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Just now, Tim Bland said:
With mild air quickly chasing behind it looks like about 30 mins of snow before it turns to rain away from high ground and north I’m afraid
Of course, just interested to see if there is frontal snow. If the front slows maybe 35 mins
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Just now, CryoraptorA303 said:
Ah I suppose that's why our winters are getting more extreme... oh, wait, they aren't. They're actually getting milder. Oops.
Around the globe. Extreme cold, extreme wet, extreme hot has all been experienced in the last 12 months.
I know you are trolling and will be dismissed soon.
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My take on global warming.
Summer wherever in the globe will be more extreme.
Winter wherever in the globe will be more extreme.
All event based.
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31 minutes ago, RainAllNight said:
Well well, it looks like I may get the hat-trick tonight. The positive anomaly around the Azores is even completely gone on the GEFS chart. At least it's not a boring +NAO pattern.
The problem is, it is at least a neutral west based NAO. Heights are way past Greenland.
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20 minutes ago, StingJet said:
Not surprised about it bring in a cold front, these LP`s have been fed arctic air for 2 days.
EDIT: Still are.
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2 hours ago, Stuie said:
Not sure about this Alaro 4k but a higher res than GFS. It is also going for a decent snow precipitation rate for above.
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43 minutes ago, nick sussex said:
Southerly tracking jet and weak heights to the n nw .
Lots of rain or snow especially for higher ground depending as to how far south the jet tracks .
The outputs show a good correlation with the MJO phase 7 given the time lag.
A repeat of this week can’t be ruled out although of course it will be marginal and just that bit later into March .
Well put Nick
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23 minutes ago, johnholmes said:
For net wx 0900 Thur 9 th March 2023
Looking at the 3 charts I have on my daily check on the NOAA output, there has been a slow increase in the contour heights from north to south. The latest shows the 540DM line just about on the Scottish border.(see below). The air with that still originates from fairly high latitudes over the Pacific and ne Russia so not especially mild. A 546DM contour is shown over southern England.
With these charts being very consistent in their evolution I am pretty confident they will be shown to be about ‘right’ 6 days from now. So the deep cold has certainly been moved well north with even much of Scotland in the slightly less cold air. Turning to the 8-14, covering the period 16-22 March and the pattern remains much as the 6-10, the 540 DM is now over northern Scotland with the 546DM still over southern England.
This all suggests that snow is going to become confined to the highest hills of northern England with only the far north of Scotland likely to be seeing any snow falling below about 5-800 ft. That is when there is any ppn! Turning to the ECMWF 10 day charts by the 13th onwards and the 850 MB charts show the -5 C line moving to the north of Scotland before returning to the south of Scotland by the 19th. As is often the case EC and NOAA are not on the same page so to speak but not on different chapters. Overall, along with the synoptic outputs from the 3 main models I would suggest that PM air with surface flow from a westerly point is the weather pattern 6-14 days from today. Neither very mild nor very cold weather patterns are likely for any period.
Of course I may be talking nonsense but then weather forecasters can only do their best with outputs at their disposal; egg on face is a professional hazard so bear with UK Met as they grapple with the next 72-96 hours let alone beyond.
Climate Prediction Center - 6-10 Day 500mb Outlook
WWW.CPC.NCEP.NOAA.GOVGood read John, thanks. 2 of my posts back these were my thoughts also (but nowhere near this level of language).
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Still a small signal for something wintry tomorrow morning/lunch as the LP exits. Looks like the tank is empty via the Arpege. Can`t see the GFS outlook (blanket snow).
The 528 DAM does skirt EA.
EDIT: The Arome does have a heavy precipitation exit, might be a surprise around lunch.
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Just flicked through the UKV for the next 48hrs. If there is an amber warning in this spine area tomorrow with precipitation rate.
It shows this rate for EA on Friday as it clears.
Edit:
Like a battleground affair.
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12 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
same with mine above, thought I was in Midlands thread
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Hmm, this was `real time data` 12 hrs ago from NCEP.
This is now.
That isn`t much travel in 12 hrs of the LP`s considering the jet is pretty strong.
EDIT: Saying that, the LP`s are a step ahead of the 12z which makes sense if you take 12z as 12 o`clock.
EDIT 2: ok, models are always 1 step behind current current outlook, will think differently from now on.
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Friday snow for EA/South is a bit sketchy regarding anything left in the tank. @Tim Bland mentioned earlier whether that would be the case.
The LP tomorrow starts off with a 975 core and by Friday lunch it is up to 990 by the time it moves into the N sea.
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2 minutes ago, Kentspur said:
I really hope that moves further south for us snow starved low-lying areas with nothing but a slush fest so far
Friday your best bet, not even sure if it will fizzle out and be N of me. Hope you see something mate. Suppose it`s the mare of modelling a LP system even at short range.
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Model Output Discussion - Snow Watch limited edition
in Forecast Model Discussion
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That does seem to have `some legs` for now.
Regarding tomorrow night again, look where the LP or LP`s are currently and the forecast jet tomorrow. Track of tomorrows low could easily be more south and drag in less warmer air. Just having a punt.