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nu, la cluj in nici un caz...poate sa fie valabil pt ianuarie 2006 , in rest exclus...

Februarie 2006 a avut cel mai mare strat de zapada dupa 1990 la Tg-Mures.Peste 30cm.Si pana atunci a fost zapada multa, mai ales in decembrie.A iesit o iarna pe plus la pp si zapada si pe minus la temperaturi.Intradevar 1992-1993 a fost una mai secetoasa, dar si atunci a nins, iar stratul de zapada a stat pe sol peste 65 de zile in 3 luni, plus ca s-a prelungit bine in martie.Dar ca si cantitati, se poate spune ca a fost secetoasa si foarte rece la temperaturi, cea mai rece dupa 1985 alaturi de 2002-2003.Uite una mai secetoasa mai aproape de noi, as spune chiar foarte secetoasa pt Ardeal, 2007-2008.

Hmm da si parca a iesit si destul de rece raportat la medie. A fost iarna pe care o s-o regret toata viata pt ca dupa petrecerea Revelionului la Constanta m-am intors in Cluj.

2005-2006 e paradoxala cu multa zapada in Ardeal, in sud a fost rece si uscata, a nins doar pe 28 februarie.

Andrei a ratat viscolul ala constantean la fel de aiurea cum am ratat eu bezna in miezul zilei a dream come true on august 5 th 2006.

Forecast policy NT-Australia...cloud band developing...

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Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Synoptic Situation
Issued at 5:20 pm CST on Sunday 20 November 2011

Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A broad area of low pressure lies over northern Australia with isolated showers
and storms continuing in a moist and unstable northwest to northeast flow. A
cloud band is developing across southern and central parts, causing widespread
rain and storms with isolated heavy falls. The cloud band begins clearing from
the far southwest from Tuesday as a high moves into the Bight and strengthens,
with a southeast change reaching the base of the Top End on Wednesday.

Forecast Discussion
Short term...
In the north, little change with a weak ridge along the Qld tropical coast
directing a moist and unstable NE/NW flow, with scattered showers and storms
continuing. Weak gulf lines continue to move in from the east while mid level
winds remain generally light NW over the western Top End.

A cloud band covers the ASD with isolated storms, mainly in the north. Possible
isol heavy falls from this band over the next day or two as the cloud band
thickens in response to an amplifying LWT over WA. The sfc trough also drifts
south back to near Yuendumu. Widespread rain is expected with daily rainfall
totals 25-50 mm possible. Morning low cloud against the ranges a possibility in
the ASD.

Long Term...
Cumulative totals possibly reaching 100 mm or so in the south are possible early
this week [the Todd might flow]. The next high in the Bight strengthens
[reaching 1033 hPa on Wed] and pushes the trough north again, with the SE change
reaching Tennant Creek on Tues and the base of the Top End on Wed. Temperatures
in the south up to 10 deg below average under the cloud band in the SE flow. The
upper troughs, 500 hPa and 200 hPa, move east later this week but the lower
level troughs [700 hPa and below] move east on Tues night and Wed with drier
SE/SW flow developing in the lower levels. This allows the cloud band to
contract north and east on Wed. Much drier and cooler conditions expected in the
ASD, Barkly and VRD from Thursday.

A NW/NE convergent flow continues in the north, with showers and storms on the
increase ahead of the SE surge. SE flow extending throughout the Top End on
Thursday, causing SH/TS to become more isolated.

Darwin 4 Day Forecast...
Weak NW steering for another day or so making SH/TS timing difficult. Back to
weak easterly steering by Wednesday. A SE surge pushes through the Top End early
Thursday.

suntem aproape in decembrie si americanii inca au tornado warnings...

Varful de activitate este aprilie -mai, dar ei au tornade tot timpul anului, in special mai la sud in Tornado Alley.

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Synoptic Situation
Issued at 2:35 pm CST on Saturday 26 November 2011

Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A ridge over central Australia is weakening but maintains a mostly dry east to
southeast wind flow over the Territory. Winds tending warm northeast to
northwest in the south on Sunday and freshening early next week under mostly
clear skies as a trough approaches from WA. The trough moves through the Alice
Springs District later on Tuesday and is followed by a slightly cooler southerly
change on Wednesday. Little or no rain is expected with the change. In the
north, becoming more humid as winds turn east to northeast early next week and
showers and storms spread south gradually.

Forecast Discussion
Short term...
In the north, winds have turned E/SE with drier and more stable air reaching the
southern Top End, though remaining humid to the north. Stronger easterly winds
aloft are mixing to the sfc late morning, causing drier conditions and above
average temps over the northern Top End. Gove reached 33 degrees at 8.30 am
today. Isolated showers and storms across the northern Top End contracting a
little further north on Sunday, forming on sea breeze boundaries and triggered
by gulf lines from the east. Coastal waters winds easing a little by Sunday and
turning E/NE on Sunday night.

In the south, dry and sunny conditions prevailing in a warmer east to southeast
as the low over southeastern Australia moves east. Winds turning warm to hot
E/NE, NW in the southwest ASD, as the trough from WA moves closer on Sunday.

