the timeframe from that chart i posted is irrelevant because im saying that kind of chart can happen, i have seen quite a few ensembles members like that this week and last, my point is we could see a fat greenland high and still be in average or just below average temps, if you have a look at the uppers on that run they are not that cold apart from the north, if we get a pressure rise to the south who cares if there is a lot of northern blocking about still because it won't benefit us that much, like the chart i posted showed, anyway im not saying thats gonna happen im just saying it could happen, if we got a west based NAO or blocking that is too far north, then the teleconnections will still be technically correct because there is blocking, just sadly other things don't fall into place for our island and we might get nothing
just to clarify my point, that whole run on that ensembles member i posted is not very cold and tell me where is the raging easterly,despite a nice greenie high, the flow looks very slack with uppers at about -4 its all conjuncture anyway
plus i agree with polar warsaw and Crewe, people on here want snow, not a few chilly days of dry cold, people make out that this current spell is unheard of in December when its actually not, if we had dry ice days then at least that would be good for now