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Stuie

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  1. Can`t rule out some overnight snow on Sat/Sun. Bit early for that, will be tomorrows watch.
  2. Totally agree Matt, lunchtime is predicted to have an even more extent into EA. (as it exits away)
  3. Think you quoted wrong post mate, I did post the Fax`s a page or 2 back? The 48hr FAX ties in with possibility of affecting EA, including the 528DAM. Still expect a warning area correction for Friday on that.
  4. Here are your current conditions, all snow here due to DP.
  5. Giving it a decent go in NW Essex, forget radar type, it`s snow. Dewpoint in Cambridge is -1.8
  6. 12z fax has a nudge South on the LP tomorrow compared to 0z. A flatter more Easterly direction also.
  7. UKMO even slightly more South than GEFS and doubt it will make a great difference, maybe just a touch slower with the LP.
  8. 12z GEFS moves the boundary slightly more South than the 6z (extent of mild moving in at 13:00) Small detail but it`s there. 12z -
  9. Looks like precipitation gets somewhat reinvigorated by the time it reaches EA on this ECM run. Perhaps the draw from the North Sea, not sure.
  10. Agreed, we need to watch the LP intensity on the 12z, i.e. if 980 currently, don`t want it to drift to 985 etc (at the core). It has to have something about it to begin with.
  11. Going by the 6z GEFS 850 diagrams for my location/EA on Friday, I would expect a warning tweak tomorrow (if backed up by 12z). Other areas already covered by existing warning.
  12. Newcastle in the SOUTH East could take a battering lol
  13. Yes TEITS, here are the winds embedded with the lows.
  14. Using the Arpege for Friday lunch, snow chances much better with EA being favoured.
  15. Overnight jet profile from the GEFS for Friday morning. You can see why the LP is being modelled further South. EDIT: Wet bulb levels for Friday morning. You can see where the best chance of snow will be, North Wales, North of the Midlands. Ireland early hours Friday.
  16. Just seen Nick, the FAX is now following yesterdays OP run. For fax sake...
  17. Real time charts from the GFS/NCEP: The 2 LP`s to our West are drawing air straight from the arctic. EdIt: And this shows a Greenland high, not Griceland.
  18. Good effort from the Arpege. Also well done GFS with wet bulb levels yesterday.
  19. Interesting comment and info thanks. Mentioned about being 1 step behind the other day.
  20. As much as folks are looking at corrections South, keep in mind: Wet bulb freezing level At least -6 850`s Look at instability - Theta A drenching isn`t off the cards.
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