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Supercell 89

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  1. -11c for Central and into southern and eastern areas for sunday morning :o surely this is a glitch where an earth has that come from

    http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn11417.png

    I have a hunch the Atlantic wont get much further than the central belt of the country over the next few days before the renewed blast comes from the north and east. The jet is tracking way to the south of the UK and as many have mentioned the SSW has weakened anything crossing over the Atlantic. Interesting few days ahead :D

  2. Must say a massive thanks to all those who have contributed to this thread its been fantastic reading/learning about the stratosphere :)

    I have a couple of question though in regards to this current cold spell. There was a warming event although only a minor one during late December, is it possible that this may be the cause of this cold spell we are seeing unravel now which in turn could overlap nicely with the SSW filtering down? Or is it the first parts of the SSW filtering down or even that we have just been very lucky although i doubt that is the case.

    Also sorry if i've overlooked it somewhere, but where is the best place to view stratospheric charts?

    Many Thanks

  3. I'm sorry but i'm not buying this 06z run at all from the GFS. Its throwing another wobbler like it did the other day, before it changed back to a colder pattern.

    I don't think it will be cold Armageddon next week but nor do i think there will a full Atlantic onslaught but will be more in the middle, staying cold but turning unsettled at times maybe temperatures returning to near average values particularly further west and south. I do wonder if one of the reasons for the major changes from day to day is the GFS being to progressive in trying to bring in a breakdown then having to backtrack before trying to bring in another breakdown, i know its obviously trying to model other features as well but i can be to progressive even with cold charts for its own good sometimes.

  4. Wow, just wow sums up tonights model runs! Just incredible! Never seen so much snow potential at this range before nor so heavily all agreed by the models (or can't remember ever seeing so) On a selfish note Saturday remains my main interest, could be a very snowy day for Reading and much of Central/SE parts if it verified, don't want to get too attached to anything past that lol

    The ECM is just insane though having two successive lows sweep through wrapped up in the cold uppers, i can't imagine the amount of snow that would drop in favoured spots ohmy.png Even Devon could get a good covering from the second low, though it could be marginal especially at the coast.

  5. Some incredible stories thanks for sharing everyone :)

    I was born in 1989 so can't even begin imagine what it must of been like during the winters of '87, '63 and '47, never seen snow deeper than 2-3 inches deep! Only had my first proper sub zero max here in Reading a few weeks back when it got to just -1.9c before that the coldest day I'd experienced was only a high of -0.6c.

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