I couldn't keep away lol.
So everythings par for the course regarding the LP arriving. How far south will it go before arrival?? Only time will tell. Please correct me if get anything wrong, I'd like to highlight a couple of features regarding the incoming LP that I think will be key in determining what will happen next weekend and beyond.
The LP just breaks over the UK. The HP to the east just puts up a barrier and shouts "You shall not paaaasssss!". The GFS is constantly nudging the system south as we approach t.0.
The movement south of the LP should allow it to squeeze under the HP, but HP to the south is proving difficult to budge. This is why the LP is just doing a Kylie Minogue on the spot which causes the northern edge to bulge out northwards, and cut off the cold air.
IF, and it's a big IF, this LP can find a gap between the two HP cells, it may cause enough flatttening out to allow more of an undercut. It could also do with telling the small shortwave/depression following behind to pi** off and allow the HP under the LP to ridge up to greenland behind the LP.
So, If that's all we need, then I rate the odds at about 2000/1 ?? Any takers??