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  1. Here in AYRSHIRE it's dark, it's colder than it is in the summer, cold enough to have a warming winter fire. It's a huge let down regarding wintry weather but, despite the models prediction of a winter wonderland, it still feels festive.

    This is a taste of the future regarding global warming and associated winter weather.

    Hopefully, just as the models are showing a blow torch from the Azores, they will flip and suddenly we will be chasing the depth of snow expected over the UK.

    I rarely post but thought I would air my thoughts on this excellent forum.

     

     

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  2. 1 hour ago, Frosty. said:

     

    According to the GEFS 6z mean it looks anticyclonic, at least for the southern half of the uk for the next 10 days or so but with the fine weather across the north gradually being eroded with more atlantic influence, towards mid Dec it becomes generally unsettled across the uk but this goes completely against the met office update.

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    Edited 1 hour ago by Frosty.

    I am a furtive lurker and have limited knowledge in comparison to many on this forum but does the last chart not give potential with Azores High maybe linking with Greeny High and finally delivering a potent block and floodgates open delivering the goods?

     

  3. Over the last few days another example of how local topograghy effects weather. In Dalrymple ,near Ayr ,we received <15mm rain while Glasgow 35 miles north with less shelter from Ireland in SW rain events had 114mm. Unfortunately in snow events the same is true but that doesn't stop me searching for the holy grail in this area.

     

  4. Noticed temp in Ayr was lower than here in Dalrymple which is a bit unusual in winter and discovered when I drove in that there had been a heavy hail shower which was still lying, though thawing rapidly, not the most exciting event but after the last few winters nice to see something remotely white.

    For me here in the SW, the highlight of the past winter was the prolonged thundery activity before Xmas.

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  5. First post but cautiously optimistic that Dalrymple will have its first covering by morning. Nothing on ground,temp 1(check out netatmo station on map). Best and not impossible outcome that covering remains despite less cold air Friday with true Arctic air weekend and possible troughs in flow to extend potential snow chances or am I just getting a bit over excited?

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