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Luke Attwood

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  1. This 6z is real terrible run even into fI, there's is way to much energy going over the top stopping pressure to rise.looks like the Atlantic has woken up really but let's hope its wrong! You have to ask yourself are the models good enough why don't they ever agree with each other! It really frustrates me I think they should just stick to 4 or 5 days ahead that way they are more likely correct! It really does frustrate me.so from what looked like a nailed on cold spell a couple of days ago has now all but vanished back to mild,I find it rather frustrating really.:angry:

  2. 14 minutes ago, Southender said:

    Because that was one of the coldest model runs ever seen in the history of the internet!

    If you have been watching the models for years, then you just know its only one way from there and thats a watered down version at best. At worst a complete flip to mild!

    Thats the UK weather for you. If something can spoil cold and snowy conditions here, 99 out of 100 times it will.

    -8/-10 850's and a couple of inches of snow laying for a week will do me. Problem is its nigh on impossible just to get that, down south anyway.

     

     

    Well I do realise what your saying, because we are mostly getting Atlantic driven weather.but surely sooner or later we are due a big freeze, as the last one was about 6 years! Come on 12z repeat what the 6z threw at us

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  3. The way I see things developing is like this..we get the cold northerly around new years day probably lasting 2 or 3 days and with the threat of snow for some particularly in Scotland.as we approach midweek it turns milder with the high moving southeastward, a northwesterly wind.during the latter part of week we see a stronger ridge developing in the Atlantic initially pushing up to Greenland to allow another cold northerly to develop. What happens after this is crucial, we ideally want to see the high drift east then north, rather then east then south.I believe the latter will happen sadly which means the deep cold will escape us and Germany France and northern Spain may well see the bitter temperatures! So as I said where the high drifts later next week is crucial in terms of whether we see deep cold,or something just below average...I do hope I am wrong and we see the deep cold move westward towards us,we shall see. ☺

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