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  1. 8 hours ago, ICE COLD said:

    e NH in , no matter what it just doesn’t fall are way . Just can’t see it happening now . Even the GEFS have gone the wrong way in FI and the ECM ens hardly look great. So that’s up to the 20th and then we’re obviously fighting an even more up hill struggle with it being so late . Maybe next year

    I wouldn’t disagree with you 

    I’m also struggling to see strong evidence that the macro pattern will align itself to bring deep cold to our shores. Post mid feb we need quite specific alignment on the flows or v low 850’s for areas away from elevation to bring conditions that would satisfy the majority here. 

    the ens are pointing strongly towards height rise to nw in week 2 and an undercutting by the Atlantic lw trough. But you’d bet that the likely consequence of that will be a lift of some kind in euro heights which will certainly put the southern half U.K. in the less cold air fairly quickly. Of course that could well mean a decent number of people here are in the battle zone so I shouldn’t be imby about it. But given that we will then be into the last half of feb and the further north the battle zone is the longer the sea track of flow ahead of it, I’m not sure that’s so great away from higher ground either. 

    we are still looking at the nwp feeling it’s way to those height rises so we shouldn’t discount a route from left field that does bring the desired uppers but for now it’s a tough watch. 

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  2. Whilst the macro pattern post the transition remains the same, the ridging looks too far east to allow for the wintry conditions most on here are looking for. Currently a Low Countries system deepening and drifting a little west is the most likely option to deliver next week.  But that’s currently a straw rather than a likely solution. 

    we are seeing continued west Atlantic troughing on the modelling - that won’t allow a standard mid Atlantic ridge to establish (of the type many envisaged).  If things fall well then we could see an active southerly jet far enough south to make the south of the U.K. a battle zone.  For now, that looks 50/50 on those runs which develop that theme with that zone further north as the option. 

    A quick downwelling wave from a possible split ssw would add more uncertainty re where the pieces of the puzzle end up for the last third of feb. 

    at least we are in the raffle and have plenty to watch - been like that for much of this winter though.  

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  3.  Anthony Burden that’s based on yesterday’s Ukmo 12z run Anthony. It could be that today’s 00z run is the same. 

    looking at posts this morning, there are two events to keep an eye on initially.

    the first is Thursday and another follows at the weekend.  If we aren’t specific then it’s going to get confusing in here! 

    of course there is a relation between the two because if the first low disrupts more and tracks further south then likely the second is similar. 

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