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APRIL 2008 Forecast Headline 
(Please refer to media policy below)

 

Stark changes. Often wet with hail and thunder in cold spells especially in Midlands & South; some contrasting brief warm ‘bursts of Spring’.  

Northerly winds at times and some frosts. A burst of warm Spring weather just before mid month mainly in South, then mostly colder although  weekends generally have the finest weather this month.

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Award of AMEME Hopley Shield 2008

to PIERS CORBYN speaking on

Is it the Sun or Is it you? - 'Global warming' debate and Long range weather forecasting

Minerals Engineering Society - Thursday 17 January 2008, 7.30 pm at Willesley Park Golf Club, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire.

Piers Corbyn was awarded the AMEME Hopley Lecture Shield for his Presentation on 17th Jan. This prestigious annual award was started by what was then the Association of Mining Electrical and Mechanical Engineers in 1975.

Piers was especially pleased and proud to receive this shield and his associated engraved glass not just for the recognition of the subject matter - Piers' revolutionary long range weather forecasting and challenge to global warming orthodoxy - that this award represents; but also because Piers' father David B Corbyn was a very accomplished Electrical Engineer, his elder brother the late J Andrew Corbyn was a very experienced radical Mining Engineer and geophysicist and his eldest brother David E Corbyn is a very accomplished Mechanical -turned Safety - engineer.

* Copies of the PowerPoint Presentation are available - email back with a request.

 

 

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The technique uses predictable aspects of solar activity - particle and magnetic effects from the Sun - as the basis for forecasting weather many months ... and even years ... in advance.

Weatheraction forecasts are the only long-range forecasts with proven skill verified by independent academic statisticians with their findings published in scientific peer-reviewed literature (see Forecast Accuracy).

The forecasts for each month are constructed in time windows of just a few days, and include:

 

  • Solar Factor Warnings of how forecasts produced using Numerical Models will need correction before the forecast period is reached.
  • Warning of weather extremes, e.g. when the wettest, windiest, and coldest periods will occur.
  • Detailed worded weather descriptions with maps and graphics.

 

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