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You beat me to it! If you look at the verification stats. When we last had an arctic high modelled the gfsp beat both gfs and ecm in verification. So could be a case its a better model in instances like this with a ssw filtering through Its fact it has a better handle in the north pole due to nearly twice the layers of the current gfs. The one thing to take into accoun though is greater layers mean when its wrong its wrong in a big way The period 27th to the 1st had polar heights and the gfsp was king of verifìcation through this week.
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Yes my friend! That 20th-30th period is looking extremeley interesting! I believe we may also be seeing adjustments in AAM. There is some inertia thats transferred from 60n - 30/40n that will subtly be rising AAM and blocking some westerly winds at this latitude and models all winter including the gwo plotting has under estimated momentum. PV in Scandinavia Vaccum created Greenland for a high An arctic high to push the polar vortex unusually far south with extremely cold air trapped within it You couldnt write better patterns on paper but the key for me is how much waa can we drive north to carve out high lat blocks. Momentum is key
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Yes correct. Gem is reportedly to a degree by the pros over in exeter. 16th/18th increasingly looking like a go date for the next bout of cold weather! Lets hope we get the upper air to bring more into the game but with events higher up now pushing very respectable cold over scandinavia and europe i cant see how we wouldnt be!
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This is an extremely fluid situation but this 20th-30th period is continuing to firm up now! No trend big enough to call deep cold and snowy nirvana but we have a trend big enough to absolutely peak interest. Also this shrinking of the "mild" period continues with us looking no where near what was expected just one week ago in the 15th-20th period! Very positive interesting model output.
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Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
The ECM is a very intetesting run! The warm blip on this run lasts 36 hours! The wedge north of us has gained traction over the last 2 or 3 runs and the cold air east of us is only waiting on sharpening of the pattern to be edged closer to the isles! Its all very battleground and very met office update esq! -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
The nature of them open lines suggest to me its a couple of days away from them heights to the south being pushed north they dont look stable and compared to the 6/10 you can see this movement and weakening of the uk/iberian high. Id say in 3 days time these wouldnt show -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
On the 6-10 yeah but movement on the 8-14 look like heights are pushing further north out of the UK with north easterly air from scandi bumping into air from the atlantic?? -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
So what is he trying to say? Im not an expert but the 8/14 looked like tweaks away from an omega block -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Yes! My contact in the met mentioned as much yesterday morning. They are 50/50 but if on the right side of cold it could get VERY interesting -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
You think? Have you seen the 8-14? Looks like signs of an omega block starting -
Model output discussion - Jan 3rd onwards
Scott Ingham replied to bluearmy's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Is he not saying theyve changed for the better tho mushy if you read his first line