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on to the next chase…
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This thread is getting silly… time for a break. Hopefully next year will deliver. But as unfortunate as I am it will turn cold and snowy in march and April…
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Whoever said that AMOC is weakening and winters in Europe will turn colder than normal is invited to my Xmas bbq garden party and can have a wiener for free…
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Classic pub run for me, just showing extremes that will never happen like that…
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@MATTWOLVES 3 my deepest condolences… lost my dad 11y ago, today is my sons 12th birthday and just tonight I dreamed of him, he giving me a huge hug and telling me how proud he is. Pain goes away, remembering stays forever!
As a lot is going on downstairs, on the roof things are quite interesting, this displacement of the sPV is giving me hopes for a cold start into January
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40 minutes ago, mulzy said:
Nothing in the more reliable NWP to get excited about. December 2023 is likely to outturn a milder than average month after starting so cold.
With new record high temperatures in aspects of climate change I never expected anything else than short cold interludes in a rather autumn‘ish environment from November to February/March. Prolonged cold weather may be history, already…
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Just now, snowbob said:
I’m sure this is model related but I have just read that the sun has just erupted the biggest solar flare in years. To the point that the met office are monitoring a possible geometric storm on the 17th of December. Surely that wil be having an impact on the models right now. I believe I read a while a go that solar flares can scupper and confuse models to the point they fluctuate from mild to cold outcomes quite frequently.
Don’t believe that. Models calculate with actual available parameters. So it must happen first to be feed into those calculations…
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8 minutes ago, feb1991blizzard said:
All major midwinter SSW's start from a warming coming around the Eurasion / siberian sector though, you don't just see red appearing in the core of the vortex, they build in a few days, if the 6z went further it may have shown a technical SSW a week later.
It’s a very interesting displacement of the sPV… if the downwelling does its work, in beginning to mid January things can get chilly
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I like this development, could get very interesting in January on…
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32 minutes ago, Nick F said:
Think many on here will disagree with regards to the UK, many saw snow last week, while around 11th/12th Dec 2022 it snowed a lot in places, and Dec 2022 was below average. For Germany in your location, there's been cold and snow this December, e.g, Munich 40cm of snow.
If I say that it was an cold interlude will you agree? Happens in every mild winter for a couple of days…
here, in Germany, it’s all flushed away, even in priorized areas. In my town, the snow lasted for 12 hours and was gone by noon
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Just now, Beanz said:
No, and besides December is one of the 3 coldest months of the year, so it’s very much a winter month. Had half the amount of sunshine when compared to March - how else would define a winter month?
How do you define an autumn one?
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6 minutes ago, Beanz said:
Nonsense, winters are not defined by there being snow and cold.
So? Than it’s defined if I can BBQ in shorts and Flipflops? If yes, last Xmas was very wintry for me…
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4 minutes ago, Ali1977 said:
Let’s see what the EC ENS say, I’d think the Op will be on the warm side between 22-26th!!
Overall, the route is rather mild‘ish than cold in terms of winter weather conditions…
next stop of hope would be a ssw somewhere in January, but we all know how long it takes to deliver any goods (if at all)…
we have to face it, December isn’t a winter month any more, last one was 13 years ago and was peaking out in a series of mild winters…
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Just now, LRD said:
But, at this point in time, it just looks like a classic 90s toppler to me
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Synoptics are likely more autumn‘ish than winter‘ish… like all the years before. Prolonged autumn going into spring, winter is culture cancelled, thanks to climate change with new record high temperatures…
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Model Output Discussion - Into Winter
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Here in Frankfurt it’s rainy and windy… I feel your words!
but with a glance to the 10hpa winds, things will get better soon, I feel like we reached the climax of this s****ty weather! West will die.