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Read Gael force post
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Yes & a large %age of that is climatology hence why the models always bias to the east
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That’s not the met office
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Maybe it will evolve into snow zonality...
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Look at the 120 Bracknell fax..
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A good post based on reasoning of which You couldn’t argue based on the information that you present. There is however the small matter of ‘human intervention & forecasting’ involved here as well as experience. That’s the difference between someone who chooses to solely rely on what a model says V someone who blends what’s a model says with ‘experience’ of said models & when they perform poorly, so whilst the data you have forms your opionion - all it does is reinforce mine which is model output + blend of experience. So let’s be clear from Day 1 I think both me ( & TEITS - when he joined the party ) have forecast a ‘decent’ continental Easterly to reach the UK -circa -6 850 or below - The timeline which as with most cold spells has slightly elongated due to model progression ( haven’t got time to explain now ) is still due Thurs / Fri. Let’s not forget all the ‘teleconnection’ crew decided it wasn’t going to happen - based on reduced angular momentum etc leaving just one or 2 going against the whole model suite. we now find just 2 days later the same model suites following just 1 model - The UKMO- which has forecast pretty much the scenario suggested from day 1 just spread over 1/2 more days. People seem to forget how bad the GFS & ECM have been in the last 2 days - here a typical incidence ECM last 3 00z 168>144 & today’s 120 Its Crystal clear the model has moved to the forecast scenario - Now examine the Debilt ENs same vein - No cold - some cold then hang in a minute - lots of cold. No point in posting the GFS as it’s still a day behind. So great argument - but your data is flawed & changing in favour of cold. My current thoughts hold Easterly / Southeasterly in situ at day 6-7 with a high potential of undercut not currently shown in the models. Best s PS ***everyone*** ask yourself 1 question * Why the Met office with every MOGREPs / ECM run / ENS suite available decide not to modify the T84 Fax chart away from the UKMO 12z raw data- answer: because they have confidence it will be correct—
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We should rename thread the ‘miserable git’ thread - So much negativity & misery in here I’m surprised people even make it out of bed. updated 06z JMA joins the euro party to 84
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Better than the operational !
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Yes UKMO 144
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Well ECM pushes through a little bit we all now how progressive it’s been in the last 48 hours to prove that I have the last 3 Debilt ENS saves T2M - look for a significant drop today @9am!! UKMO top of the charts today - still- eagerly awaiting the 168 FWIW. edit UKMOWOW also has shortwave energy dropping SE @144...
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At 168 anything that falls in England will be snow.
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SE and East Anglia general weather discussion 01/01/2018 onwards
SMU replied to Captain Shortwave's topic in Regional
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ECM 120 just updated lovely circular Scandi High & deep cold heading west - another huge step to the UKMO
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Just waiting for the UKMO 850s @144 but it is the best run it’s ever churned out- Of course with the GEM & GFS still pony tony it’s worrying that at 96 they are totally different— The forecast is still bang on the UKMO ...
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SE and East Anglia general weather discussion 01/01/2018 onwards
SMU replied to Captain Shortwave's topic in Regional
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It still fails exactly the same when it comes to energy seperation- as being born out now at 96/120.
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Here’s a classic example of GFS fail 2009- GFS 18z T132 & here’s the T12 chart 5 days later GFS has NO CLUE what to do with the energy anywhere in NW Europe.
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Also note 126 winds westerly in the UK 12z 120 winds Easterly in the UK 18z
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GFS now on the right tracks many times we have talked about the GFs inability to decipher &Split different strands of energy in the Atlantic & because of this it just moves the whole lot east ‘en block’ as a result it misses key events & today is one of them the separate areas of energy at 96-120 in UKMO that has been there for 24-36 hours has only just been picked up by the 18z op these 2 watch them get further apart in future runs... the 1005 low will go further North allowing the Scandi ridge further west the 1010 low will be further south
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Early doors IKON 18z moves along nicely to the Euros @120 notice more deeper cold piling SW out of Russia- we are now just at the tip of stability for an easterly flow @day 5 *** Normally the GFS isn’t how far behind *** so expect to see more changes - more Easterly isolines across Europe & the 850s begin to drop- sub -6c uppers to magically appear...
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There has NEVER been any 1 time with an UKMO Easterly at 120 ( jan 13 / Feb 9 ) where it’s then backtracked to follow a non agreeing GFS. ever.
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Afternoon Everyone - As the day evolves today with the UKMO 144/168 being epic - there could be a decent meeting point that UKMO 168-192 seeing’s Atlantic moving SE a la GFS & engaging the cold air ahead of it - that way we have fronts with cold air ahead & behind - a sure fire recipe for snow.... S
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^^ now compare ECM 168 last night 00z to today’s ECM 144 00z !!
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Yes huge backtrack to 144- not quite There though- Eagle Can you slot Aperge in there @2/3 rd thanks