[Short Term Model discussion 03/01/19 onwards]

We like it the way it is, thank you  

[Come Rain or Shine - Future Learn]

any feedback please regarding this course?

Just signed up for this course starting on the 10th October 2016.

Many thanks in advance..

[Model Output Discussion - Stormy Period Inbound...]

following the excitement/ dread of the earlier posts regarding forthcoming cold weather ( I was about to get my passport), Gibby again puts it all in perspective!

[Possible storm 'Bertha']

 

As a student to this fine science, that has got to be one of the most informative post I have had the pleasure of feasting my eyes over ( and I have feasted them over many other informative posts)Thank you!

[York Weather In Yorkshire]

hi York weather,

 

Just noticed this while browsing through weather station forum. Probably a tad late with this reply.

I work at the racecourse in York and we have weather records dating back since 1927. if you require any details do not hesitate and send me a message.

 

Cheers.

[Model Output Discussion 18th Nov.2013-12z onwards.]

For the non-technically minded folk who DO wish to follow this site purely to gain an understanding as to whether it’s likely to rain, sleet, snow or blizzard at this time of year rather than worrying about splitting PV’s or whatever else it is they do, please please continue posting Martin. Personally I find your comments and non-biased summary an extremely useful tool amongst some of the excitement that occurs from time to time. On behalf of the silent types that enjoy reading them, thank you!! 

 

one of the more sensible posts that i have come across of late!

my humble opinion is that when things are to busy at work to go through all the posts, i go to Gibbys for a quick analysis.

[Model Output Discussion 06Z, 13 Sep. 2013 ---->]

The GEFS 00z mean shows the height of the stalemate at T+144 hours, a mexican standoff between the atlantic low and the scandi high, however, beyond that point the atlantic low has had enough and drifts away towards iceland and the scandi high also loses it's appetite and sinks away southeastwards but pressure then rises from the south with fine and benign weather spreading up from mainland europe. The very autumnal weather remains on the other side of that thick black line (the polar front jet) but eventually the PFJ does make some progress southeastwards with relatively colder air pushing into scotland towards mid october, I think the second half of october will be the turning point when we finally break out of this locked down stagnant pattern.

 

it,s next to Arch Stanton

[Model Output Discussion 18Z 18/6/13 onwards]

Many thanks for warm welcome johnholmes, This current page seems to be a great example for one to save and look back on next Friday! With very optimistic Azores high FI charts and some more cautious forecasting possible troughs for next week.

I guess that's the ups and downs of weather forecasting.

It,s great to also read people's different opinions of the charts, and I guess any forum with people's opinions can get rather personal!

As a "newbie" I will sit back and watch the conclusion of the next 7 days with great interest!

[Model Output Discussion 18Z 18/6/13 onwards]

Unfortunately, i am one of those "newbies" who was taken in by all this talk of an impending good spell. I told my son, who is visiting Glastonbury, that he would be wise to pack summer clothes, as opposed to jackets etc... Woke up this morning to a text saying "we were deluged yesterday, thanks for your forecast :)"I just hope the models we are seeing can become more consistent and we see this fine spell of weather most of us would cherish!!

I Know the feeling, "Newbie" here too!

Told everyone at work that next week is going to be a scorcher and attempted to describe the Azores high and different placements of the jetstream.

Think i have learned my lesson well!