Baroclinic Instability
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On 25/10/2016 at 08:48, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
have a feeling we will have to pay for this settled weather, no sign of raging westerlies yet, so maybe stormiest/wettest Dec on record coming up?
no doubt a wet hallowe'en though, with it falling on a monday
Stormy and wet to end December and bring in the new year have been quite common place in the last few years.
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Quick question. Has data ever be compiled of the various states of teleconnection drivers during our most severe winters. For example MJO, ENSO, QBO, GWO, NAO, AO, PNA to name a few and then other factors collated and compared such as sea ice extent, snow coverage across Eurasia in October, SST anomalies, SSW and general stratospheric variables. If every one of these teleconnection drivers were known in addition to the other variables mentioned and calculated to produce a composite could this not be an effective way to compare with past years and help us to produce a long range forecast?
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Hi Everyone! My first ever post. Be gentle with me
I'm hoping for plenty of snow here in West Yorkshire this winter. Judging by the spatial coverage of the snowfall across Eurasia early signals are relatively +ve
What do others think?
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North West England - Weather Chat - Spring 2016 Onwards
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We had very little snowfall in Leeds last year. In fact I recall just one day where snow accumulated with 4-5cm on the ground for around 24 hours. Days where snow fell were limited to 2. Judging by the latest teleconnections and general snow cover evident across Eurasia it looks as if things are looking up! The potential is certainly in place.
Thank you for the welcome @Changing Skies.