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Gavin Hannah

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  1. Wow smile.png getting quite a head of steam up now, 2008 had quite a sharp uprise after 2007's low extent as well maybe no coincidence?.

    I was thinking the same, especially as we don't get sst's that cold in the north sea ever, even when we got down to -20 in 2010, in the depths of winter biggrin.png never mind October smile.png I'm sticking to IJIS and nsidc for now smile.png.

    If the Ice Agers are to be believed, it won't be long until the sea freezes up around the UK good.gif

  2. I am hoping for a cold winter this year, extreme snow events mixed with some milder interludes - bliss! (then I woke up with my head in my cornflakes)... I think we may have a better shot at some good snow events this year though based on current projections from the more knowledgable, and I am looking forward to the roller-coaster that the MD thread becomes!

    You've missed the train, it has already left the station lol.

  3. i haven't relooked at the ecm runs from the weekend but there was a theme for the scandi trough to push energy sw towards us as a result of the greeny ridge being sharper and more defined. maybe a good time to reflect that ecm op seems to have a bias towards greeny ridges being overstated which has a consequence of more wintry charts for nw europe. i have a feeling this could be a recurring theme this winter so possibly a good time for us to be reminded of this bias. lets hope when winter comes we have a more meridional flow off the eastern seaboard to blow up the ridge.

    Am I right in thinking that if that LP in the Atlantic can migrate North West(ish), it would be beneficial for the HP sticking around for longer, producing a longer lasting northerly?

  4. The euro's tonight give us something to work with, a much colder snap than the gfs is showing and it's only monday so still lots of time to fine tune the pattern in the next few days before we know for sure, little pesky lows that appear on one run can disappear on the next run.

    Exactly, I pointed out earlier that one run from the GFS a few days ago had the LP in the Atlantic kick out a shortwave which completely toppled the Cold spell prospects. Next run, it was gone. ECM also had a shortwave above the UK a few days ago. It too is gone now.

  5. The destination of the cold shot is still in the balance. It won't be until wed morning before we get a firm grasp of how the northerly behaves and what is likely to happen thereafter. Prognosis is still looking very good for some frostiness and high level snow. But can we hold on to it for a sustained period? This is going to be an interesting few days.

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