly adjustment (which was from 12.56 to 12.35 in this case) This provisional data file will disappear once the Met Office reporting moves into November, however In this day and age of full digital reporting and data transfer it seems a bit of an anachronism to have these big month-end adjustments |
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Originally Posted by: lanky Whilst the Met Office CET reporting is still in October https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_info_mean.html It is possible to see the individual daily adjustments to go from "provisional" to "confirmed" and the overall monthly adjustment (which was from 12.56 to 12.35 in this case) This provisional data file will disappear once the Met Office reporting moves into November, however In this day and age of full digital reporting and data transfer it seems a bit of an anachronism to have these big month-end adjustments Lanky... Can you see the report above OK? For me it is just a series of numbers, whereas previously it had been formatted. What do we need to do to format the data? Thanks Grandad
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Originally Posted by: Grandad Lanky... Can you see the report above OK? For me it is just a series of numbers, whereas previously it had been formatted. What do we need to do to format the data? Thanks Grandad This is what it looks like on my screen I use Windows 10 with Firefox Browser - I didn't need to do anything it just appeared like this straight away SHOW EXTERNAL IMAGES |
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Originally Posted by: lanky This is what it looks like on my screen I use Windows 10 with Firefox Browser - I didn't need to do anything it just appeared like this straight away Thanks Lanky I'll have to use a different Browser for it then.. I am not aware that I have problems from any other sites? Grandad SHOW EXTERNAL IMAGES
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Apologies but there will be a delay posting the October figures. I have come down with a heavy cold and am not at all well at the moment. Sorry. |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming Apologies but there will be a delay posting the October figures. I have come down with a heavy cold and am not at all well at the moment. Sorry. Take care GW; I'm sure others will echo appreciation for the huge effort you put into our interest each month. |
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Met office hadley 8.8 to the 6th 0.7 above the 61 to 90 average 0.1 above the 81 to 10 average
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Here are the final charts for October. Sorry for the delay. A very mild month overall SHOW EXTERNAL IMAGES |
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Annual CET competition - October update Despite the very warm October, there have not been too many big changes in the top 10 this month. sussex snow magnet holds on to the top spot. Snowshoe moves up to second spot - highest position since January. speckledjim is up 11 places to 10th. Full size table October CET competition table (for largest size click once and then click again once page has loaded) Edited by user 11 November 2017 17:43:12(UTC)
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Thanks GW. I'm enjoying my last 2 months as reigning champ before I join the serried ranks of mid table mediocrity and think wistfully of what could have been. I fear in November I'm off beam, too mild, but l look forward to the November predictions list when you've time to post it. |
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Thank you GW. Hope you’re feeling better!  I’m very surprised to have kept my position, although I think it was more to do with others being caught out, rather than my own expertise.  |
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