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Maybe they are anticipating change in the forecast. Hopefully for the cold camp
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27 minutes ago, Summer Sun said:
Monday 4 Jan - Wednesday 13 Jan
Likely remaining cold throughout this period with the risk of wintry hazards. It will be dry at times, with the driest and clearest conditions likely in the west and northwest, and showers likely further east. These showers often wintry with hill snow but with a chance of snow falling to lower-levels at times. There is potential for spells of more organised precipitation, accompanied by stronger winds to move north from the continent into southern and central areas. Additionally, there is also the potential for precipitation to move into northern areas if high pressure declines. Both scenarios could bring an associated snow risk particularly over hills. Temperatures are likely to be below average bringing the risk of frost and freezing fog along with very cold overnight temperatures over any snow cover.
Wednesday 13 Jan - Wednesday 27 Jan
Cold or rather cold conditions are likely to continue into this period, with associated wintry hazards. At times conditions will generally be drier and more settled in the north and possibly extending into western areas. Exceptionally cold conditions are not expected however some severe overnight frosts are likely over any snow cover. Through the second half of the month the chance of colder than average conditions remain most likely, although occasional milder spells are possible. There is potential for unsettled conditions to develop across the south bringing above average precipitation, although the risk of wintry hazards would persist nationwide.
It says it was updated 16.00 today....... its only 14.50 now hahahaha
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2 minutes ago, sebastiaan1973 said:
ongoing wave activity a couple of days after the onset of the SSW and negative NAM at 150 hPa means downwelling. You see it already at the EC oper output. So Domeisen can write about not downwelling, we see at EC it does. So, I wonder what's going on.
It's 2020 anything is possible. What's your take on next stage if you could make an informative guess
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Some wet snow this lunchtime falling at near sea level in nw wales.. Good signs for tonight. Could be surprising snowy.. I would imagine @Liam Ellis up in deiniolen is having some big flakes
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2 minutes ago, frosty ground said:
Not up to speed on current output but I assume there is a U.K. high in the output now?
Nope but it could lead to one apparently.. it was some video the met released saying high pressure right above us in the new year
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1 minute ago, Jayfromcardiff said:
Is it still snowing?
I would say so. It's sleet on the coast where I am about 6 miles from him
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Keep us posted liam
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8 minutes ago, Liam Ellis said:
After a day of heavy wintry showers with snowline around 450m - who knows if it'll snow here in north west Wales tonight. Temperature is currently hovering around 1C even with clouds so hopefully it's cold enough!
O nin topia marchlyn ar y horseshoe heddiw... oer go iawn
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43 minutes ago, danthetan said:
valleys & beacon beacons nicked it all
I think snowdonia will be prime area. So might take most of the heavy precipitate or snow in this case
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Tbh I live in nw wales and I can't see accumulation of snow unless your 200m upwards but I'm hoping I'm wrong
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29 minutes ago, chionomaniac said:
It’s not even the weather! It’s what the weather could be, or maybe not. One day to forgive your hobby to spend time with your family when many cannot should be cherished. Enjoy it, and then come back to the output tomorrow. Believe you me, it will probably be even better than today. So much potential on show.
I sense a bit of a ramp here ..
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New thread soon . Hopefully to talk about a colder and colder outlook.. Sunday looks interesting and I have this to look forward to- carnedd y filiast, mynydd perfedd, elidir fawr.... should be fun
P.s its very local to me so no covid comments lol
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Anyway of finding out Iceland pressure graphs.. they were handy for finding the general pressures over to our nw
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1 minute ago, chionomaniac said:
This is the kind of pattern that has #surprises written all over it. One area has sleety rain, and down the road has a snow fest
Is that high pressure nudging westwards into scandy ?
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11 minutes ago, johnholmes said:
It is a long time since I have seen such a meridional 500 mb chart prediction close to the UK.
NOAA 6-10
Climate Prediction Center - 6-10 Day 500mb Outlook
WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOVAnd the 8-14 is pretty similar; one would imagine at some point in the next 2 weeks some very cold air is possible?
Slight hints of an easterly on the 10 to 14 day chart
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22 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
Elevated NW Britain could do quite well ...
No idea what sort of elevation needed though
100m upwards would be great hahaha
Model Output Discussion - Staying cold into the new year
in Forecast Model Discussion
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As long as the low follows the path into central Europe this hopefully brings absolutely freezing cold for us... here's to hoping