The NGC weather forecasts are provided by Ian "Weatherton" Atherton:

Day........Mon....Tue.....Wed....Thu......Fri
Rating....1-2........1........1-2......1-2.......1
Strength..W.......N/A.......W........W.....N/A.

Synopsis:
High Pressure dominates all week with generally stable conditions. Perhaps some weak local soaring. Cloudier but mostly dry. Hopefully there will be a change of airmass by the weekend.
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Today:
Sunshine across some parts at first but cloud in the east is expected to extend westwards across much of the region through the morning and then persist through the afternoon, perhaps giving a little drizzle in places. Cold. Maximum temperature 5 °C.
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Tonight:
Generally cloudy and this could produce a little drizzle from time to time, mainly over coasts. Less cold than recent nights. Minimum temperature 0 °C.
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Tuesday:
Generally cloudy throughout the day, with some occasional drizzle in places, and with a cold northeasterly breeze continuing. Maximum temperature 6 °C.
Updated: 0446 on Mon 8 Mar 2010
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Often cloudy, with a little drizzle likely from time to time but with no significant rain. Rather more sunshine likely to develop during Friday. Continuing rather cold.

0 = Unflyable
1 = Flyable (no soaring likely)
2 = Local Soaring
3 = XC (up to 150kms)
4 = Good XC (150-300kms, perhaps 3-5 hours soaring)
5 = Excellent XC (300kms+ with 5 hours+ soaring likely)


Rating for average thermal strengths:

Weak (W) = 0-3kts...Moderate (M) = 3-6kts...Strong (S) = 6kts or greater...

Not Applicable (N/A) = No Soaring Likely

NOTE 1: These are 'airmass' figures so you need to deduct the glider sink-rate to find 'climb' values

NOTE 2: Due to work commitments, etc, forecasts will not always be updated daily. I will try to update at least twice a week.

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