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  1. 12 minutes ago, Kasim Awan said:

    It's truly a 5050 though I believe we may end up with a halfway house. That is often the case in these scenarios. The GFS12Z is a fair shout at a halfway house imo.

    What's also frustraiting is the first northerly attempt 19th-21st is deflected fully East of the UK due to the strength of the Iberian high.

    I think to be honest most people are going to be disappointed on come say 27th December. A lot of people naturally have high expectations, they want some deep cold with snow, then longevity of the cold spell. The further south you are the less the likelihood of either! Bearing in mind a lot of people live in the South East even more so..

    For me I just want it to be frosty Christmas Eve to Boxing Day with a bit of wintry weather maybe a little sleet or snow, many other people's expectations are perhaps a fair bit higher!

    So all in all come the 27th looking at the latest model data I expect to be reasonably happy whilst a lot are unhappy. Ultimately comes down to personal expectations and where your located. Furthermore, I expect people in northern Scotland to be very happy come the 27th!! 😂 ❄️

     

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  2. 12 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:

    It looks very cold and slack..

    It's funny have we are naturally looking for those tight isobars with the wind perfectly aligned off the sea for an IMBY location, but that often goes wrong. These slack flows tend to be very cold and snowfalls/features always seem to pop up out the blue!

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  3. Just now, Kasim Awan said:

    The Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA) computer model is being very consistent with each run at producing good synoptics for a cold Christmas. As opposed to the European (ECMWF) model which suggests milder conditions. The JMA is less reputable model however it does add some weight to the cold solution which is also supported by the GFS/GEM weather models.

    Nice to see a model show cold but the JMA has zero credibility for our shores. Also GEM not that great either, but does produce some stellar runs for cold time to time, nice to see but can't be taken seriously.  

  4. Just now, feb1991blizzard said:

    All major midwinter SSW's start from a warming coming around the Eurasion / siberian sector though, you don't just see red appearing in the core of the vortex, they build in a few days, if the 6z went further it may have shown a technical SSW a week later.

    Yeah I know they have to start somewhere, but you see little bits of warming popping up here and there with the polar vortex appearing to weaken before it falls back into place, all the time. 

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