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  1. How can you know its a good call a month in advance may I ask?Interesting times at the moment with more and more runs showing height rises to our north, this is bound to affect our weather pattern in some way- Get the general pattern first- Then the details after. Hopefully we see the 12z runs continue the theme and bring forward the height rises. The models havent got a grasp on the final pattern yet and wont for some time yet. The important thing is these runs keep appearing and gradually get closer- as are the Northern Hemisphere anomaly charts that J.Holmes posts here. They are pretty important to have in agreement from what we have seen before.Dan
  2. Unless you have a crystal ball then you cant really say that for certain either. But I agree re the 12z's, this will be far from sorted on todays runs. Plenty more changes to come I feel.Dan
  3. Higher heights over svalbard, low in atlantic is also slightly further south and west. The whole pattern seems very slightly further west. Dan
  4. Yes thats very true- straight source from siberia, the perfect source considering the mild continent at present too. I also like the lack of depth to that low to our south on the +144 UKMO chart, perfect for sliding under the block.This has developed at a pace I dont think ive seen before, hopefully we can continue with the Upgrades and keep all the models on board.Edit : There is also a lovely Northern Italian low on that UKMO chart!Dan
  5. That GEM run is fantastic! Almost reverse zonality with a band of high pressure to the north and lows to our south driving easterlies out into the atlantic... and this is within the next 10 days, very interesting.Dan
  6. Looking like the Steve Murr GFS backtrack to the ECM is underway, were not there yet, interesting developments though. We need everything to move a little more to the west in next few runs now...UKMO needs to be onside too. Dan
  7. My interpretation of the UKMO is that on the +144hrs chart this is where the lows in the western Atlantic are heading> The high is unlikely to sink after this.. doesent even really matter when we have such disagreement at +120hrs anyway...
  8. Snowing in athlone/Kildare/Meath/West Dublin in past hour or so according to boards. Dan
  9. Not too much difference between the majority of the UK and Ireland there- northern England/Scotland looks a fair bit colder but parts of NI are colder than SE England. I really Hope the UKMO has it right this morning with a beautiful under cutting low and pressure build to our north. Dan
  10. I think the mother of all undercuts is coming at the end of hi-res!! Brilliant run- East of Ireland has uppers below -4C from at least +60hrs til +162hrs with -6C/-8C uppers at times Dan
  11. Mad FI on the GFS- should finish up with a greeny high. Not sure what to make of the output in the reliable..its a mess really. Dan
  12. GFS control looks almost identical to op run and the mean is better than both so far. Dan
  13. Todays GEM looking good at +102hrs with Shortwave diving south east. Dan
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