Jump to content
Snow?
Local
Radar
Cold?

SnowObsessor90

Members
  • Posts

    836
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by SnowObsessor90

  1. The Gfs 06z turns into a brilliant run with high pressure dominant throughout, especially through FI where high pressure becomes centred right over the uk and it becomes warm/very warm with temps well into the low to mid 70's F. As for next week, some rain and showers around on monday but apart from that it's a dry and fine week with long sunny spells and feeling pleasantly warm in the strong may sunshine as the atlantic ridge ebbs and flows close to the west of the uk, nights turning cooler after midweek with a risk of grass frost in places, especially northern rural locations, then it becomes warmer and warmer. I would BANK this run, it's a cracker overall.cool.png

    Indeed and as has already pointed out one thing that has has been apparent so far this Spring is the lack of proper heights in and around the Greenland area as opposed last year when just couldn't seem to stay away from there for too long , if things stay like that then I'd say that things aren't looked too shabby heading into Summer smile.png
  2. I have to say I do like how the pattern eventually evolves later on in this particular GFS run with high pressure to our east starting to exert more of an influence, the ECM has also toyed with this idea over recent runs so certainly something to watch out for that is for sure.

  3. Just been out in the back garden over the last few to try and make the most of this nice weather, I really hope that that this is just merely an early taster of things to come this Summer rather than this potential NW/SE split which which some seem to be going on about which would typically favour those who live further south and east.

  4. wow Capel Curig met office station in north Wales recorded a gust of 81 MPH at last observation.OMG just had a really strong gust here, this feels like a proper autumn atlantic storm not a passing spring front.

    Indeed, it seems as if the Atlantic is now taking the opportunity to let of some real steam after being suppressed for so long.
  5. Hill snow maybe for wales, midlands, maybe pennine snow and cumbrian fells, north yorkshire moors, southern uplands but it's a lot more marginal than when we had the severe blizzards but the synoptics are similar but the depth of cold will be less so cold rain for many lowland areas but sleet and wet snow risk increases further north and on hills/mountains.

    Have to say that description reminds very much of how things panned out last year from April onwards bar the odd warmer blip here and there, hope this year doesn't end up heading in a similar direction.

  6. Esmebles remaining really quite cold throughout

    t850West~Yorkshire.png

    Certainly don't see any ending to our cold spell anytime soon. Maybe becoming less cold but no real mild in sight.

    Yup of course you can't rule out sudden flips at any given moment but if things continue at this rate then people would be grateful for a gradual warm up to just wet and cool conditions ala April tells it's own story really.

×
×
  • Create New...