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Understanding weather...not predicting PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

What happened?
A welcome return to warmth for the south and warm days continuing, frosty cold disappearing for the central parts and hot days for the north sums up these last few days.
A largely anticyclonic circulation controlled the upper air during these past days. But the presence of Jet Streams across the higher altitudes showed that a true winter pattern did not gain full control of the sub-continental skies.

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La Nina's positive signs: but not yet centre stage PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

The identity of the La Nina event features colder than normal Sea Surface Temperatures (SST) in the eastern and central Equatorial Pacific, these anomalies will be reflected in cooler sub-surface temperatures and the pressure patterns are normal, meaning that the oscillation feature is absent.
Weather patterns around the southern hemisphere will react accordingly. The tele-connexion ability of global climate-cum-weather is axiomatic: one cannot have two-left legs, so as to speak.

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Understanding Rainfall and its occurrence PDF Print
Written by John Olzsewski   

Third article in a series that discusses the technical aspects of rainfall
World-wide, the climatological approach to the rainfall factor of the weather world is to collect the monthly detail, total it, and compare it to the long-term detail: the mean, write an interpretation of this figure and then publish it. This methodology works satisfactorily where rainfall occurs in a very reliable fashion, on an almost daily basis.

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