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  1. ECM and 144 looks too close to comfort for me.. There really does feel a shift on the colder air to be slightly further east than forecast. This is also evident on GFS 12z earlier today. All runs lead to turning cold..but HOW cold and HOW snowy for next week?! We still don't know.
  2. 120 on ECM and that looks a bit dodgey to me..Lets hope to the NW it 'curves' round the UK on 144 bringing in that cold wind from the east... Slightly worried...
  3. Today, some of these charts, they must be some of the greatest weather set ups for the UK I have ever seen. If anything even close to hour 238 GFS (P) was to come off for us, albeit unlikely of course, it would cause not only the country to come to a complete standstill but also this forum would absolutely explode with joy. I cannot explain how amazing some of them charts are. Feet and feet of snow if they happen.
  4. Depending on the severity of the snow, possibly for a time due to evaporative cooling snow could lay for a time. This more so for the N/NW parts of the country. Some minimums are 0 or -1. Seeing snow at this stage is a jackpot anyway!
  5. Phenomenal by UKMO at 144. Confusing when their app has it mainly dry for a lot of the country next week.. Is this automated? The charts seen just now show a very different picture!
  6. Colder air sitting on the S and SE corner than previously forecasted.. This could be an upgrade for S/SE for snow Tuesday as I mentioned earlier!..
  7. GFS not looking bad at 72 hours..it looks a bit warmer than yesterdays 12z with the cold air slightly further east. I wonder if this could have ramifications later on in the run..
  8. I do think the next 5 to 6 days could shape the rest of our winter.. The 120-144 h timeframe is one to watch for sure.
  9. The Icon is either not grasping the evolution of that low or has picked something up not noticed before. All eyes on GFS 12z..
  10. A good point.. The timing of the low on Tuesday is mixed on many different models. A 6 hour difference could mean the low from the NW hits colder air than what is forecast. Maybe the snow laying is far fetched, especially for the S and SE coast but certainly not impossible at this range. None the less, you need the ingredients before you make the cake and as you rightly stated, this is only the start of what could be a memorable spell of wintry weather.
  11. Sometimes surprises for snow in short term can happen and I do think there is the chance of snow Tuesday right down to the South Coast. A very nervous few hours await..
  12. Apologies. As a new poster here I did not know this. Thank you for clarifying.
  13. I have said this a few times today that the trend for the low to push from NW to SE is beginning to ramp up.. a phenomenal snow event if it does.
  14. 248 active members right now..lets see what the ECM conjures up.. And at t192 I'm not really sure what to make of it. Very cold uppers E and SE. If only the jet can move west..
  15. t168 looking very promising..look to the NW..there may be an incoming snow event.. If that low sinks SE as I mentioned earlier, we could be celebrating something special indeed..
  16. Important moment coming up on the ECM - can that low from the NW move SE around T192!
  17. A significant difference even at the early stages between ECM and GFS. Uppers are starkly variable between both models already at t92. ECM and UKMO will win this one out IMO with the slider idea, GFS appears drunk, much like the USA government situation..
  18. I decided to sign up so I can also get involved in this weather discussion as I have been following the weather for some time and its modelled forecasts. May I just add the GFS (P) has been forecasting some kind of snow event early next week (around Tuesday) for some time now. Even on the ECM it appears that the low pushes from the N/NW into the UK between hour 192 and 216. GFS (P) models this slightly earlier, but a similar idea and I think something to keep an eye on!
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