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  1. 5 minutes ago, Summer8906 said:

    I can't see anything even close to 27 out of Friday's synoptics to be honest, is that correct? My guess would be very average for late June this coming week (in the south around 20-22, say) and actually a downward trend with time as pressure falls. I'd have expected the early part of the week, particularly Monday, to achieve the highest temps.

    Maybe using old Data then week a ahead with that 27 in London on Friday     I just hope this is unsettled spell is not here for long and we get back to warm hot summer we are having.

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  2. 4 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:

    Those snow depth charts..... cant see it myself. The ground isnt cold, the uppers are dodgy and the 528DAM contour isnt far enough South for my liking.. So whilst im sure we will see snow, and where its heavy itll settle... but not for long. March snowfalls away from high ground are often slushy messes... i just cannot see laying snow lasting long..

    Even if it doesn’t last I think most will be happy to see snow falling  there hasn’t been much around I was lucky in December south east snow fall.

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  3. 12 minutes ago, Jacob Gamer said:

    Can you send me the link to this update please?

    High pressure will dominate through early March despite edging northwestwards, bringing dry and rather cloudy conditions for most, with some (most likely rain) showers likely for some eastern and southern areas. There is also potential for a spell of more unsettled weather in the far north. Towards the end of the period, a trend towards more unsettled weather is likely. With more direct northerly winds increasing in likelihood, there is an increasing chance of colder conditions and snow showers for northern and eastern areas, and a low chance of more organised rain or snow spreading south across the country. West, and northwestern areas likely to stay more settled for longest. Temperatures generally on the colder side of average overall, with some overnight frost likely.

    Updated: 14:00 (UTC) on Fri 24 Feb 2023

     

    looks wintery to me can’t see non of that in models at the moment.

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  4. 3 hours ago, bluearmy said:

    Absolutely no argument that at we are seeing the strat imprinting down into the trop later in week 2 

    but where will the Atlantic amplification actually verify ??  How slow will the lower strat and hence the upper levels of the trop drop to - too slow and we move towards talk of west based neg NAO’s …. Too fast and we have the ridge in the east Atlantic sector 

    given that we will be in March, it really matters where the pieces of the puzzle fall - I’m still of the opinion that away from elevation and generally the north of the country it will be a struggle for a decent snowfall.  But it certainly looks like we won’t see the U.K. fall on the mild side of the pattern in a west or southerly flow 

    Very good option I’m going for high-pressure just to north of Scotland with coldest air further south . easterly flow wetter  conditions southern Britain colder air perfect ingredients snow that’s my take.

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