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14 minutes ago, Harsh Climate said:
Yeah not sure why the downbeat mood, everything still looking very good.
GFS AVG 240H
ECM 240H
UKMO 168H
GEM 240H
JMA 240H
All very good at 240h, which is already way out the reliable timeframe, forget what some are showing after. Yes these charts aren't the 10/10 FI charts we been spoilt with over the last few days but they are still very good.
Forme we have had the expected model wobble, we have had the wobble with the overly good charts a couple of days ago, now we are seeing kind of the other end of the spectrum. Still very good and packed with snow potential in my opinion.
Once we get the cold in, it should be very stubborn to move! The models usually nearly always overplay any return to a more mild/mobile set-up, with the current northern hemisphere profile and background driver signals at worst I see a battleground scenario setting up next week with milder air to the southwest (with rain/sleet) and colder air to the more NE (with snow showers). Perhaps heavy snow where the boundaries meet.
Again, a lot of water to go under the bridge, no alarm bells ringing for me just yet, far from it.
Totally agree with this. Remember folks that in this sort of setup the reliable is greatly reduced. Not only that very small differences early on can make a HUGE difference further down the line.
i understand that certain models don’t show what they did 48 hours ago but it’s out in FI and should although be noted, also understood that it will very likely change hopefully for the better but yes unfortunately for the worse. Anything after 120 (at the most) should be viewed as trend spotting and not to be taken as gospel.
as the above has stated everything in the reliable is still looking good so do not understand the downbeat mood either. It’s just variations of broadly the same pattern and if the SSW does happen it will only reinforce the oattern
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Just now, NewEra21 said:
Things have become much messier today compared to the much cleaner evolutions of a few days ago, just don’t want things to get any messier. Otherwise the real cold will struggle to make it to the UK
It’s just variations of the same general pattern. It’s impossible for models to be so accurate so far out hence why people are debating then
Just now, Lukesluckybunch said:No sorry if I came across like that..I'm just discussing the models and what I'm seeing?
Ok maybe you just need to smile as that’s what the models are making most on here do
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25 minutes ago, Lukesluckybunch said:
Again it's so far out at day 9 it begins..can we take this seriously...ecm wasn't in the mood..
The real cold has always been progged for the 15th for a week now. Patience
21 minutes ago, Lukesluckybunch said:Pattern seems to be collapsing..left with a wedge of heights it looks like..we just about get away with it..with the southern extent of the jet
Is there a reason why you always try to contradict everyone else on here. Well at least that’s how your coming across
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3 minutes ago, Lukesluckybunch said:
It's poor again ecm..maybe worse then the morning run
No disrespect but everyone else is saying it’s better than the previous run. Also 7 and 8 days is outside the reliable and will change. Again see where it sit in their essembke
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Just now, JimBob said:
I would say the Met updates have trended milder for the south, mentions of “heavy rain” and milder interludes. These words weren’t present a couple of days ago.
This is the model thread not met office outlook
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Look at t+36. Want the high to be further north
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2 hours ago, sheikhy said:
Exactly. Remember small differences early on can make big differences later on. And at 48 it’s against all the other models. BUT still has to be taken seriously. On the 12z ecm we need to be looking at a shift north at 36. This could make all the difference later on
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6 minutes ago, Allseasons-Si said:
We can be lenient at this moment in time as long as it's friendly
happy new year to you too,you have been a diamond on these forums of late,keep it up me lad
as for the cold and snow,...i am sure it will come sooner or later(no pun)as el nino's are back loaded winters and with an -EQBO to boot with a weak pv it betters our chances
and it's not January yet,...plenty of time.
Think you drank too much as it is January Happy new year all
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Although I understand all the optimism in here at the moment and look I get it all we can do is comment on what the models are showing at any given timeframe even if anything past +120 is La La land, I really do urge caution.
How many cold spells have we seen at this range in the past only for them to disintegrate into nothing once we get into the 6 day range. I want a winter navana as much as anyone but anything post 120 is purely about looking for trends.
On a more positive note this cold spell that’s been projected for around the 7th has nothing to do with any prediction SSW so if and when a SSW does happen it could potentially reinforce our cold spell if it does happen.
