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So it seems in general apart from the gfs today has upgraded our chances of a cold spell, still worries me that gfs is the one who sees something different to the rest and we also know it was the one who picked out the shortwave near Iceland a few days ago. So until gfs joins the rest it's hard to get excited. ECM is a peach of a run prolonging the cold spell and increasing snow potential all over the UK. Next week all models agree winter is finally coming to the UK I hope we all see. Some of the white stuff and when the cold does set in it's hard to shift as 2010 demonstrated. Going to grab a beer now ready for the pub run will the gfs give us drama or a stellar run.
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Hard not to be negative, GFS seems to have been the trend setter in recent times, UKMO has taken a step towards it and fully expect the Ecm to agree. And also more ensembles starting to back the OP. If we get cross model agreement I think we can kiss goodbye to a cold spell. ECM is crucial tonight I think, but on the positive side next week will get a lot colder with snow for some. Cmon ECM.
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Gfs looks to have called this right again it was the first to spot that Azores low which could be a snow maker with a battleground taking place but would more than likely turn back to rain as it pushes north through the UK heralding the end of the cold snap. From now on if the Gfs spots something I will pay more attention. Let's hope for that predicted start warming.
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The only thing that concerns me is the trend over the last 24 hours is to push everything further east and now on the UKMO the ridge is moving to close to us for comfort. We don't want to see this trend continue. If ecm Pushes the pattern further east I will start to worry and could this be what the Met have seen.
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Strange how you say nothing special last year I took a drive up to the Peak District for my snow fix it was like a winter wonderland planning the same this year. But at present I think the midlands is in a good position for any snow. But still a long way off to call.
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Current Cold Spell: snow where, snow when - how much?
snowangel32 replied to Methuselah's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Lol me too, I also told my sister who lives in Yeovil that they could see some snow they are well and truly starved down there not a flake for a few years. -
Met office might get some splinters from that fence, but positive steps in there wording snow possible in South and cold harder to shift.
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Current Cold Spell: snow where, snow when - how much?
snowangel32 replied to Methuselah's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Great to see the MET are coming on board they also say snow possible to lower levels, but at this range it would be pin the tail on the donkey to guess where snow will fall. So the all the big models are on board and now the MET surely it can't go tits up from here can it its in realms of reliable now lol. Hands up who has told there family or friends and jinxed it. -
A bit of devils advocate if we have the ridge further east it brings a chance of substantial snowfall for many areas but also we risk collapsing the high and allowing the Atlantic back in. Or the second scenario is the ridge is further west but creates a wishbone effect with dryer air, but improves the chances of a sustained cold period and keeps the greenie high. What would you choose I would go for the snowfall every time. High stakes.
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Nice run if I was nit picking I would like the trough further south and bit more west so we can tap into the real cold pool but otherwise a nice run by far better than that pub run. It's clear the gfs is really struggling though has it always struggled with blocking type scenarios or is it a recent thing.
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Spring moans, ramps, chat and banter
snowangel32 replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Today is going to be a rollercoaster ride will the gfs pub run be just a blip we are about to find out. Cmon gfs be kind.