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So, in summary: consistency isn't always what it appears to be - accuracy
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Indeed it's not, two independent measures, but consistency taken with the verification results, do give some credence to the ECM Atm, Whereas GFS flapping + the lower verification tends to undermine it. I think we can relegate Timmy's ramblings to the 'noise' pile, along with seagulls and grannie's joints.
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i think we should be more worried looking at the big storm that going to hit the u,k, sometime Friday ,could this do more damage them the great storm did as its so flooded and wet at the moment
Is this storm possible, it doesn't seem to be showing up on UKM, and no warnings from them either... Is this another MFish storm, or is it just the GFS playing with it's spirograph?
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Instead of cold we may want to concern ourselves with the 977 Low thats over Kent on Saturday.
http://www.meteociel...F1-96.GIF?29-12
Storm force winds & flooding likely.
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How likely is that beast to verify I wonder, should I be oiling the chainsaws?
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The thing is that Hammond's graphics for the area to the south of London are at odds with the graphics used by the regional bulletins covering the same area. Either way, I don't get the excitement as it's all after dark and will be gone by lunchtime tomorrow if not earlier!
I'm going to be driving in it, happy happy joy joy.
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Snowballz.
I would say that the summer reliability may drop off due to the lack of stratospherically driven weather pattern (which is fairly predictable). The same may occur when we have a SSW - effectively we enter a summer pattern up above for a period - hence the record high shannon entropy recently.
I suspect, that it's a little more prosaic than that; Summer - greater Solar input> more energy > more entropy> less reliable modeling.
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Its game over here for North kent-
Sh*t pot cold spell this is-
When the first front came down from the North- To far South
When Fridays front arrived - To Far East
When last night streamer came across - To far West
When Tonights PPN has come through - To far North
No ice days.
I cant wait to move away from DA9 + greenhithe- snow desert of the SE.
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Steve, it's not your location, it's you, you have a personal snow dome... North surrey is a ****hole don't come here.
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Slowing down now in Chertsey, but I think that lump over Eastbourne has got my name on it (after plastering where I work in Horsham) ... And out of f..ing marginal air amazing.
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Only because I feel a few on here seem to take everything GP, CH says as gospel. Im just trying to add some realisim here that the models aren't pointing towards another cold spell at the moment within a sensible timeframe or even FI. Basically im just trying to prevent members being disappointed if the cold spell doesn't arrive as GP, CH have been suggesting.
The stratosphere is one piece of a jigsaw amongst many. However some of these pieces are bigger than others i.e SSTs. I just feel the Stratosphere isn't as big as some believe on here. I generally have a negative view of LRFs whoever produces them because in my opinion we cannot fit all these pieces together to complete the puzzle.
Heh heh indeed, but I'll think you'll find a puzzle with 501 pieces out of 500 ..... will produce a markedly different image from the one on the front of the box
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Ok, I simply don't have enough information to make a call on what the weather will do 28th+.
But what should we be looking for in the models in the next few days to help us pick a horse?
To my mind I'm not even looking for a GH @ 200hrs+, what I'm looking for first is ens support for whatever the OP run of the day is showing to break down, as seen prior to the the current event. It is painfully clear the the current models really can't deal with SSW downwellings.
I'm not too disheartened by zonal models off into lalaland, but the good inter and intra model agreement is a bit worrying.
The coldie in me is saying, even the comedy models can model a breakdown, and things like 920mb lows say things are afoot that just haven't been anticipated by the models, which by their very nature will always tend to the mean.
What auguries do more seasoned members think we should be looking for in the steaming guts of the models?
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Started snizzling again here in Chertsey in the far nw, a band formed on the radar right overhead, and has now joined with the London mass?? Been an odd day, been right on the margin, but it just hasn't stopped.
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I'm up the hill, in Lyne, it's amazing how much more we get up here compared to you swampies down there in thorpe.
Heading down to the Grove for a pint in a min if I can get the car down the lane.
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Edit: Tungsten :-)
I quite like tungent, but if you're going to be picky the orange light is low pressure sodium, and the whiter streetlights are generally high pressure sodium, although some newer ones are fluor types. =)
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whilst it quiet in here... We were all slating the NAE over the last couple of days for showing snow today spreading from wales across to the Midlands.... look at the radar www.raintoday.co.uk I think it was all the other models that failed to spot it! reports of a covering in East wales all the way accross to Newark / Grantham in East Mids!
You could even look @ the radar on NW... but TBH, i think the NAE slagging off was because everyone thought it was pulling the 'friday' event into today weakening it and stalling it, whereas it was picking up a signal for what we now see. Well that and IF posted that the 'chief' at the MetO had binned/modified it.
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Good afternoon all ladies and gents! I have a flight tomorrow booked for 14:00 from Gatwick? With the latest info we all have do u think it is possible to go ahead??
Yes, should be OK, by then, leave early though, getting there could be worse than the flight.
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For all those thinking the BBC weather service is a joke, after watching Cockup, here's Fergies offering for the SW tonight: http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/hi/news/newsid_7760000/7760862.stm
Just to restore (some) faith in the beeb.
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key thing to watch if you have Extra is how the cold air is brough west as the system tends to slide ESE
Hi John, .... What exactly should I be looking at here.... soo many options on Extra.
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NAE Mods even!!!
Indeed, which means, he binned it. Jesus chinese whispers or what.
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wow this snow is heavy...Grass might get a covering at this rate
Home is up the hill in Lyne (work in Horsham, raining here) ... let us know if it sticks, I don't want to get stuck on the 25 coming home.
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Saturday's snow (or no snow) event is In range of the NAE....together with the GFS pushing the low further south its not looking great for snow lovers.
It was always supposed to be a rain to snow event, suspect that it's just not showing the transition.
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Wow that was a very bullish forecast from DB on the BBC, I'm quite surprised at the level of certainty shown for next week.
They have obviously completely disregarded the GFS, thats a brave call.The plot thickens!
Heh heh, they've probably been looking at the same upstream data you have, if the double shortwave never forms on any of the models but the GFS, It can hardly come steaming through our block... (Hopefully haven't misunderstood what you were posting)
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Just Started Chertsey
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Should that front not be moving by now? It seems to have been stalled for 3 hours now.
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I know Xmas is over, but the big box is under the tree, I just hope it's that BBC B and not the casio keyboard. As we're in an 80s mood
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Rain / hail now ....35mins ...
Quite relieved have been confidently pooh poohing the predictions of Armageddon from those at work hoping for another day off.
Possible severe storm Monday 28th October 2013 Part 3
in Storms & Severe Weather
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Think it's got more to do with the penalty system, if they announce a reduced schedule because of the weather, they don't lose as much, as if they try to run a full service and fail.