Long Term...
In the south, winds in the ASD turn N/NW and freshen on Monday as the trough
nears. Fire Dangers in the southwest will increase towards Very High to Severe
in response to the hot and windy conditions. The N/NW winds extend across the
southern half on Tuesday with the trough moving through the ASD late Tues and
Wed. The passage of the trough may produce the odd shower in the far south but
probably too dry to register at the sfc. A cool and windy southerly change
follows on Wednesday, dropping temperatures from around 40 to the low 30s.

In the north, the stronger easterlies aloft ease by Monday. Moist E/NE winds and
sea breezes gradually spread moisture inland and further south. Consequently,
showers and storms should spread through the entire Top End on Monday, extending
further south on Tues and Wed.

Darwin 4 Day Forecast...
Stronger easterly winds aloft mixing to sfc are producing drier conditions
during late morning but atmosphere remains unstable so heating and sea breeze
convergence may be enough to trigger shower or storm activity. Winds ease on
Monday but remain easterly till Wednesday. SH/TS activity on the rise next week.

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Synoptic Situation
Issued at 6:00 am CST on Sunday 27 November 2011

Current Weather Summary and Future Developments:
A ridge over central Australia is weakening but maintains a mostly dry east to
southeast wind flow over the Territory. Winds turning warm northwest to
northeast in the south today and freshening early next week under mostly clear
skies as a trough approaches from WA. The trough moves through the Alice Springs
District later on Tuesday and is followed by a slightly cooler southerly change
on Wednesday. Little or no rain is expected with the change. In the north,
becoming more humid as winds turn east to northeast early next week with showers
and storms spread south gradually.

Forecast Discussion
Short term...
In the north, winds have turned E/SE with drier and more stable air reaching the
southern Top End, though remaining humid to the north. Stronger easterly winds
aloft are mixing to the sfc late morning, causing drier conditions and above
average temps over the northern Top End. Isolated showers and storms across the
northern Top End, forming on sea breeze boundaries and triggered by gulf lines
from the east. Coastal waters winds easing a little today and turning E/NE on
Sunday night.

In the south, dry and sunny conditions prevailing in a warmer east to southeast
flow as the low over southeastern Australia moves east. Winds turning warm to
hot E/NE, NW in the southwest ASD, as the trough from WA approaches.

Long Term...
In the south, winds in the ASD turn N/NW and freshen on Monday as the trough
nears. Fire Dangers in the southwest will increase towards Very High to Severe
in response to the hot and windy conditions. The N/NW winds extend across the
southern half on Tuesday with the trough moving through the ASD late Tues and
Wed. The passage of the trough may produce the odd shower in the far south but
probably too dry to register at the sfc. A cool and windy southerly change
follows on Wednesday, dropping temperatures from around 40 to the low 30s.

In the north, the stronger easterlies aloft ease by Monday. Moist E/NE winds and
sea breezes gradually spread moisture inland and further south. Consequently,
showers and storms should spread through the entire Top End on Monday, extending
further south on Tues and Wed.

Darwin 4 Day Forecast...
Stronger easterly winds aloft mixing to sfc are producing drier conditions
during late morning but atmosphere remains unstable so heating and sea breeze
convergence may be enough to trigger shower or storm activity. Winds ease on
Monday but remain easterly till Wednesday. SH/TS activity on the rise next week.

Darwin and Rural Forecast
Issued at 4:40 pm CST on Monday 28 November 2011

Warning Summary
Nil.

Forecast for Monday Evening
Partly cloudy. Light to moderate northwesterly winds.

Precis: Partly cloudy.

Forecast for Tuesday
Chance of an early morning shower or storm, redeveloping in the afternoon. Light
winds before an afternoon sea breeze.

Precis: Afternoon shower or storm.
Darwin: Min 26 Max 34
Rural: Min 25 Max 36
UV Alert 8:40 am to 4:30 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 14 [Extreme]

Wednesday Afternoon shower or storm. Min 25 Max 34
Thursday Afternoon shower or storm. Min 25 Max 34
Friday Afternoon shower or storm. Min 25 Max 34

The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am CST Tuesday.

Rural inseamna zona adiacenta Darwin-ului?

Da Andrei , este zona adiacenta, pana la 60km, cam acolo sunt cele mai multe parcuri, crocs, serpi si alte lighioane, si cum e cautata de turisti , zona respectiva trebuie inclusa in prognoza.

O zona adiacenta cam de la Mures la Turda... Ce tare.

Australian Government Bureau of Meteorology
Northern Territory

Darwin and Rural Forecast
Issued at 4:40 pm CST on Tuesday 29 November 2011

Warning Summary
Nil.

Forecast for Tuesday Evening
Shower or storm about. Light winds.

Precis: Shower or storm.

Forecast for Wednesday
Chance of an early morning shower or storm, redeveloping in the afternoon. Light
winds before an afternoon sea breeze.

Precis: Shower or storm.
Darwin: Min 26 Max 33
Rural: Min 24 Max 35
UV Alert 8:40 am to 4:30 pm, UV Index predicted to reach 14 [Extreme]

Thursday Shower or storm. Min 26 Max 33
Friday Shower or storm. Min 26 Max 33
Saturday Shower or storm. Min 25 Max 32

The next routine forecast will be issued at 5:00 am CST Wednesday.

Pai inseamna ca si rezervatia aia naturala are o dimensiune pe masura