How much notice did the GFS give us last year before the cold spell that started in November??
because if im right there was quite a bit of a turn around regarding the outputs last year
The same kind of thing happened last year, we all were looking deep into FI for some cold and yet in the end it kinda took all of us slightly by surprise because sometimes we tend to not notice in great detail what is actually happening now or in the reliable time frame when this is what affects our weather further down the line.
This may sound stupid but is it possible for Europe to cool down by itself, when i say by itself i mean without the movement of artic air filtering down to cool down europe.
So for example lets just say that euro high was stuck over Europe until December would we see Europe cool down quite dramaticly under clear skies and not much movement of air?
If so then does the gfs actually take that into account??
Hi all,
There's a program that may be of some interest for everyone on this thread, on bbc 2 at 9:00 tonight its called 'will it snow' and experts are to asses the uk weather in hope of finding out if it will be as snowy as last winter
Just out of interest was the GFS more unreliable when the Icelandic volcano erupted as there where hardly any European flights meaning loss of a fair amount of data???