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The northerly is looking more and more pathetic on each run, 18z Icon even worse with it.
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Just now, Jacob Gamer said:
I wish the SE could get snow
Ideally the SE needs something from the East, far better than any northerly.
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That one ECM run a few days ago really did set the wheels in motion the wrong way, you just knew it would be the case.
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3 minutes ago, Tim Bland said:
Yep, and that's my point. Initially the northerly was shown as being very convective with features running down the country. But that's been shortened and downgraded over the past few days, the flow gets cut off far too quickly now for anything to really get going.
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7 minutes ago, sunnijim said:
The last 12 months have been slack meteorologicaly, so it should come as no surprise that anything dynamic has been watered down.
I just feel a lot of people have been distracted by the bigger carrot with the so called chance of bigger snow events from the Atlantic.
The initial northerly was key to getting showers and features running down the country and giving lots of snow opportunities before even needing to look to the Atlantic.
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Been saying it for days now but the initial northerly that was shown a few days ago was a very convective one with showers and features coming down the UK all over the place.
That has gradually been shortened and downgraded over the past few days, as we just don't maintain the flow long enough anymore before it goes all slack.
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31 minutes ago, KTtom said:
Agree, as of my original post...it doesnt look now like anything abnormal for early March..may swing back tho, but the trend is in the opposite direction.
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This is for London, the mean next week barely drops to -5 now. Where just a day or so ago we were looking closer to -10
I know some will say 850 temps aren't everything, and fair enough because they aren't. But those ensembles are a huge step in the wrong direction, the real cold just never really gets south now.
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I honestly don't get the current excitement for this upcoming cold spell, as in my view it's just downgrading with each run for next week.
Initially we were looking at a true northerly, clearing the south coast and reaching well into France with convention galore by Tuesday/Wednesday. Now the northerly barely reaches the south coast before being pushed back north by the milder Atlantic.
Hills in North and Scotland will obviously do fine, feel like a lot of others are going to be very disappointed.
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For the south, next week is beginning to look more and more like a wet fart with each run.
Further north looks promising, Scotland in particular look set for a prolonged cold spell.
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3 minutes ago, Kieran1960 said:
-8 ain’t enough at this time of the year to produce anything worthy
The real deep cold is just to the north of Scotland, shame we couldn't keep the northerly going long enough to tap into that.
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Rather meh ECM in terms of snow, convective showers window is very short and the low doesn't really deliver. So we lose out both ways in snow terms.
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Feels like the opportunity for any convection or features coming down in the northerly flow is getting shorter and shorter, as we just don't maintain the flow long enough in recent runs.
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Too much Atlantic influence to make this cold spell a true cold spell, was genuinely hoping for something better due to the SSWs that we've had.
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Just one run, but this is the UK and just goes to show we can never celebrate until the snow is falling outside of our windows.
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5 minutes ago, Kieran1960 said:Have to say it has nothing on 2018 or even march 2013
Some places will do very well next week, no doubt about that.
But we just haven't been able to draw the depth of cold to take marginality out of the question further south and make it work for everyone. But then I guess that very rarely happens in the UK, unfortunately.
Having said that, the whole UK is well and truly in the game next week. Can't grumble at that.
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Much prefer the UKMO compared to the gfs on this run.
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9 minutes ago, Stav said:
Yes, it could be very disappointing after all the expectation, We need those surface temps down a couple of degrees by day and night.
I've mentioned before, but last weekend uppers were around -8 in the SE and daytime temps easily reached between 7c to 8c.
For the best outcome next week, we need to see as little of the sun as possible and hope for organised bands of snow with limited sun during the day to suppress temperatures.
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Just now, Johnp said:
I remember the days when people wouldn’t give the time of day to the UKMO day 6 chart - and now we’re having kittens over what it shows at day 7.
The old adage always applies - get the cold in first and then see what happens.
To be fair the UKMO was solid as a rock in the lead up to this upcoming spell, whatever it holds.
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Just now, Willsy said:
some very interesting output from the models the last few days. i really hope we don’t get led up the garden path again tho as has happened more than enough this winter. praying we can get these tasty charts within t24
If nothing comes of next week, the chase will be over for me. Just can't get excited from the middle of March onwards. So here's hoping next week gives us all cold and snow fix!
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Model Output Discussion - A cold start to Spring?
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Unfortunately as soon as the Atlantic was shown to get involved a few days ago, it was curtains for this cold spell before it could even really get going.
Sure Atlantic involvement can deliver big snowfalls if everything falls perfect, but more often than not the mild just pushes through.
For a real cold spell, you need the Atlantic completely blocked off and out of the game.