1986
DOI: 10.1002/j.1477-8696.1986.tb03796.x
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On the Feasibility of Mid‐winter Predictions

Abstract: VER the last five years at Exeter predictions have been made of the severity of UK 0 mid-winter seasons from an examination of October and November upper air analyses

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“…TT has been suggested by Davies, Muir and Linnard (1986) that a polar diagram method revea1ing the mean orientation of the circumpolar vortex at 100mb over a November period is a good guide to the probable occurrence of a subsequent generally cold (or otherwise) winter period (December-February) over the UK. Despite the difficulty of selecting the main axis on a small number of days of a given November period (as indicated in the 1986 paper), the method gave successful predictions of the subsequent winters following the ten November periods 1979November periods -1988.…”
Section: University Of Exetermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…TT has been suggested by Davies, Muir and Linnard (1986) that a polar diagram method revea1ing the mean orientation of the circumpolar vortex at 100mb over a November period is a good guide to the probable occurrence of a subsequent generally cold (or otherwise) winter period (December-February) over the UK. Despite the difficulty of selecting the main axis on a small number of days of a given November period (as indicated in the 1986 paper), the method gave successful predictions of the subsequent winters following the ten November periods 1979November periods -1988.…”
Section: University Of Exetermentioning
confidence: 99%