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  1. just a crumb of comfort- 3 days ago, the models showed us 'winter wonderland'. now they show 'a bit nippy'. the GFS goes out to 16 days showing atlantic domination. what will they show in another 3 days? or 3 days after that? what we seem to have learned is that 16 days is way too long to even look for trends! in just 3 days time we could be waxing sledges again. or not.... who knows really? its still only the start of winter

    ikr What is the point of the models when all it needs to forecast is shortwaves to ruin everything and delay us even more for a successful cold spell!

  2. While cold, very cold air slides it's way across Eastern England early next week, yes we may end up with a narrow northerly with a slight NNE slant, but this is still a great scenario for us. The cold air will be frigid, and with a relatively warm north sea, we will end up with showers of snow, and longer spells at that in a gentle breeze that will feel perishing for our little Island.

    Lots want the easterly of all easterlies, but if we can just have patience, I am very confident personally a easterly will evolve and we get what we want. ANYTHING from the east will do! The air mass there is going to be so, so cold, it will do!

    I personally believe NE Scotland, NE England E Anglia will do very well out of this, also Kent and eastern parts of Suffolk, Essex etc. I know getting specific is dangerous and can cause disruption litterally to this forum, it's my belief, and can be taken with a very tiny pinch of salt.

    We need to get real anyway, were heading for a very cold spell, and the threat of snow! Which is just brilliant this early.

    I feel comforted with this as a NE usually effects the eastern coast and leaves me alone but this usually evolves into a easterly anyway but It might take sometime for that but I reckon come new year we will have a look a simple fresh easterly!

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