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Just now, Liam Burge said:
GFS: Current run
ICON: Previous run
UKV: Previous run
Like I said I'm not generalising the whole of the UK when I say there has been a slight downgrade (some areas have suffered the complete opposite) however most models for MY area have downtrended ever so slightly (5-8mph).
You are correct those current runs all show reduced maximum gusts for a lot of areas including Surrey !
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Does look very dicey for northern Home Counties south Midlands on the latest arome - maybe us southern Home Counties lot have been spared the worse …??
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Just now, Stabilo19 said:
Been tracking Met Office app forecast daily, it's gone from 50s to 60s and now 70 mph gusts for central London Friday afternoon.
I don't wish death & destruction on anyone/thing but extreme weather is very exciting IMO! (and this is a weather forum after all).
Totally agree - plus one can wish it to happen or not , it makes no difference to the outcome ! The weather will do what it will do !
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5 hours ago, snowblizzard said:
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Oh wow that made my day thank you - they don’t make them like that anymore !!
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On 11/12/2021 at 11:40, TSNWK said:
This for me set the alarm bells running on the 06z. The umpth to climb up not there so flops towards scandi and then down
Just shows that despite what many are saying this far from guaranteed … when historically has a high pushed north /north west this time of year hardly ever !
it is however providing interesting model watching whatever transpires !
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On 27/10/2021 at 23:39, damianslaw said:
Very brief lull.. rain quickly came back. However there has been a shift north in the front.. but there are developing waves on it.. and I suspect it has reached it's most northerly position. It will ever so slowly shift southward next 24 hrs which means the Lake District will bear the full force for quite some time. The similarities with 18-19 Nov 2009 and 5 Dec 2015 are startling synoptic wise.
I am sure after 2009 the rainfall event was described as a 1 in 100 years event … are we really looking at the 3rd time in 12 years ..??
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On 27/10/2021 at 22:12, MattTarrant said:
That would be Derwent Water & Bassenthwaite Lake your referencing!
Yes meant Bassenthwaite !! Used to live in Portinscale so should know !!
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Have Derwent water and Buttermere joined up yet that used to be the first sign of trouble ! ?
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Thunder in Cobham ! Heavy rain too
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On 20/10/2021 at 10:48, MP-R said:
Has been the case many times before and will be many times again. Mid September to mid November can be a great time for thunderstorms under these conditions - cold air clashing with warm air and warm SSTs.
Agree especially along south coast - quite normal part of autumn weather !
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On 17/10/2021 at 14:57, Eagle Eye said:
This is why I don't post things like that here usually
I just noticed the fact that when that low swings down it weakens the Atlantic which further out which I very simply explained in that post.
Well just have to wait and see won't we, remember this is the first time I've tried doing an in-depth forecast let alone a Winter one.
ThTs fair enough and I hAve no wish to dampen your enthusiasm but we do strive here to a semblance of science and reasoning - people will comment on things you post - that’s what happens on a forum !
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On 17/10/2021 at 14:14, Ed Stone said:
I agree, @Badgers01; and yet we hear it almost every year?
It’s a strange one because if there was a provable link between autumn weather and winter outcomes I am pretty sure we would know of it by now !!
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On 17/10/2021 at 13:53, Eagle Eye said:
Definitly, we cannot be sure after all it is one low but look at my post yestersy for a more in depth look as to why its pretty important though
I did and there is no explanation or reasoning of a mechanism that could lead to an early winter …. !!??
potentially really quite warm early next week not sure we can say for certainty much beyond that we are only just half way through Autumn !
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On 17/10/2021 at 11:33, Eagle Eye said:
Good to see I'm not alone in my predictions yesterday
That low to the West of the weakening Greenland low is getting closer to it every single run. If that combines with it then the delaying of Winter will be cut back to my original forecast and we WILL have an early Winter in my opinion almost definite.
Next Saturday I will write up based on yesterday's predictions and therefore my predictions for Winter, so dad I'm happy with how the runs are going what 8 am hoping for is a weakere Atlantic because if that intervenes like I said yesterday it will delay Winter, anything could happen right now but a decent chunk of the opportunity goes to my early Winter prediction.
Not sure we can say that the phasing of one low will result in a definite early winter ..!!
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Looks like a rain maker as much as wind ..? I notice a yellow but no Orange for the south !!
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What a lovely morning in the Surrey Hills breezy clear skies and a warm 19c !
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Glorious in the Surrey Hills today - but no matter how warm it gets it feels like a September heat wave and not summer - the angle of the sun and the shorter days make it different , very golden soft light too !
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September can be a good thundery month down here in the South…. Fingers crossed !
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31 minutes ago, crimsone said:
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Corner of St Peters and Bourbon in the french quarter. When I checked a moment ago, someone was walking her dog.Well why not it’s only gusting to 30 mph - looks like hopefully the worst will stay away from the most populated urban areas of NOLA ….
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2 hours ago, NYCSnow said:
So happy that cloud has stayed north of London, finally a sunny day and feels lovely and warm. Probably one of the best days of the month, which says it all really.
lovely by early afternoon was in Kingston and it was borderline very warm away from the river ! but now zero warmth left back in Surrey Hills clear but the breeze is notable .....
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1 hour ago, Thundery wintry showers said:
The weather in Lincoln has recently been "usable" - nothing too exciting, but Wednesday had a mix of cloudy spells and some sunny intervals, and yesterday was mainly sunny. Today has sunny intervals but it's windy. It's been around 22 to 24C.
I'd say it's been a decent summer so far in these parts. It's been let down by a rather dull second half of June, and the first half of July was dull but redeemed to some extent by frequent thunderstorms, but the first half of June was warm and sunny and there was that hot sunny spell in mid to late July, and August so far has had some decent if unremarkable weather. To a certain extent I'm reminded of summer 2005, which I thought was almost a very good summer but it was let down by the very dull second half of July, but still at least decent overall. That summer had some big storms in Lincolnshire and NE England as well.
certainly 2013-20 inclusive have all had significant heatwaves somes hort or long but down here in the south we have had a run of generally good summers through this period this year has been poor ....
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Poor Augtumn day here just 15c in the Surrey Hills eyeing up the nest controller might have to shove the heating on the dampness is making it feel worse !!
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the skies across Surrey today were incredible huge towers and vivid blue patches before torrential downpours it weirdly didn't feel like anytime of year today bit like April/August/October combo !!
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really noticeable tonight its pretty clear out but the sun has long gone behind StGeorges Hill the fresh breeze is adding to the autumn in August feel...
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Model discussion: Hunt for cold - into February
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Can you quote where he has said that ..?