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  1. Gds12z seemingly doubling down on the cold pattern from the ene with potential reloads..

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    ...quite an amazing set of 850 ens from gfs as well..

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    ..although at the bottom from around 18th..the op is supported by a small cluster...think it was mentioned in the met 10 day trend that the easterly option was given approx 10 % probability..so still unlikely given the ecm run referred to in the excellent comparison analysis by @WYorksWeather above, however still a possibility and certainly not at present anyway showing the typical zonal flow you may expect at this time of year...

     

     

     

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  2. 19 minutes ago, Alderc 2.0 said:

    Sad news - hopefully he can make a fully recovery.

    In my sons football league theres strict rules about playing when thunder is audible. However very difficult to make a call if there’s been no thunder for a while, or it’s the first strike for a new/developing cell or it’s weak storm with intermittent strikes that’s moved in from another area.

    NEWS.SKY.COM

    A man was also taken to hospital following the lightning strike during the tournament at The Sele School in Hertford on Monday afternoon.

     

    That must have been the bolt that occurred when i was outside doing a hedge at that time yesterday in Welwyn garden city..not that far away ..incredibly loud 'crash'...lets hope the boy and the man make a full recovery..shows how dangerous lighting can be...

  3. As with the 0z the 6z gfs op wanting to cool down quicker than the mean resulting in a more settled next weekend for south eastern areas...

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    ..the mean trough not as deep or pronounced as the op even taking averaging out into consideration..

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    ...resulting in warmer temps ...particularly for the south east..

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    ..be interesting to see how this plays out given the warmer Ec run, tropical storms and @MattH  comments above..

     

     

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  4. 32 minutes ago, Eagle Eye said:

    Given the streamwise vorticity already in place, any storm that can latch onto the surface flow behind the frontal system will likely be able to increase the momentum into the storm at a steady rate. The extreme LLS with backing winds is quite rare for the British Isles and if enough DCAPE can force enough energy downwards to rapidly increase 3CAPE, specifically in the lowest sector of cloud development then there may be potential for a strong tornado. 

     

    Given all that directing of shear, a Supercell is definitely possible. This is especially likely in the middle and southern sectors of the possible line, where there appears to be better stretching and veering of the low-level winds and directing of mid-upper level winds are better, aiding possible Supercellular development. SBCAPE is quite low for Supercellular development, however this appears to be acting on the models as a possible low CAPE/high shearing scenario, with just about weak enough forcing for it not to upscale too much compared to previous events in the past. 

    The updraft could well be centred away from the draft given the winds available so some good pictures of the storms are also possible. So if you're in the path, possibly might need your camera for this afternoon and into evening. 

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    I think i know what cape is but Dcape and 3cape ?

  5. Yes...in the shorter term its interesting to think that a chunk of energy separating from tropical storm Ophelia currently making landfall on the east coast of America 

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    ...could end up triggering this as per gfs 12z by wednesday..

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    ...although lot of uncertainty it does seem that there will be a disturbance/low pressure/storm crossing the uk at that time...definately one to watch..this autumn turning out to be very meteorlogically varied and interesting with the tropics having a large influence on our weather...

     

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  6. 8 minutes ago, Southern Storm said:

    Not strictly storm related, but I absolutely love this type of weather 😍 

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    Absolutely...although storms is what most of us want i always love convective weather with or without the thunder as you get the most beautiful and interesting skies with it..i have never lost that delight of watching convective skies since i was a kid ( few years ago..🤣) ...in fact i love it even more now if that is possible...lovely pics on this thread this evening ...

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