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2 minutes ago, March said:
Absolutely not.
What would we class as a reliable timeframe?24-48hr?
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1 minute ago, PersianPaladin said:
Words of wisdom.
The GFS solution, while having edged closer and closer towards the ECM in showing the trend of height rises towards Scandi - may actually be a sign of what eventually happens in reality. The modelling of the polar vortex is proving difficult, and it will really come down to whether it maintains its position and intensity, with the core east of central Greenland OR (as per the ECM) retreats poleward with the East Siberian vortex ramping up. The main point however is the issue of time and progression. The signal of a vortex weakening and upper-level warming is acknowledged in both the GFS and the ECM, albeit the former is considerably slower in terms of the pace of vortex bifurcation. That time-delay is what counts, because effectively it results in shortwave-genesis eating eastwards and northwards across the Atlantic into our part of the world. While by T200 onwards the vortex weakening on the GFS does materialise, its already too late and the core of the High has been edged southwards with convection and CAA running off south towards Greece et al.
Agreed as we have just experienced within a 48hr window our snow is now rain.
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3 minutes ago, Frosty. said:
Very interesting charts for next Saturday with snow across Wales, the midlands and parts of the south. I'm really looking forward to this cold outbreak, I know we have had some cold quiet weather but this should be exciting with a good chance of snow for most of the uk for the FIRST time this winter!
Any chance we may get a smidging down west?
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1 minute ago, Turnedoutniceagain said:
It's precisely 10yrs to the week from the infamous 'Easterly that never was' of Jan' 2006. ALL the models predicted a monster Beast from the East then collapsed to nothing in 36hrs. I'd stocked up the freezer and piled the house full of wood and coal. The bitter recriminationations rumbled on for months on the forum.
But its also nearly 30 years since west cornwall had its last snowfest so anything goes....hopefully...
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Im hoping for a last minute turnaround in the models.after all these are just calculations right?so anything can happen....example october storm 87 last minute.com
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1 minute ago, Louthweather said:
Oh I've been watching the charts for too many years now to realise something that severe and that far out won't verify. A bit of wishful thinking perhaps.
Can but hope something like this comes off. I don't think i could handle the downward negativity that would follow.
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pretty bad for marazion i think overnight at about 3:00am.candles at the ready
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5 minutes ago, nick sussex said:
St Michaels Mount and the beautiful beach there would look stunning with a covering of snow! Fingers crossed this delivers some good snow down your way which often misses out. The longer the cold can last the better chance everyone in the UK can see some snow.
6 minutes ago, nick sussex said:St Michaels Mount and the beautiful beach there would look stunning with a covering of snow! Fingers crossed this delivers some good snow down your way which often misses out. The longer the cold can last the better chance everyone in the UK can see some snow.
view from our bedroom.on the odd occasion its beautiful this was a few years back post 2010 I'm hoping for something a bit more spectacular than this as this is pretty much the max we get here.
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Just now, Smiler1709 said:So the big question is, can the models with all the background signals and all the agreements suddenly drop this huge swing to cold?
Absolutly great to see such cold charts but with all the sudden downgrades over the last few years I'm just worried this could all go bang still.
well if it does it would be an epic come down and i will cry
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As a novice and newbie where do we stand in the far southwest or is it a tad obvious:-S
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hi I'm completely novice within this forum,but have great interest in reading posts.i did find this on youtube and thought about the similarities to the potential forthcoming cold spell.
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Ever predictable this weather down here maybe I should just wish for mild weath
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I think if we get let down this time then I shall just stick to my seaweed and nowcast
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Met office need to buy some more carrots anyway I hope this comes of got a fiver bet on at the mo
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The carrot has been well and truly dangled lol
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Well all in all as long as I get to see at least one snow day before then I would be a satisfied customer
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Oh did someone order a channel low! Interesting times people and all to play for along with better blocking in the Atlantic. image.jpg
I do think the fun begins on Sunday for us down here in the far west once that cold air digs in.
Keep the faith people
Well hello channel low
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I'm with you on that one but this set up is a good one for us down west!
That sounds good to me.i really hope its our turn.i would love another 1987
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Or very early hours of Thursday morning.... Radar at the ready and now forecasting will be needed!
Interesting week ahead.lets just hope the usual spoilers of the media express train do not ruin the party.
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argh don't you dare skip past west cornwall again snow4 days +96 ? Not trying to be clever just sounds better especially when looking at precipation type charts !
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Model output discussion 25th Jan - The final third of winter beckons..
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Looks like France will take a right battering!!!!