Hi to everybody,
this is the 6th year that I run a statistical model for estimating weather for long periods and the first time in english. The story behind this model, is to approach long term weather estmation from the side of statistical analysis. Currently I run it for Greece region - which I come from - but next winter I'll run it for United Kingdom region too. Since then I present the findings for summer 2013 in the following link:
http://www.youweather.com/article.php?id=84
At your desposal,
Dimitris
Statistical Analysis - Weather Estimation for Summer 2013
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Re: Statistical Analysis - Weather Estimation for Summer 2013
Trying to "translate" the general trend for Greece region, the ensemble as a result of the statistical analysis discloses some interesting periods which could be correlated with the northwest regions of Europe.
It seems that around 20th of June Greece will face a southern movement of cold air masses that will cause some unstable weather with thunderstorms or showers. That meens that during this period high pressures could have been established in central Europe which will enjoy pretty nice and warm weather.
Begin of July Greece will face very warm weather that normally happens when extended low pressures are established in northwest Europe and the Balkan peninsular is affected from a dominand SW air stream. So probably beggining of July will be rainy for northwest Europe.
Similar correlations could be found "reading" the statistical ensemble of my long term weather estimation.

At your desposal,
Dimitris
It seems that around 20th of June Greece will face a southern movement of cold air masses that will cause some unstable weather with thunderstorms or showers. That meens that during this period high pressures could have been established in central Europe which will enjoy pretty nice and warm weather.
Begin of July Greece will face very warm weather that normally happens when extended low pressures are established in northwest Europe and the Balkan peninsular is affected from a dominand SW air stream. So probably beggining of July will be rainy for northwest Europe.
Similar correlations could be found "reading" the statistical ensemble of my long term weather estimation.

At your desposal,
Dimitris
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