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There's a few of us near that head Bertie!
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Any news on the stats GW? The 5-month accretion? |
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Annual CET competition - May update Here is the table for May Gez M is back to the top of the table after slipping down to 2nd in April. Big movers in the top 10 this month are Gusty up three to second, The Professional up 7 to fourth and Jerry P who won the May competition moving up 10 places to eighth. Darren S is also on the move so watch out everyone. Full sized table |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming  Annual CET competition - May update Here is the table for May Gez M is back to the top of the table after slipping down to 2nd in April. Big movers in the top 10 this month are Gusty up three to second, The Professional up 7 to fourth and Jerry P who won the May competition moving up 10 places to eighth. Darren S is also on the move so watch out everyone. Full sized table Ouch! But I was of course expecting that. Let's see what June brings, I've gone for one of the very lowest predictions but at the moment at least with temps here barely in double figures that might not be such a bad guess :) |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming Darren S is also on the move so watch out everyone. 
Trying to make up for my poor start to the year! June's going well so far... |
Darren Arborfield, Berks (61m asl) New weather website Winter 2020/1 @16/01/21 1300 Snow Days: 2 Snow Cover Days: 0 Current Depth: 0 cm Max Depth: 1 cm Total Depth: 1 cm Winter Snow Depth Totals: 2019/20 0 cm; 2018/19 14 cm; 2017/18 23 cm; 2016/17 0 cm; 2015/16 0.5 cm; 2014/15 3.5 cm; 2013/14 0 cm; 2012/13 22 cm; 2011/12 7 cm; 2010/11 6 cm; 2009/10 51 cm
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Thanks GW! I’m surprised I only dropped three places!  |
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C'mon Darren....where are ya ! On a serious note. Thanks GW....its an awesome competition. Until the very recent improvements in the MO thread I have to say this was the only thread that was keeping me here on TWO in recent months.  |
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Originally Posted by: Gusty C'mon Darren....where are ya ! On a serious note. Thanks GW....its an awesome competition. Until the very recent improvements in the MO thread I have to say this was the only thread that was keeping me here on TWO in recent months. Said,said Steve. It is a bit of a tummy-churner for me each month and I have no idea why as I'm never in the runnings... just a really good rush. |
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Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle Said,said Steve. It is a bit of a tummy-churner for me each month and I have no idea why as I'm never in the runnings... just a really good rush. . Its captivating isn't it Bertie.  I've been in this competition for something like 10 years now and I am yet to win a single month in all that time. My striving for that keeps me coming back. Also, to win the competition one year would be the icing on the cake ! |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming Annual CET competition - May update Here is the table for May Gez M is back to the top of the table after slipping down to 2nd in April. Big movers in the top 10 this month are Gusty up three to second, The Professional up 7 to fourth and Jerry P who won the May competition moving up 10 places to eighth. ] A gutsy performance from Steve so far. I'm much happier to be in the chasing pack than looking over my shoulder though at the mid year stage |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming Annual CET competition - May update Here is the table for May Gez M is back to the top of the table after slipping down to 2nd in April. Big movers in the top 10 this month are Gusty up three to second, The Professional up 7 to fourth and Jerry P who won the May competition moving up 10 places to eighth. Darren S is also on the move so watch out everyone. Full sized table Hi, GW. At the end of April, I was on 2.88c cumulative anomaly, and went for 12.2c for May, 1.05c outside the correct figure of 11.15. But by aggregate difference has gone up to 4.53c. Would you please have look. Cheers, matey. |
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Originally Posted by: Saint Snow Hi, GW. At the end of April, I was on 2.88c cumulative anomaly, and went for 12.2c for May, 1.05c outside the correct figure of 11.15. But by aggregate difference has gone up to 4.53c. Would you please have look. Cheers, matey. Yep sorry that is my error. It appears to be isolated just to you. But if anyone else has any concerns please let me know and I will look into it. You are now correctly shown in 10th place in the revised table below. Everyone between 11th and 16th drops a place. |
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Originally Posted by: Global Warming Yep sorry that is my error. It appears to be isolated just to you. But if anyone else has any concerns please let me know and I will look into it. You are now correctly shown in 10th place in the revised table below. Everyone between 11th and 16th drops a place. Thanks, GW 
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Highest daily temperatures for May from the Met Office Daily Weather Summary We had five consecutive days where the maximum was recorded in Scotland, including the highest temperature of the month. Link to full sized table |
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