My only worry is that we end up with a high pressure stick over us and slack easterly winds which in turn will not produce much of what we all want SNOW. Anyway that’s my take on it and fingers crossed we can get charts that we are seeing at day 10 into the day 3 range
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4 minutes ago, mulzy said:
For wintry synoptics, it's generally up to date 4 (96 hours) and the age-old rule, "if the UKMO-GM is not showing it, be very worried".
Spot on. I understand that people look further ahead for TRENDS but reliable been 192 na man. Day 4 max
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Looking at the radar seams to decay just north east of Macclesfield. Hope the main band following it has enough umph to push it through to us. Not sure but we will know in next hour or two
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Not sure why people will think South Yorkshire will do well. The Pennines block everything and my feeling is that it will decay. Hope I’m wrong
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Just been out 5 minutes ago and was rsin, then slept now wet now. I’m at 74asl so didn’t expect that.
hoping the warm Irish Sea fuels the band. The one over Wales seamed to break up but now looks like it’s intensifying again. Truth is we all guessing
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2 minutes ago, Allseasons-Si said:
I am glad it's not freezing rain then otherwise it would be warm uptop but i don't see a warm sector so all is good for later.
What times is main belt due. Looking at apps says between 11 and 12
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26 minutes ago, summer blizzard said:
Yeah, looks like the atmosphere has been moistened which is why the poster above saw light rain when it went light but it should allow further reinforcement to survive.
Next blob is inbound for Huddersfield at reasonable strength.
What are your thoughts for Sunday night snd Mondays system
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The big question is will the band survive the pennines
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3 hours ago, Harveyslugger said:Sadly if that came off it's just snow for northern UK as usual
There is a lot of people in northern England so not sadly. This world needs to be less selfish
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1 hour ago, terrier said:
Looks good to me lots of showers packing in off the North Sea. I’ve seen streamers set up from this set up which has dumped lots of snow in this part of the country
This is exactly what i was saying yesterday would happen. More often than not the low will track further south and with winds going NE Yorkshire get pummelled with showers and steamers
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3 hours ago, Empire Of Snow said:
You have to know who to follow and read in the MOD thread otherwise it's very chaotic and infuriating at times. I even find myself checking the location of posters first and then scrolling quickly to the next post. I know it sounds a bit bad but it happens.
Regarding the cold spell or spells I'm just waiting for now for a more reliable timeframe. As it stands I can't see anything significant ppn wise, it looks like a repeat of last year with the early season cold spell back then. I'm not a fan of showers though, if a proper low or sliding low is on cards I'll get more excited. The majority of good snow events up here happened with organised systems.
IMO all the southerners will be gutted. Watch the low go south into France
Yorkshire gets bummed in these set-ups. Winds go SE, warm North Sea and shower or steamer after shower or steamer goes straight through our area.
Never forecast even at T + 0. Our area needs a NE wind for any SIGNIFICANT snow and looks what coming. AND the good thing is all models agree pretty much on this. EVEN BETTER is assuming the low does go south then the 850’s will be colder making it less marginal.
Now let just hope my theory is correct
Just now, Hatewarmth said:IMO all the southerners will be gutted. Watch the low go south into France
Yorkshire gets bummed in these set-ups. Winds go SE, warm North Sea and shower or steamer after shower or steamer goes straight through our area.
Never forecast even at T + 0. Our area needs a NE wind for any SIGNIFICANT snow and looks what coming. AND the good thing is all models agree pretty much on this. EVEN BETTER is assuming the low does go south then the 850’s will be colder making it less marginal.
Now let just hope my theory is correct
Meant winds go NE NOT SE sorry
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2 minutes ago, blizzard81 said:
I've learned not to give the jma the time of day. Not even at that short timeframe.
Does it not have support from the ukmo 12z?
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55 minutes ago, Tim Bland said:
This run is more in line with the ECM… only patchy sleet into the south Thursday but mass of snow showers Piling in from the east late in the day and into Fri
This is exactly what I was saying in a previous post. Low to track south and warm North Sea to generate shower and steamers driving inland. This is where the proper snow will come from
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Once again I’ll state this has ALWAYS been progged for the 15th