That's yesterday's chart - for some reason it is reverting back to that.
Try http://www.wetterzentrale.de/en/topkarten.php?map=1&model=ukm&var=1&time=144&run=12&lid=OP&h=0&tr=24&mv=0
Chin up folks - It's only mid November!
The medium range output is not the usual raging PV over Greenland - we will get a few more opportunities over the next few months.
UKMO day 5 looks ok-ish. We just need that shortwave to eject quickly SE. Not sure how the other low in the Atlantic will behave but it looks to be a NW-SE axis.
It's mid November folks and to be honest sustained wintry is unlikely to occur until mid December (2010 was the exception). It's all about getting the building blocks in place. There will be ups and downs but keep the faith coldies!
The extended (11-15 day) eps definitely look better than last night's set with a stronger signal showing higher than normal heights to the north west and lower than normal heights to the east/south east.
Indeed.
We have to be realistic and set expectations accordingly. It's way too early for sustained wintry weather. It's all about building blocks and the dreaded 'p' word.
Let's review in one month's time!