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  1. 45 minutes ago, jon snow said:

    The ECM 12z op is a real kick in the teeth for coldies regards later next week which indicates rather mild conditions at a time many of us are hoping for something colder?…indeed this weekend, the uppers (850’s) are much colder but even so, at the surface it’s 7-9c!…if this was winter with a possible easterly in the pipeline I would be gutted with this ecm run..but not so much in early / mid March!…roll on the warm spring sunshine ☀️  and thundery showers ⛈ ! …chasing phantom cold is not good for one’s health!  

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    You seen any signs of cold late october likely to verify yet? I don't add much to the forum but read daily and do admire your determination through the winter haha. But i am also now thinkibg if the high has to drop to far south east then atleast can we drag up some warmth and keep the cold air down towards greece rather than get mixed in if it wont be cold enough for snow. Still time for the odd northerly to give some short spells of snow if we get lucky. Probs get a short spell nailed at 12+ hours then the first volcanic eruption in scotland for about 3 million years or something blow it in a different direction.

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  2. 54 minutes ago, Hammer50 said:

    With what is happening on the far side of the world in Tonga does anyone think this could mess with current weather models.

    Nope, doubt volcanic activity will make a difference unless we get deep cold nailed in on all models at 24+ then something will probabily go cataclysmically bang in Iceland and shunt it all east.....

     

    Will be interesting to see what differences it made down that part of the world though in compareson to what was modelled and what came to be after.... 

     

    Interesting to see ecm looking to get rid of our high, i can't really see anything that looks most likely from my novice reading of cthe charts so gonna go back towatching you guys decifer them

     

     

  3. Hello Everyone

    I'm usually in here every other day or so reading your comments on the model output and having a look myself, although i rarely speak as i'm a newby at fear if embaressing myself haha.

     

    Anyway i have been watching the models this week before the flip, and i might be looking at them incorrectly but it did seem that the colder 850's air was decending into the north sea beyond where the isobars where heading between the south to easterly direction where turning and i would of then expected this to then start moving this northwest, i know the isobars are showing the surface pressure not the direction of travel further up but my question is what models should i be looking at to try to understand whats happening above, other than the jet stream well above, sometimes i look at things and think surely thats not possable but obviously i'm not seeing the full picture.

     

    Re the model flip i'll go back to watching you all explain because i don't have a clue well i do a little bit but i won't post what i think incase i'm wrong haha

     

    Thanks to all the regulars particularily those that post throughout the year not just the cold hunt learnt alot off you guys, would name you but i'll miss a few by accident then feel bad. Shout out to Jon snow and his enthusiasm though i do remember him looking for cold in FI around the end of summer or something

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  4. 11 minutes ago, Mike Poole said:

    That’s true, but I also think it can be a mistake to think of a SSW as a random event, it isn’t, it is part of a long term weather evolution over what can be two months long, and they are all different.  The thing they have in common is the sudden warming in the strat and the wind reversal at 10 hPa and 60N.  So that underlying high lat blocking in early winter (which didn’t do us any good, by the way) that caused the SSW was part and parcel of the weather evolution as much as what is happening now as we see the effects. And they are still uncertain...

    Not related to the ssw but i thought the same when it looked like it should all be falling into place on the models in december but no really cold air was near us us to tap into, but if there was cold air to tap into the weather patterns would of often probably not allowed what was showing with stronger temperature gradients... 

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  5. 4 minutes ago, JennyJane1 said:

    What a night! We had very loud thunder cracks directly overhead as well as around half a dozen lightning bolts, I was really frightened and on top of that it was snowing at the same time and the light looked really odd in the snow! It looked like the air was about to catch fire. Its the only time I've ever seen  that in my entire life! Snow is everywhere on the ground now.

    Net app didn't seem to pick it up but this did.... wondered what the hell was going on at the first strike lol

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