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28 February 2019 08:04:11
February will end on 6.0C (+2.3C) here.
Saint Snow
28 February 2019 10:29:05

Originally Posted by: Duncan McAlister 


 


To paraphrase Eric Morecambe, ‘the right predictions, but not necessarily in the right order’? laughing



 




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johncs2016
28 February 2019 11:10:58
Even here in Edinburgh which is a lot further north than the CET region and which would therefore be expected to be that bit colder on average as a result, the average temperature across my three local stations in Edinburgh was running at roughly 6.4°C at 10am this morning which is an anomaly of around 2.1°C warmer than average.

The average in this case is the average of the 1981-2010 averages for Edinburgh Gogarbank and the botanic gardens in Edinburgh so that if I was to go by the 1961-1990 averages here in the same way in which the CET temperature anomalies are reported on the Hadley website, our own temperature anomalies here in Edinburgh would be even higher still and unlike the CET, there are no downwards corrections to be applied here.

Yet even my local temperature for here in Edinburgh is still quite a lot higher than what my guess was for this month's CET in this month's competition (I guess, that's what I get for predicting a colder than average winter month which in this day and age, is normally too much to ask for with only a very small handful of exceptions to that rule).

The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
Rob K
28 February 2019 12:12:03
Is there a March thread yet?
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ARTzeman
28 February 2019 12:27:12

Met Office Hadley           6.9c       Anomaly       3.2c. Provisional to 27th.


Metcheck                        6.64c     Anomaly       2.44c


Netweather                     6.99c     Anomaly       2.8c


Canvey Island                 7.0c       Anomaly       1.6c


Cheadle Hulme                7.5c       Anomaly       2.49c


Clevedon Weather           8.1c       Anomaly        2.17c


Darwen                          6.6c       Anomaly        1.72c


Hexam                           6.3c       Anomaly        2.09c


Linford                           6.8c       Anomaly        2.11c


Mount Sorrel                   6.5c      Anomaly        1.95c


Forest Town Mansfield      7.5c      Anomaly        3.2c


Peasedown St John         8.6c       Anomaly        4.35c


Treviskey Redruth           8.1c       Anomaly        2.8c


Mean of my 10 with a 6-year average   7.3c   Anomaly  2.75c.             






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johncs2016
28 February 2019 12:39:41

Originally Posted by: Rob K 

Is there a March thread yet?


Funnily enough, I was expecting the March thread to have already been started as well.


However, I'm sure that GW will get round to starting that thread before too long and also, asking for our guesses for March as he does so.


 


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
Chunky Pea
28 February 2019 13:17:37

Originally Posted by: Duncan McAlister 


 


To paraphrase Eric Morecambe, ‘the right predictions, but not necessarily in the right order’? laughing



I think GW should allow me to post my predictions in these threads before the final date, as they would be a useful guide to others as to what the least likely option is likely to be


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Ally Pally Snowman
28 February 2019 18:50:29

Originally Posted by: Duncan McAlister 


 


To paraphrase Eric Morecambe, ‘the right predictions, but not necessarily in the right order’? laughing



 


Slightly spooky Andre Previn died today.


 


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Duncan McAlister
28 February 2019 21:22:19

Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


 


 


Slightly spooky Andre Previn died today.


 



 


I remembered posting this and felt a bit guilty 😬 

lanky
01 March 2019 10:34:41

The Finalised figure of 6.74C has been published on the Met Office CET page


We all went too low but marting wins by a country mile with 6.50


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01 March 2019 10:53:06

I'm guessing GWs been held up with something as there's no March thread yet.


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Saint Snow
01 March 2019 10:53:06

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 


 


Funnily enough, I was expecting the March thread to have already been started as well.


However, I'm sure that GW will get round to starting that thread before too long and also, asking for our guesses for March as he does so.


 



 


Nothing yet...



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ARTzeman
01 March 2019 14:25:39

The final mean of my 10 stations for February using a 6-year average is  7.35c. Difference 2.8c.






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Bolty
01 March 2019 18:02:14
Final February mean was 7.1 on my weather station. The warmest February I've recorded.
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01 March 2019 18:51:17

Originally Posted by: Snow Hoper 


I'm guessing GWs been held up with something as there's no March thread yet.



I'm assuming the deadline for predictions will still be 23:59 tomorrow??


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Global Warming
01 March 2019 18:57:28

I will post the March thread later this evening. Sorry been a busy week.


Deadline will be 23:59 on Sunday evening

Global Warming
01 March 2019 19:01:21

Final February CET was 6.74C


https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_mean_2019


February’s winner was of course marting as everyone went too low.

johncs2016
01 March 2019 20:35:56

Originally Posted by: Global Warming 


Final February CET was 6.74C


https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_mean_2019


February’s winner was of course marting as everyone went too low.



In a month such as what what we have just had, I think that anyone would have done really well to get anywhere close to what the final figure actually was but well done to marting anyway for being the closest to that.


I can only hope that my guess for March (which I will submit once GW has started that thread and given his initial analysis for that) will end up being a lot better than the one which I submitted for February which ended up being miles out in the end (I don't think that it would be possible after all, to do much worse than that).


 


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
Global Warming
01 March 2019 21:11:06

We did smash the record for the highest maximum CET in February (records going back to 1878).


Max CET for February 2019 was 11.3C


Previous highest was 10.7C in 1998.


There have only been 4 years before this year where the February max CET was above 10C. All bar one of these have occurred since 1990.


 


If we look at the highest maximum CET records by month, 9 of the 12 monthly records as well as the annual record have all been set since 1992. 

Global Warming
01 March 2019 21:15:57

In terms of the winter CET the final figure is 5.87C per Hadley


That makes 2018/19 the 17th warmest winter in the 360 year series 

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