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1 minute ago, That ECM said:
So what should we use to see what might be coming fi? If we are not going to use enes etc.
What made you warn people about the trend last night and before if you weren’t using the output and enes etc?
Decades of experience, of seeing it flip last minute, especially when cold is involved
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Ecm not interested in the Easterly. Has everything a nudge South with the decent uppers barely clipping the far South
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The good news is that the uppers have improved a lot for next week's Easterly. You would think chances there for coastal snow.....
Re long-term very fragile, a couple of us warned about the trend last night and before. Following FI is folly no matter what ensemble agreement is what I said previously and say again
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1 minute ago, Met4Cast said:
Yup.. that’s generally how it goes in here though, one dodgy run and winter is over.
GEFS remain solid so far, I suspect the det will be an outlier in the extended.
Just commenting on what's churned out.....but you are right ensembles give a better trend.....
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And the heights are gone to our North just like that.....the ec46 said rest of Winter would be blocked....folks from a guy that's seen models flip at an hours notice take it from me this is not a done deal.....yes we are in with a great chance but don't tell family or friends because you could be left looking rather stupid.....note been there done that,....as ever more runs needed
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6 minutes ago, BLAST FROM THE PAST said:
So you trust the uppers at day 10 ?
BFTP
Why shouldn't I, they are usually over egged at that timeframe and milder closer to the event. Next weeks easterly was showing minus 8 to 10 for 2/3 days. Now its showing minus 5 for 24hours
Seas are still warm around our shores
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1 minute ago, MATTWOLVES 3 said:
Synoptically it certainly is. But the uppers tell a less cold picture, at least initially
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So the ECM has a day 10 chart where Greenland heights have just established yet seem to be on the move West 24 hours later. On the other hand uppers are moving South but even at day 10 they are not cold enough for snow. But wait its dry anyway so we needn't worry about any of that lol
Folks I thought the ecm was showing a stunner of a 240hrs chart 2 days ago. Shouldn't that now be moving to 192 hrs rather than staying at 240?
Sorry but I'm not convinced about long term cold. The Met have it spot on, cold and dry...
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I see a different Icon.
Uppers too high midweek and a high that could go anywhere at 180hrs. It's funny we all see charts differently I guess
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I detect a bit of nervousness around today and I feel the same!! The Easterly being toned back a little isn't helping, especially for my location as would have done well. The real decent charts are still in FI, BUT it does have a very 2010 feel about it. For those around then we remember great consistency day to day and it landed as predicted. There is so much in our favour but unfortunately we bear the scars from previous..
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So the morning will obviously be a key timeframe to see can we continue the trends of today. We are on the cusp of something extraordinary but not there yet... if things were to come off as modeled there is no doubt it would match 2010 and most likely cause huge disruption...IF..
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6 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
850's not as cold as GFS/UKMO? maybe not as much snow in Kent
It's OK for Cork
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Model Output Discussion - Into 2024
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Pretty much and follow the Met Office. They get accused of being mildies all the time. They looking fairly spot on now....
Anyway over to ECM, my experience also tells me things can over correct so the cold chance is certainly not gone, just fragile for now