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Ross Andrew Hemphill

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  1. 18 minutes ago, cheese said:

    If you were on the opposite end you would find it blood boiling as well. Don't give me that rubbish. 

     

    I second that! The contrast between Scotland and the rest of the UK this week has been incredible. 22C here today despite mostly overcast conditions, an improvement yes but more rain tomorrow.

    The middle of next week is my best chance to see hot weather, but that low grazing the west seems to spoil the temps. If I get the big storms then I will not complain one bit! :D:D

  2. 23 minutes ago, knocker said:

    Well toasty next week

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    DMIRep17-04.pdf

    Not UK-wide until Glasgow reaches 80F! :rofl: Seriously though, the models show the perfect setup for heat right up to N Scotland next week but the Atlantic shoves it to the east before it has a chance to blink. Weird how the high can be so stubborn but then just disappear when it's beneficial UK-WIDE. 

     

    UK weather is a dodgy thing.

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  3. 2 hours ago, carinthian said:

    This latest chart ( below ) from ECM at 144t confirms the progress towards a second plume of hot air after this weekend. A rather unusual set up with the main plume moving out of Iberia towards the SW of British Isles. The development of a upper trough from the Azores to the West of Scotland will aid the transfer of heat in 6 to 7 days time , especially up the west side of the British Isles. Expect some real heat this time next week.

     C

    ECMOPEU00_144_2.png

    A heatwave that will actually include me?! This weekend looks horrific so far 

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  4. 17 minutes ago, cheese said:

    1995 probably more appropriate - uneventful/poor June, turning hot at the end, leading to one of the best summers of our time.

    Not that I expect anything like 1995 this year, but I do hope July and August are settled and warm at least. 

    Also including the North of the UK for once. The weather we had in May has jinxed us and the models don't like us anymore. :nonono:

  5. Beeb's latest forecast shows the possibility of 30C+ in the UK. Matt Taylor highlighting that the models are still all over the place with the position of the high and the timing of the "breakdown". 

     

    It is looking better though after Sunday for all of the UK, hopefully I get some heat up here in Scotland (higher than 25C :rofl:). 

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  6. All hail GEM if you're looking for good weather!

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    Will be interesting to see how this develops, or disappears in the next week. Would be nice after what this week has in store.

    What's also nice to see is the drop in heights over the pole, comparing this Wednesday to next Wednesday:

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    Notice the difference this makes over Scandinavia, allowing high pressure to build giving most of Europe a lovely warm spell. This is exactly what we need for heights to stay put and deliver an overdue hot UK summer, but then the energy leaving Canada may disrupt this pattern as the lows may not be for stalling to our W/SW (generic I know, but way too many variables for me and frankly I know little about a lot of them!).

    ECM also goes for this change, although the UK pattern is drastically different:

    ECH1-48.GIF?05-12 ECH1-216.GIF?05-12 

    Could be heading in the same direction, but with a slower evolution which may hamper the chances of sustaining the pattern.

    Of course we have to consider the fact that this is at the very end of the run, and will undoubtedly change a lot before it's nailed down. Still nice to see these charts showing up, one is just really hoping for a great summer for once! :sorry:

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  7. 26 minutes ago, Singularity said:

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    I wonder why ECM has such a habit of handling plumes in different and more exciting ways to all but the (legendary/infamous) GEM?

    Seems like the SE would stay toasty right out to Tuesday on this run, depending on surface details regarding cloud and showers.

    I must say, as that low lifted out so far west on Sunday, I feared the Atlantic could just march right in early next week, but even this run manages to avoid that. So what are the Met Office seeing I have to wonder? Even the ensembles look less changeable-looking than 24 hours ago, although there are a fair few shallow low scenarios - yet this favours the south for rainfall which just takes us further from the Met Office guidance. Very curious indeed!

    I'm now going to be naughty and leave some CFSv2 weekly ensemble mean temperature anomaly charts here :laugh:

    wk1.wk2_20170521.Tsfc.gif wk3.wk4_20170521.Tsfc.gif

    This forum probably isn't big enough to hold the size of caveat that comes with these. Except perhaps it is these days, as this model has done surprisingly well in recent months :shok:

    What is this caveat you speak of? :cc_confused: And if those charts came off, it wouldn't only be this forum in meltdown! Lots of positive signs for really great weather in the next few weeks, everything just has to fall into place for us for once. :D

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