Think quite a few of us will see some of the white stuff from this feature. Not to sure if it will produce anything substancial brilliant to watch anyway.
But surely that post was only commenting on what the ecm showes. and indeed it does perhaps show a decent covering for the south east on that run. not to dissimilar to ukmo run infact as ever more runs needed but this is the model discussion thread after all
Yep signals seem to be pointing perhaps to a more blocked set up as we enter new year hopefully in the next few days some nice fi charts will start appearing
?? you was certain this time last year? what of? half the country being under water. we are always going to have periods of atlantic weather we are a island in the atlantic But to state that the new year with be atlantic driven with parts of the country being flooded is based on nothing but a hunch but hayy i suppose if you say it often enough then you may be right.
What is it with you and the atlantic? every post you make seems to include the words atlantic or zonal. i myself am fairly hopeful of a less atlantic influenced winter this year and looking at the ecm ens and reading matt hugo tweets something may be a foot and hopefully that includes snow
Welcome to the midlands thread. have some have allouded to the midlands does quite well out of snow events. In my opinion we do very well out of battleground events, and even in the dreadful winter last year brought a bit of snow into this area
For me the Gfs run was a bit of a snore fest i kind of agree with ido this pattern could certainly persist for a while however with such volatilty in the models at short range alot of options still on the table.
With regard to thunderstorms has there ever been a red warning from the meto? also could the areas that will be most affected saturday be upgraded to amber?
No nothing unusual wettest december on record followed by a wettest january on record storm after storm 100 s of villages under water. typical winter really