November looks like being a very interesting month. The provisional Hadley CET figures over the past week have at times been way too high. For example yesterday's Hadley figure came out at 5.6C. My estimate for yesterday is 3.95C.
Up to yesterday my CET estimate is 7.19C. This compares favourably with Philip Eden's figure of 7.2C http://www.climate-uk.com/
The next three days should see the CET holding steady before a steady decline for the rest of the month. There is no doubt now that this month will finish well below average. We are currently tracking well below the 2010 CET for November and while the current output suggests we will end up above 2010 in the end that should be taken with a pinch of salt at this stage.
The models usually try to revert towards the mean by the end of the run so I would not be at all surprised if the cold weather held on through to the end of the month. If it does then the CET could finish as low as the 2010 figure or possibly lower.
Currently I am estimating the CET will finish at 5.72C. At present it looks like nobody will be even close in the CET competition unless some milder air appears from somewhere.
Edited by user
16 November 2013 17:03:37
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