Howie
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Why do these shortwave messes always have to crop up like this. Bloody annoying!
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I don't like this shortwave mess ughhhh
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Guys I legitimately just saw a meteor in my back garden! Sorry to go off track but wow!
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Think we have to accept that we just don't know everything about how our atmosphere works. Meteorologists don't let alone us amateurs. As I said before, major models missed a whole cat 5 hurricane in Mexico just last month. Mother nature has her mysterious ways
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Just now, Met4Cast said:
Well.. oops.
A seismic shift this afternoon towards a very interesting spell of weather with the EC46 also finally getting in on the action.
Lets hone in on the details.. How cold and how much snow still needs to be answered!
What's actually going on
. I feel something crazy is around the corner
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3 minutes ago, Uncertainty said:
Oof. Still there from last night and now stronger. We’ve talked about the fabled Canadian warming for ever, so it will be awesome to see one actually verify and what we get after!
Jeez that looks really ominous
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Seems those seasonal forecasts from some months back may have been on to something
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Just now, Bats32 said:
Has there ever been such x model support that has failed?
Christmas 2021 lol
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Just now, January Snowstorm said:
I think the main issue this evening is the uppers have modified slightly higher. Enough to mean rain/sleet rather than snow. Perhaps the high sea temperatures are a factor! Plenty time for upgrades, we need a cleaner feed and less messy shortwaves
There always seems to be some stupid shortwave messing things up for us ugh
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Just now, mountain shadow said:
Nope, that's what concerns me.
If this occurs it flies in the face of the teleconnections and any mid term forecasts that I have seen.
Well we did just witness a complete miss of a catastrophic cat 5 hurricane last month. We clearly have some way to go lol
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Just now, damianslaw said:
The upcoming colder period should kill off the weeds that continue to thrive, Ive seen dandelion flowers reappear recently and flies swarming about.. many late flowering summer plants still in full bloom, and spring bulbs appearing. Very much the same thing happened last year and was kicked into touch during early-mid Dec.
Last December killed a few of my garden plants
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16 minutes ago, Daniel* said:
Been a while since I’ve seen a quite prolonged spell signalled for cooler than average weather in time extending across most of Europe. Scandinavia has been cold for a number of weeks now and no sign of this breaking.
Interesting
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6 minutes ago, ANYWEATHER said:
Okay, but computer models are much better now than they were in 1987, but yes there us always that caveat. ...
They just missed a category 5 hurricane so boy
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3 minutes ago, RainAllNight said:
The trough that moves over us this coming weekend no longer looks like it might subsequently exit in a way that gives us a northerly flow afterwards.
Typical stuff lol
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47 minutes ago, RainAllNight said:
Before 2018 and 2012, I think the real classic was 2008, when I think parts of southern England received snow from the low depicted here...
Rule of thumb: you need a big Atlantic high!
I remember this vividly
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23 minutes ago, MattStoke said:
Sounds like my experience when I was living in Kent (Sittingbourne and Rochester) in December 2010. Wading through waist high snow on the way to the train station in temperatures well below freezing.
Yes it was really quite remarkable wasn't it?
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On 22/10/2023 at 11:56, CoventryWeather said:
Thanks so much! I'm 18 so don't have much memory with it, as I was likely 4/5 at that time!
Think if we had another winter like that, everyone on here would be absolutely mental!!
I'm 26 and remember 09/10 very well. The roads were like ice rinks, I remember slipping and sliding with my mum and sisters. The ice was so thick, the snow was glistening with rainbow colours as it was so frozen solid. Definitely the best winter in recent times
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ECM built a huge scandi block and then sinks it back south east lol
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If the southerly comes off, do you think that it could quickly switch around to an easterly?
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4 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
The lows have been sat under the Northern Blocking since late June.
On a more positive note we should see a few nice days next week and the South should return to something more summary but with a profile anything like the above it's hard to see any settled warm weather being long lasting..
Why won't the northern blocking dissipate, it's been there since spring ugh
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35 minutes ago, SunSean said:
Ah man, we are so unlucky! If I could personally drag the jet stream back up North, I'd do so in a heartbeat lol.
I truly hate this country's climate sometimes ugh
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52 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:
noaa are bang in line with those charts
And I bet we won't see anything resembling that this winter
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6 minutes ago, markyo said:
I know,but why would i comment about somewhere i don't live!!!.....i live in Sheffield....so its Normal!
I grew up in Sheffield before I moved to London as a kid, kinda miss it
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It doesn't have to be 30c everyday
. 23-27 with sunshine is perfectly fine. We do not want Autumn weather in the middle of summer. Some of us have SAD and would rather not experience it year round
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Model Output Discussion - mid Autumn
in Forecast Model Discussion
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This is giving me a headache. Gonna take a break from models over the weekend