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3 minutes ago, Niall K said:
Great to have a chase, that’s what we are all here for! Positive update/upgrade from Exeter tomorrow and i will start to get excited!
Unlikely they will do so for a while yet
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I’m seriously confused why many are taking the models so seriously at this stage; we all know the SSW will not take effect for around two weeks at our shores and there is no possible way the models will have any grasp as to have things will play out with such an event going on yet people are still saying the outlook is poor, dire, winter is over etc etc
surely, surely…. We need to give it another 7-10 days before the models have any real idea as to what will actually happen in early March?!
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2 hours ago, prolongedSnowLover said:
Whilst we wait for better charts to turn up in the coming days it’s worth noting that the Met Office continue to state just a small possibility of significantly colder weather occurring into March.
Maybe the SSW might NOT have the desired effect this time round ?
Just a possibility perhaps ?
At this stage of course they will say no more than that.
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8 minutes ago, BLAST FROM THE PAST said:
It’s down to 1c here where I am, and falling. Going to get interesting early a.m. I think there’s big potential for heavy snow coming
BFTP
Surely the temp will rise with precip though
plus DP not low enough
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4 hours ago, Eagle Eye said:
Wave-2 tries to initially dominate as the Eddy's increase into the Strat but its clear that Wave-1 should be the clear 'winner' and increase pressure on the Eurasian-North American side of the Vortex. The main problem is how long we can keep up the Eddy's from the Trop.
There may be a slight downturn in the strength of the upwelling of Eddy's by mid month. We may need to get a SSW by then as the refraction of Strat Wave(s) may be less helpful beyond that. Also the strength of downward reflection of the possibly weaker zonal wind may be less if the downturn in upward wave flux does verify.
Less upward wave flux activity would mean if a SSW does happen it may not end up being able to properly downwell -VE zonal winds into the Trop. That's something to discuss properly closer to time though as I don't know any numbers to put to it and that of course relies on a SSW happening in the first place.
After all there's signs that this still won't be enough to stop a neutral/slightly positive Northern Annular Mode (or the Arctic Oscillation) long-term according to the GFS though the GEOS does support it decreasing nearer the surface/lower to mid Trop and moving up slowly with the increasing upward wave flux activity that may be more realistic than the GFS but that's just some Christmas bits probably.
Hence why we may be relying on the Strat though because note the development of -VE NAM in the upper Strat at the end of the GFS run, we need at least some downward reflection into the Trop pattern (doesn't necessarily need a SSW) and relying on large upward wave flux activity for that. So we need to keep up a +VE AAM and hence poleward Eddy's or at least get a few rebounds as keeping up a +VE AAM for as long as previous is very unlikely.
Posts like these should go in more detailed model thread
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When do the GFS Ens appear?
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All gonna turn to ice tonight
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Word of the day; outlier
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9 minutes ago, pureasthedriven said:
7 level cm in about two hours tops. Very nostalgic. Not a breath of wind either. Got very lucky.
Got there in the end eh…
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Probably 6 cms or more here now
most snow we have had in ages
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Just now, pureasthedriven said:
Steve - gorgeous. Given that you cannot be that far from me, given your location description, whereabouts are you?
EG
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Anyone to the east of me going to be very lucky
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Ahhh it’s snowing
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9 minutes ago, Tim Bland said:
I’d say the light blue is just drizzley snow or freezing fog. It won’t rain inland, everything is conducive to snow more than 50 miles from the south coast
50 miles?! I’d say far less than that
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3 minutes ago, MATTWOLVES said:
Yeh but we can't base every Winter on previous failed events! Each as the scope to be completely different...for instance I've just watched the bbc4 Winter of 63 documentary...and he'll.. I was looking at some of them charts and thinking...we are at times looking pretty similar sypnotically.
Anyone know if the waters around Hawaii were much warmer than normal this summer? Apparently it was a major signal of what was too come!
It was a theory
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9 minutes ago, Liam Burge said:
Right now I do believe the low will either just clip the south and give people south of the M4 a real dumping or just completely miss the UK altogether and keep us in the cold air. I really don't buy a solution of us being put back into warm air.
It’s far more likely to head into France and miss the U.K. altogether
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Not excited at all for this cold spell down here. As normal, the north gets all the fun
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8 minutes ago, iceman1991 said:
What does this mean ??
Milder than expected in the USA/Canada
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32 minutes ago, blizzard81 said:
Feels like some are over analysing this evening. Looking for unlikely pitfalls.
The pro’s are not seeing anything in the models to indicate any level of cold other than normal chillier winter type weather. I think many in here are getting carried away.
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23 minutes ago, Jackski4 said:Can’t believe we’ve gone from ”the met and ECM must join suite soon” to looking at day 16 charts again.
I think I need a break from you lot, it’s tiring.
Love you all tho see you in two weeks
See you in 12 hours
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Model Output Discussion - Into February
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