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Posts posted by Kentish Snowman in Yorks
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The latest 6z GFS ensembles look colder both in the short term and from 20/1 onwards compared to the 0z set.
Signs that the jet will maintain a bit more of a Southerly latitude going forwards as anticipated (in some quarters)?
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37 minutes ago, Jono E said:
Dan Hutchings, Stateside, is ramping up an unprecedented extreme jet stream developing toward the tail end of next week. Due to extreme temperature gradients and other global anomalies. This is what the models are now factoring in and …I’m afraid it leads to a raging PV and a prolonged zonal setup. Looking to March now !
And what if said raging jet passes to the South of the UK? Possible multiple snow opportunities?
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6 minutes ago, Captain Shortwave said:
Some very strange goings on around day 4 in the ensembles. The cause of this appears to be a shortwave appearing on the core low heights over Scandinavia that passes fairly close to the east coast of Scotland, this appears to enhance the depth of cold sweeping down the eastern side of the country.
Just posting one ensemble to show this;
Note the kink east of Scotland on here.
So lets see if any other models showed this;
It is sort of there to the north of Scotland, but it gets more absorbed into the part low. It might be worth keeping an eye on because a shallow system with embedded frigid air appears and heading close to the UK could be the surprise we were hoping for.
Surely potential for lows of the polar variety to form in a flow that cold?
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Big upgrade on the pub run (short ensembles) if cold is your thing
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This pub run doesn't see positive uppers getting any further north than around a line from Manchester to Hull before diving South again.
Better than the 12z and again highlights the risk of battleground snow.
I still think the cold will stay much further South than what the GFS is showing regardless. Interesting times
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Any chance of the odd snow shower crossing the region later on tomorrow?
Seen a couple of models which highlight the risk? Temperatures and dew points look favourable
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I would be interested to hear the thoughts of @Cheshire Freeze today as I know he has been bullish about our cold prospects over Christmas and particularly into the new year period?
Charts seem at odds with his expectations resulting from the background drivers especially the Iberia / Euro heights?
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15 minutes ago, TillyS said:
I don't know which output you are referring to when talking about the ECM as the difference between last night's run and this morning's is night and day?
Last night's run looked decent with a Greenland wedge if you're of a cold persuasion and this morning's is well....the less said the better!
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9 minutes ago, Harsh Climate said:
This northerly doesn't look cold enough for polar lows, needs to be atleast -45c or colder in the middle troposphere..
I thought low heights / thicknesses were conducive to polar low formation? Looks like a turbulent 'high impact' spell of weather coming up over Christmas though regardless!
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15 minutes ago, TSNWK said:
Synoptic wise it’s a stunning but uppers of around -5 in a northerly are cold rain for most
No expert but would the low thicknesses on that chart not make conditions more favourable for snow?
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13 minutes ago, Mucka said:
This GFS run, whatever it shows in the end, seems unlikely with how it handles the low from just 48h, serenely making its way E/NE with absolutely no influence from the dense cold air to its E/NE.
Not sure how much that will affect the overall longwave outcome but a strange run anyway.
LOL goodbye Ireland
I think the milder air now looks very likely to win out for a time, it is just a case of whether we can quickly re-establish some blocking toward mid Dec or whether we revert to zonal.
That looks to be very much in the balance even if we can't keep the current cold and blocking.
GEM with a decent effort.
Agreed. With the potential proper breakdown of cold still some 120 hours away I don't think we have seen the end of the drama yet.
ECM to pull out a corker the pub run follows up and then we will be bought back down to earth on the morning runs you watch!
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1 minute ago, Derecho said:
The problem with the output this morning is that an area of low pressure between Norway and Greenland changes the orientation of the high further NE.
The intense cold doesn't reach Scandi and is more confined to western Russia.
The mild air then has a free ticket to push through Scandi later in the run.
Poor output sadly.
Yeah but is it right? The actual weather might have other ideas? Intriguing output to keep us on the edge of our seats at least.
Fully expecting another swing back to extended cold on this afternoons runs as I just cannot see that cold over Scandi being shifted so easily...
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2 minutes ago, That ECM said:
Atlantic hits the
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Wow that ECM! Almost the Easterly that a certain poster from Crewe has been touting for a while. Fair play if it comes off!
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Just now, northwestsnow said:
UKMO delays the breakdown until Tues the 5th ...
The milder breakdown seems to have been at Day 5 for like three days now?!
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Heads up to those in the North York Moors and East Yorkshire region. incoming?
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An icing sugar coating of snow here. Pathetic but I'm surprised we got even that!
When we will get a big fall of snow here in Yorkshire? It's well overdue!
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20 minutes ago, Scott Ingham said:
Indeed. Showers are due to become more organised and pep up from around 8pm as well. This for me is the time to radar watch. Thursday also looking interesting as well on current models for the same areas
Any interest for our part of the world this week Scott?
I see there is some kind of feature that could track close to us on Friday?
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Not expecting anything here at only 50m elevation tonight. Any precipitation looks light and so just light rain looks favoured
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Turning more to snow here but not expecting much if any of it settling due to my bad altitude