ECM is a bit poor tbh. To see upper temperatures below 10c drifting in can only mean cooler and cloudier weather. The UKMO and GFS are making less of this incursion of cooler air.
The gfs and ECM at T+144 are quite different though.
I thought the high was moving in a rather concerning northerly direction but it decides to topple back over the UK to prolong the warmth into the week after next.
High pressure lessens its grip over the UK, but it just declines in strength rather than being pushed away so the very warm and sunny conditions would persist.
In the immediate furture it doesnt look a high conducive to the low 30s due to the lack of any influence from off the continent. But what we lose in potential max temperatures we make up in the longevity and scale of the warm spell. All areas should experience some high temperatures at some point. Here its Thursday to Sunday when i expect the highest temperatures. Maybe 26c at the weekend before its back into the low 20s for the start of next week. But inland its mid 20s for the forseeable future. Sunshine amounts also deserve a mention. If this high remains stubborn over the UK then sunshine totals will rocket.
The best settled Summer spell since 2006 is about to begin. What will be the highest temperature and where will it be.
Its a bit drizzly here at the moment but very humid.
GEFS 0z mean may remove high pressure from on top of the UK at the start of next week but we are still under the influence of high pressure to our west through to the following weekend.
Temperatures always fluctuate from run to run though. If the 18z were to show something more like the 12z mean then i imagine it would be showing higher temperatures.
What matters is the mean output, not the operational. And so far on Meteociel the 12z mean is looking almost identical to the 6z mean. Light onshore breeze for the coast south of the Newcastle but nothing much.