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  1. Models firming up on a vey unsettled end to the winter with frequent bouts of wind and rain for many and snow on higher ground in the north, temperatures overall average at best once we get to Friday, a bit below in the north.

     

    Normally we see the atlantic quieten down by late Feb, but not this year, February the wrong way round..

     

    Can understand its not everybody's cup of tea, but the outlook is far more interesting than the past 2 weeks and from my own perspective very seasonal with no long draw southwesterlies or southerlies.

     

    The ski centres of Scotland will be happy with the outlook.

     

     

    Yep thats my mentality, avoid anything toasty, i enjoyed the past two weeks as it wasn't southerly dominated, now its turning cooler again, that high just had to go if all it was gonna do is bring warm air over us like on GFS runs late last week.

  2. There is more than 1 possible pm shot showing before T300,  And nothing 'Spring like' on the 6z run. In fact it would feel bitter at times in the wind chill.

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    Exactly PM and GFS 12Z further amplifies the cold flow with a very cold WNW'ly flow at times with a snow risk at night almost anywhere, no really cold max's but feeling very chilly esp under showers and once the sun goes down, tiring hearing springlike to describe near average temps, spring to me is calm sunny days with temps of 13C to 15C on a widespread scale.

  3. Still a long wait before anything remotely interesting shows up for coldies I'm afraid.

    We are still looking to the last third or more realistically last week of Feb for a potential change to a weather pattern that would support snow prospects.

    The weather here has been interminably dull and monotonous, so much so any change, even rain is welcome.

    This has been another desperate winter IMBY and I saw some wet snow fall once for a couple of hours despite the cooler phases supposedly favouring my region - many did better but a poor winter overall.

    A proper snowy blast around the end of Feb/early March followed by a quick thaw and early Spring is the least we deserve. 

    Ensembles showing a weak signal for colder weather chances last week of Feb at least.

     

     

     

    Don't agree at all, it's been a very interesting winter up until the weekend with record amount of users during the many snow events, this week is a nice calm period and pretty chilly, no major warm up on the cards with temps near average and more cold weather next week as pressure rises, this winter has been seasonal for many.

  4. The northern arm of the jet is too strong to allow a stable Scandi high. Interesting though, as its taken a trend from the 12z and pushed it a bit further here. I suspect it will be another false dawn, but nonetheless its nice to have some interest.

     

    The 12z ensembles didn't want to know with this, so lets see if any hints in the 18z set.

     

    The northern arm of the jet is too strong to allow a stable Scandi high. Interesting though, as its taken a trend from the 12z and pushed it a bit further here. I suspect it will be another false dawn, but nonetheless its nice to have some interest.

     

    The 12z ensembles didn't want to know with this, so lets see if any hints in the 18z set.

     

     

    Well they were showing HP domination just yesterday so they could easily switch back with a slight variation of that theme.

  5. Still clear skies here and temp dropped back to -2.4C. Temp dropped almost 7C between 5pm and 6pm. We eventually maxed out at a rather staggering 10.2C after a spring-like day with blue skies and very light winds.

     

     

    Sorry when almost 20.0C has been reached in mid Feb, 10C isn't staggering at all, also non standardised temp recordings are higher than official recordings esp once the day's lengthen.

  6. No that is the point, more often than not.

     

    Unless we are in a locked in pattern of south westerlies or a dominant zonal pattern, charts past day 4/5/6 are always open to changes, however some people treat a more blocked pattern as they would a zonal pattern and sometimes can put to much faith in the mid term charts.

     

    When the pattern is not a straightforward prevailing type then more scepticism needs to me placed in the mid term. The Low at the end of the week is a good example, and alas those winter is over posts are premature. 

     

     

    Yeah thanks, you summed it up perfectly. :)

  7. Yes,the 12z ECM can prove to be quite chilly on the surface up to 172 hours and then it has some brief cold uppers from the west.

    It ends horribly mild but the charts at the 200 hour plus range don't often materialise.

     

    Yes lets hope so karyo, i think we have to look to get the most out of poor synoptics, i hope that low on friday digs further and further SE on each run allowing a pressure rise behind, we could see a blocking high to our east.

  8. That SE wind can be very cold at this time of year, especially as Europe will be cold.

     

     

    Exactly, people acting like it's mid March next week and not mid February, when the high moves directly over us and just to east it will be very chilly with a high fog risk which can hang around all day.

     

    Also incorrect to talk of wide diurnal temp ranges this early, it's towards the Spring Equinox in mid March when you see these wide ranges like -4C at night to 13C in the afternoon, this won't occur next week as it's too early by about at least 3 to 4 weeks.

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