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NewEra21

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  1. Definitely don't want to see too much of this amongst the ensembles of the GFS or ECM. Could go downhill quickly otherwise.
  2. The past few runs the UKMO has been the worst for any longevity to this potential cold spell.
  3. For that all important 5th - 10th ish period, in the south you've got to hope the op and control are leading the way. Further north, more room to play with as you'd expect.
  4. I know snow charts are purely just for fun, but the difference between the ECM and GFS is night and day by next Wednesday.
  5. Let's hope the ECM has got this right, as it's just so much better than the GFS in terms of everything if you're looking for cold and snow. Colder 850s, more snow chances and longer longevity.
  6. It really is a pretty meh gfs op run, we just never really manage to bring in the depth of cold needed. We need to see a cleaner draw of cold. Pretty marginal to say the least for the most of the UK.
  7. 100% I know it will have been said a thousand times, but it really is a shame this wasn't happening a month earlier. Just gives you that bit more wiggle room with a weaker sun etc.
  8. -8 uppers in a slack flow with a strengthening March sun, that really isn't going to feel all that cold at all during the day. We still need a bigger injection of cold imo.
  9. And that just shows why snow is always so hit and miss in the UK, never no guarantees wherever you are.
  10. Depends on your location I suppose, but here in the east nothing will beat the 2018 BFTE.
  11. I feel like we really do need to temper expectations slightly. It's much easier to maintain snow on the ground in December. If we do get snow cover next week, cloud cover will be key during daylight hours to preserve any snow.
  12. This has been my point for days now, despite the odd op run we're just not seeing the depth of cold to make anything worthwhile. We've had -8 uppers in the SE this weekend just gone, which resulted in 8c. I'd love for this potential cold spell to happen, but personally I'm just not seeing the depth of cold that we'll need in March. A few slushy deposits at best from current output.
  13. It has to be said it's not a great set of ensembles once again. Although most members do dip around the 4th of March, so maybe something to build from there.
  14. In March you would definitely prefer-10 uppers to counter the growing strength of the sun etc. It can obviously still snow without -10 uppers, but -10 and below will make it easier for snow to stick around.
  15. I'm a cold lover but personally I've lost any hope of us getting anything meaningful now. Over the past few days the writing has been on the wall with everything trending the wrong way. And despite the odd nice op run, the ensembles have never really looked very promising overall. Time is ticking and it's not our friend now.
  16. No real shock with the 18z GFS, as the 12z was amongst the very coldest options available with lots of milder runs amongst the ens. Until we see the ensembles absolutely diving, there's just far too many mild members to have any trust in cold runs currently.
  17. The ECM isn't great to say the least, and despite how nice the GFS op looked. The ensembles don't really look anything as promising. Personally still not really seeing anything spectacular happening. This weekend in the SE is currently colder than the majority of ensemble members in a few weeks time, which says everything really.
  18. I feel it's been fairly obvious that the trend hasn't been our friend for some days now. Greenland heights never really become as strong as initially shown a week or so ago, and the cold goes too far to the east of us while we're stuck in no mans land. And any prospect of real cold keeps getting pushed back and back, which you just can't afford in March.
  19. I'm talking about the exact event you posted in early March 2018. You showed the end of the event once the 850 had warmed up, I was merely showing why that event happened as we had such low 850s in the previous days. Everyone knows we can see snowflakes and a brief covering with uppers nowhere near -10 in spring. But if we're looking for a cold spell with real bite in March, you're not getting it without an initial deep cold plunge.
  20. That's all well and good, but those events would never have happened without charts like this in days prior. You need that cold in place beforehand, as we can see here from the 1st of March 2018.
  21. That's why I don't get why some are getting carried away, it's going to take very cold 850s as we enter March to see something truly worthwhile. And besides the odd rogue run, we're barely breaking the -10 850s threshold. I would love a truly cold spell like the 2018 BFTE, but I'm honestly just not seeing it, yet anyway. Hell this weekends 850s are basically just as cold, if not colder than what's showing in a few weeks time.
  22. Feels like we've had a carrot dangled in front of our noses, and no doubt we will eventually get a bite of that carrot throughout March at some point. But the longer we go into March still chasing that carrot, it's just not going to be as juicy as it could have been. Just my view from the past few days of output. Nothing technical or in depth, just how I see and feel about the output currently.
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