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  1. its a spread on dam

     

    lower dam is lower heights and higher dam is higher hieghts

     

    the colours are for how much it changes from each run on the ensembles

     

    so scandanavia has a spread of 20 so it could be in a range of that lower or higher than the op run

     

    meaning some have lower dam there some have higher and that's where the spread comes from.

     

    the less spread the better modelled it is in that area the more spread the more unreliable the output is in that area.

    Okay Thanks... Wow weather is very complicated! especially when your this age!

  2. The GEFS ensemble is interesting. According to the spread chart below the solutions over Greenland are relatively coherent, with the greatest uncertainty to our NE and W. These look like areas of low pressure and the overall spread of the GEFS solutions, at least to my high, is signalling high pressure over Greenland. I'd take a Greenland High over a Scandy high any day so this is good news overall.... though I still find it puzzling in the light of other stratospheric signals. Perhaps once again we have the models underestimating the influence of the Strat: this has been discussed before - will be interesting to see how this November pans out. Either way this next fortnight is a fascinating one - no boring start to winter this year for sure!

     

    Spread here at T+384

     

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    What is going on in this chart??Posted Image 

  3. I really hope that the PV splits and sits over the UK. I've always wanted to experience severe cold and really, really deep snow. And living in the Clyde Valley you don't get over about 10cm of snow in the snowier days. Its been severe before but not in the 14 years I've been here. 2009/10 was a treat though!!Posted Image Posted Image 

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