breaking down of the summer time subtropical high

Nigel

Re: breaking down of the summer time subtropical high

Post by Nigel »

cordyman wrote:what ive grasped so far from this thread is nino/nina doesnt effect my nanas as it has nothing to do with our winters.

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Long hot summer of 1976 - strong El Nino year
Long hot summer of 2003 - strong El Nino year
Strong La Nina years - almost always wet, windy rotten summer.
In late springtime this year weak El NIno turned to la Nina and the predicted longhot summer evaporated.
But its good because it should mean a wet windy n mild winter barring reappearance of the dipole and no Narnia ( everything frozen solid by the ice queen)
cordyman

Re: breaking down of the summer time subtropical high

Post by cordyman »

Nigel wrote:
cordyman wrote:what ive grasped so far from this thread is nino/nina doesnt effect my nanas as it has nothing to do with our winters.

.
Long hot summer of 1976 - strong El Nino year
Long hot summer of 2003 - strong El Nino year
Strong La Nina years - almost always wet, windy rotten summer.
In late springtime this year weak El NIno turned to la Nina and the predicted longhot summer evaporated.
But its good because it should mean a wet windy n mild winter barring reappearance of the dipole and no Narnia ( everything frozen solid by the ice queen)
i should copy and paste this somewhere for reference icon_thumleft Nice description
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