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  1. On Sunday, February 21, 2016 at 0:20 PM, feb1991blizzard said:

    Is The GEFS and EC EPS rise in temperature towards the end of the end of the run being discarded?, it looks to me like a return to zonality of sorts on both those models although I obviously have only seen the later in London graph form.   Oooopsss delete this post please

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  2. 7 minutes ago, andy_leics22 said:

    Whereabouts in Calverton do you live? My sister lives in Collyer road.

     

    This is flippin' typical. Snow in Leicester now and nothing down here in Oxford. Also the PPN is way too far East now! The main event looks to be over the East Midlands and will slide down into London and the South East. the models were about 50-100 miles out in predicting this band of PPN! 

    Labray road around the corner lol small world :)

  3. 7 minutes ago, nick sussex said:

    Their T120hrs fax chart that they put out tonight cannot evolve to the Friday chart shown in that video. If they think their output is an outlier then they should have modified their raw data so that the charts match the BBC forecasts.

    I can see by the set up Friday that that is the 00hrs output as the evolution from that T144hrs to 24hrs later  would look inline with the BBC broadcast.

    Yep can see what your saying i find it hard to believe they would put a new forecast out that is based on old data very old ????

  4. 11 minutes ago, nick sussex said:

    I just worked out those BBC weather for the week ahead forecasts that appear in the late evening are done using the 00hrs UKMO output.

    Tonights forecast had high pressure over Scandi next Friday with an east/se flow into the UK , theres no way synoptically that  tonights UKMO output could evolve to that 24hrs later.

    http://www.bbc.com/weather/features/35330201

    Look around 2.50 into the forecast.

    If the UKMO had completely disregarded their outlier solution and they went with the 00hrs run in that video perhaps that would explain this however this leaves a question mark over why then you'd put out a fax chart tonight that could not in any way evolve to that Friday chart shown.

    This is one of my irritations! In the so called modern age of media, update the forecast with the latest info not output that's already yesterdays news!

    Hmmm but we dont know what there models are showing that we dont see ?

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  5. 1 hour ago, THE CHOSEN ONE said:

    So to repeat what I just added over on TWO

    bin all the GFS & ECM suites 

    go with a total pattern change in the next 12-24 hours to a very cold easterly at 144-168

    S

    Lol hope you havnt hit the bottle early steve :) seriously though i hope you are right 

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  6. 7 minutes ago, radiohead said:

    At least the OP if part of a cold cluster rather than being a clear outlier. Still looks like a low probability solution overall but not a pipe dream either.

    Let's see how things develop in the days ahead.

    Im no expert but they are dutch ens i think 

    The real cold uppers get into the northern parts of uk so thet wont be showing on the ens for holland???

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