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  1. This was exactly my observation. ECM bigged up that it will be right despite the fact it keeps delaying the return of the Atlantic. Perhaps an indication that Its upstream modeling is not to be trusted
  2. I would say that further north and east you are the better but still marginal as ever. Need more information on upper air temps, wet bulbs etc...
  3. First few flakes of snow have arrived, very sleety mix. Poor output this morning it has to be said for the island.
  4. Told you Pom always got snow.!! Just rain at the moment in Carryduff.
  5. Not quite Sundog. ECM ops run as poor as you can get, however pretty much everything else prolongs the cold. Another 12 hour wait for consensus.
  6. The 18z GFS ensembles certainly show that it is cold enough for snow over the weekend and into early next week but there is just not enough precipitation.
  7. The first thing you need to look for when looking for snow is precipitation and that is the big missing thing aside from the front moving down on Monday which will see a short lived band of rain/sleet/snow at higher levels.
  8. Unfortunately based on current output there is 0% chance of any disruptive snowfall to low levels across ireland over the next 5 days. Maybe a few cm's of snow for higher ground but nothing much. Ah well, maybe the SSW will provide more opportunites later on in the month.
  9. The ECM kinda follows what GP was suggesting. Cold and snow followed by less cold followed by reload mega style from the North East.
  10. It wolle be cold enough for snow next week but will there be precipitation. As for Sunday into Monday i'm going watch the lamposts and see what happens.
  11. Pomeroy always gets snow up on Waltons Mountain! Really is hard to call for Sunday and Monday. Some altitude will help for sure.
  12. Well the ECM at the close does Show a very mild set up and just shows why we should not expect a very prolonged cold spell. As deep FI shows that despite a very fragmented PV, a section of it ends up over Greenland and drives a zonal Jet.
  13. Rock solid ECM. Even if we take a blend of output a minimun 5 day cold spell is likely.
  14. What we are seeing now is the initial impact of the SSW. The full effect will be towards month end and hopefully better.
  15. Granted things look better across the water as they are nearer the colder air, however there will be wintry/snow showers around and if the cold air stays around we could have some heavy snow as the atlantic moves against the block. The lack of proper high latitude blocking is a worry however with the SSW reducing the power of the Jet stream we could just about get away with it.
  16. Your right Watsy they have gone, wonder where? Although I appear to have something called a warning point?
  17. Your looking at the wrong models then Sandra. Both tonights GFS and the ECM would bring plenty of snow it Ireland
  18. Huge upgrade on the 18z Ops run, snow pretty much everywhere across the islands. Sure, some would miss out and some get loads, but at least the snow train is coming...
  19. Well the GFS and UKMET are poor this side of the Irish Sea for snow. The ECM on the other hand is a peach. The Irish Met have a tough call on which to follow.
  20. The increasing concern particularly in the West is the lack of proper blocking allowing the Atlantic to encroach more. Really hope the models are underplaying the SSW influence and you would logically expect the output to improve the further we get from the SSW start date. Comment has to be given on the Performance of the GFS ditched the big easterly option first and picked up the short wave influence as well
  21. What is clear is that any upper level heights at higher latitudes is not going to hallen. No sign yet of a -nao
  22. Remember the GFS Ops also disagrees with around 1/2 of its ens. at day 4, so does,t even agree with itself. The updated NAE is a big bonus and with latest data from the 12 o clock input surely the GFS Ops will come on board
  23. So, millions if not billions spent on super Computers, numerous forecasters with degrees in meteorolgy and not one of them can say what the weather be like in four/five days time? Is the Met Office worth the money we pay in taxes?
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