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mattyk1985

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  1. Certainly some uncertainties later this re: a thundery breakdown. Other than some isolated thundery showers/storms near the CF over central areas on Thursday, Friday *may* have some potential. A moistening airmass across England and Wales *may* destabilise ahead of the CF moving SE - as per GFS - which brings a thundery low up from the SW ahead of the cold front shifting SE across England later in the day - which looks to push the heat away by Saturday.

    All depends on how quickly the upper trough moves SE. ECM and UKMO more progressive with the trough and seem to nudge the thundery low further east than GFS at this point - with the near continent stealing the fun from the SE, though some thundery rain/storms shown near the CF for central parts.

    Im no expert but looking at the latest run it appears that the GFS is starting to side with the ECM and UKMO.

  2. So, are we to expect some cracking storms next week then? I've looked at a chart or two ( still much to learn but I've learnt so much while I've been here) and from what my inexperienced eyes can see it looks quiet. I guess one should wait for updates.

    Its quiet up until next weekend on Friday and Saturday there is a fair bit of potential around but because its quite a way out its all subject to change.

  3. Ha! Good luck telling that to some on here.

    Apologies if I came across as rude, by the way. I'm just tired of the fact that an 'elitist' culture has made its way onto a weather forum. Members fawning over others who they regard as godlike in whatever area of meteorology is being discussed at the time. I literally cringe when I witness it.

    But, I guess that's the society we live in.

    I like reading your input as I do everyone elses. I find this forum very helpful and I have learnt loads while Ive been on here.

  4. Quite a change with the 18Z GFS run as you'd maybe expect - sees an abundance of CAPE over in France on 26th! On the 27th, still quite "nice" CAPE values in southern parts. (SB)CAPE present at 00Z even. Does look like a bit of an eastern shift though from the previous run. Guess we can expect such chopping and changing at such timeframes...

    Needless to say, this is going to be an interesting one to watch unfold...

    At least its still there which is good, as we get to a day or two out it should give us an idea where the likely areas are(if any).

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