Mark wheeler
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4 minutes ago, TSNWK said:
Does exm control go out beyond 240? I think it might do... be Interesting to see if it does
It does indeed .
here
Meteociel - Cartes Ensemble CEP/ECMWF ENS
WWW.METEOCIEL.FR
meteociel propose des rubriques météo temps réel, forums, modeles...Tantalisingly close
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Just now, The Enforcer said:
So much change in such a short space of time at this range. Don't worry, NAVGEM will provide clarity.
Will update if still up
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4 minutes ago, Metwatch said:
Well well well; Some sliding action there under the wedge to our north!
Just a small adjustment south please .
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Navgem is no low fruit to hold on to.
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9 minutes ago, The Enforcer said:
Well I was under the impression that the LWPs tracking further south during the week would help to strengthen the cold. However, the opposite seems to have happened here.
I was thinking that myself, lets have a northwards shift . Slushy mess is fine by me for now
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Well 1st snow of the season here in Kingston upon Thames. Only lasted a min or two and was absolutely shocked to see it . Nothing showing on the radar but my eyes are not deceiving me . More surprises to come hopefully.
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3 minutes ago, Allseasons-Si said:
No wobbles,it's keeping in line with the broader pattern,a slight upgrade in heights to our N/NE i would of thought
the bowling ball low out of S Greenland has a SE neg tilted orientation just like the 12z but a tad further south of west,this is good in keeping the Atlantic at bay .stall this feature further then the cold has a chance to march SW from the NE further.
Sorry you are right, I was alluding and getting sucked in by some posts and I meant by wobbles as an emotion. Should learn really . All good overall and loving the start to this winter so far .
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18z wobbles as usual. On to the 00zs .
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1 minute ago, northwestsnow said:
Indeed and further south there seems to be 2 clusters now, one keeps it quite bitter the other cool.
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35 minutes ago, lottiekent said:
First snowflake icon of the season on MO 5 day forecast for me. Know it won’t happen but it’s early this year!
Me too but I had to dig to find it
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You little Beauty
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3 minutes ago, Hoghtonwhite said:
Once again, as we see every time snow is upon us, this is turning into a south east discussion. This should have been posted in your regional group.
This charts shows snow falling in Scotland , parts of Northern England and parts of the midlands . So to me seems very relevant UK wide . The UKMO charts had not been posted yet so surely informative to many . Despite me being in the southeast even if I wasn't I would like to see this posted .
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Metoffice update says snow on the downs on Thursday. Rain elsewhere, lets hope that changes
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Gem .is different, colder uppers edging south .
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1am Brrrr
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4 minutes ago, Kasim Awan said:
I see good potential for evaporative cooling based snow line lowering to ground level from the slider on Thursday. The potential is there for a similar event to 10th December 2017. Looking at the hires are in agreement with this. We need intensity and general good structure and strength to the front to allow for optimal cooling and good precipitation totals of atleast 10mm+ to see optimal cooling. Those are our requirements however the starting soundings are there for a nice event to lower levels. 2-7cm widely is possible if precipitation structure and intensity is optimal.
Something like this
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That's positive, we are in the lottery .
Model Output Discussion - Into Winter
in Forecast Model Discussion
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No thank you GFS 18z .