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It's all going to end up with HP over the UK regardless; it seems to be more a question of how quickly it gets here, with UKMO being the one to hold onto the cold the longest. Middle grounds are often the end product so ECM evolution looks most likely at present. Wouldn't rule out some more twists and turns yet though!
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HP over the UK does seem to be the logical conclusion and I'm fairly sure the UKMO would end up there too. Just can't see such a quick return to the Euro slug High and mid teen temps that the GFS is trying to foist on us tonight, it looks all wrong. Then again the GFS does love pressing "reset to default" whenever it gets a chance! Mid level block eventually migrating to Scandinavia looks a more likely outcome; even GFS was showing this on the 6Z earlier.
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I wont deny it's a bit disappointing to where we were a couple of days ago, but there is a cold spell of some sort coming up and I would much rather have this pattern; Than this horror show, just over three weeks ago: Lot more promise in the pattern now, and some good signs being touted from the longer range experts too. It's never easy getting cold here, we need to keep being patient.
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Spring moans, ramps, chat and banter
Long haul to mild replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Model thread has some very confident "it's all over" proclamations this morning which I suspect are just borne out of frustration (or even schadenfreude in some cases). While the trend isn't brilliant, there's huge uncertainty for next week and I suspect there may well be some significant changes to come. I would like to see a snowy spell but on the other hand it messes up my commute to work something chronic so I'll see the upside of either outcome! -
Spring moans, ramps, chat and banter
Long haul to mild replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Don't go to the model thread folks, it's ugly stuff and the razorblades are out. Apparently the cold spell is not going to happen because the always 100% spot on 18z GFS pub run says it isn't. -
If the best we can get out of the models is another PM shot that is only good if you are up a mountain in Scotland, then I'll pass thanks. If we are not going to see an Easterly with proper snow events then I'd rather have a Bartlett so I can get out and enjoy some pleasant sunshine! Late Feb and March sometimes can deliver but I won't be holding my breath that's for sure. Last week turned out to be such a letdown with all potential snow events becoming a "wintry mix" when it came down to it.
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Believe me you won't find me arguing about how awful the cold spells have been IMBY but it's been OK for some people and it isn't over yet, despite an uninteresting model prognosis. Therefore any posters stating that the winter was over in December can hardly claim much credit. Anyway, back on topic, I have succeeded in finding a good chart. Step forward, from the GEFS at T360, member 13! Wow, that was hard work digging that one out.........
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Not the first; some people on here have been saying winter's over since December!! Admittedly the models seem to have only boring anticyclonic gloom or zonal dross on offer tonight but it's still only the 3rd Feb, and considering there's been some memorable snowfalls in late Feb and March in the past, I think it's too early to be writing the epitaph yet.
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So the potential "disruptive" snow from warnings earlier this week has gone to be replaced by rain and sleet showers. Oh and a cold Easterly on Friday, by which time there will be no showers left Just about sums up this cold spell; it's been a complete waste of time here re snow although I appreciate that others have been luckier.
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I get the feeling that posters in this thread are going to have to increasingly resort to charts from deepest FI, because every chart in the usual reliable to semi reliable timeframe will look the same! So here's one from T360 which shows a small low pressure area in the North Sea. As far as I can see it is the only time where low pressure gets to influence our weather in the slightest, and even then it's dull. The tumbleweed blows.........................
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Last night I went to sleep expecting absolutely nothing in the way of snow. So when I opened the curtains this morning, what did I find? No snow at all of course, what else? Looks like I can cross North-Easterlies off my list too. So basically if it isn't a direct Easterly there's nothing for me here. Great to see others have got something though: enjoy!