Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Dentist's Cover Letter

in the Iberian Peninsula: dry

September 22 we are at a less rainy than could be expected 4 months ago. It is true that he began a stormy situation on 1 September and was given within of the peninsula from west to east. We also saw a situation of northwest between 6 and 10 September here remember the passage of two fronts that traversed the peninsula from northwest to southeast but gave little precipitation. This precipitation was more significant in the north of the peninsula and the Pyrenees. Remember the day 7, the passage of a storm with winds of 100 km / h in the Basque Country. Around day 17 we found another temperature drop with the arrival of northerly winds to the north of the peninsula, while the episode has been most severe storms in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula. We still have to wait two rain events, one would correspond to 23-26 and another must correspond to the first 5 days of October. In summary we have found to have been much less rain than expected. We would go much further because we can compare this with the file, more specifically, with some historical data. OCTOBER

: very dry and warm

began October with several days of precipitation and some drop in temperature during the first 4 days. Around day 6 start an anticyclonic time resulting in a long run (until day 19-20) of dry weather and sunny with mild temperatures, with very light winds from the south and southwest. Around day 20 will the only time of the month rainy season, first with south wind and rain and days later about 23 days temperature drop and rain will continue until day 25. And all this so widespread throughout the peninsula.
Again anticyclonic return to a situation that is the last 7 days would be days without precipitation south light winds and temperatures warm. NOVEMBER

: low rainfall and warm temperatures

November We are not conspicuous for the amount of precipitation and temperature variability. Now we will distinguish the most significant moments. We predict the first 5 days without precipitation and warm temperatures. The rain is beginning between 7 and 10. We see that lower the temperature by the arrival of a front with northwest winds giving more rainfall farther north and reaching this precipitation to the Mediterranean. The situation is very timely.
come again to an anticyclonic situation taking many days without rainfall at least until day 17 to 19 by the arrival of Atlantic fronts sliding down the north of the peninsula with winds from the south southwest.
Second stage will be the most important rain all month. We can consider the arrival of south westerly winds that would increase in intensity and reached the entire peninsula before 20. Days 20 to 23 days would be more precipitation in the peninsula and then turn to the northwest wind giving a significant drop in temperature and enough rainfall, as ever more rainfall farther north and farther east of the peninsula (area of \u200b\u200bthe Pyrenees and Catalonia). This drop in temperature will cause the lowering of the snow level for the first time around 1000 meters in what we're going to fall. The last days of November come back again to be dominated by the Azores anticyclone. But at low temperatures rising rapidly at first but just end of the month.

DECEMBER:

continue in a cyclonic situation (anticyclone of the Azores) surviving until the 4th. From December 6 -7 Northwest will begin a situation affecting the entire peninsula with high precipitation and temperature drop. This drop in temperature will be normal in a situation in the northwest, ie not be an excessive drop. Will be several days of precipitation amounts, with some storms and accumulated for the first time significant amounts of snow in all mountain systems of the Iberian Peninsula, especially in the Cantabrian Mountains and Pyrenees.
Anticyclonic situation again in mid-month. We will see a tendency to go up the temperature in these days without precipitation. We note a further deterioration of the time around December 20 with pretty significant drop in temperature.

The end of December, he forecast winter 2011 we will publish in late December.

NOTE: Today October 13 we add to the December forecast a change in the snow level. We said that the position would be around 1000 meters, the go down to 500 600 meters in the entire northern half of the peninsula and about 800 - 1000 meters in the southern half of the Penísula. And thus in the central days December will see frost.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

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Bicentennial celebration


By Raul H. Perez Navarrete

In recent days I had the opportunity to see a couple of excellent Mexican films. The first is Hell, writer / director Luis Estrada ( Herod's Law), and the other Hidalgo. The Untold Story of Antonio Serrano ( Sex, shame and tears ).




The two films have different tones and different forms approaching the Bicentennial, while Estrada's work suggests that there is nothing to celebrate, Serrano approach to life-of-little-known Founding Father Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla.

In Hell, Damian Alcazar is Benny, a man who returns to Mexico after 20 years of working in the United States to quickly find their home invaded by violence, corruption and drug trafficking. Hell is a heartbreaking film, a dark and unspeakable cruelty, is, in other words, the reality of this country portrayed on the big screen.

Hidalgo. The Untold Story is a work kinder although not necessarily of lesser quality. Demian Bichir plays Miguel Hidalgo in a story that shows the national hero in a more human side, distant from the character that appears in textbooks and TV series.

Although I am of what they believe there is nothing to celebrate, we should be thankful that these festivities were the excuse for the release of this pair of films.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Chicago I-catcher Console - Web Monitor

tempered

We are in a rainy period until 5 October. Confirm what we had written for the month of September. Will recall that strong rainfall and temperature drop in the remainder of the month and the first five days of October. OCTOBER


We call it a month without rain, plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. NOVEMBER


We call it a month without rain. There will be two halves, the second will be more rain and winds west southwest. DECEMBER


We emphasize that from day 5 start wind situation very strong northwest rainfall, significant drop in temperature and snow in the lowest point of all that we take the fall. Special
MUSHROOMS


When the mushrooms begin? Because rainfall starting today September 16 period will start from September 26 and will end around October 20. We summarize this little ad.

Night Calls Tiffany Granath

Forecast Analysis Fall 2010 Winter 2010

Because Noubon comment we have revised our forecast and what happened. We recall the mistakes made in the winter 2009-2010. It is true that cold air intakes December and February were just the date before which we had specifically predicted in December 14 to 21 or so and from 10 to 17 February when we were predicting that these entries were set to begin on 20 December on February 17 and older. And in March we believe that we fully cold air intake began on 4 or 5 until 12 March. Let's clarify what happened in this cold air intake for the month of March. We had predicted this cold air intake ETB September, we wrote in our blog December 23 and in an interview in Euskadi Irratia (Basque Radio) on March 5 returned to predict snow at sea level in Gipuzkoa throughout the peninsula. And while we had the opportunity to check, weather forecasts in ETB, TVE and other channels for three consecutive days from 5 to 7 said that there would be no rain during the week and see that we all thought things very different, snowed in San Sebastián final and no forecast or 6 hours earlier. 4 straight days was snowing at sea level from day 8 to 11, which has not happened in the past 30 years on this date what you do not remember this one?

For us the summary of the 2009-2010 winter was a winter dominated by the southwest wind, very mild, while in four innings of strong cold air, making snow at sea level.