Hello Well here goes with the first issue: The forecast run at 12Z(T+168) gave a dumbell type low, with the main centre off NW Ireland below 990mb, this extended into a low in the North Of the North Sea of 995mb with a slackish WSW flow over England and Wales, but stronger over Eire. By the 12Z run Tuesday 19 October the low centre was <995Mb and approximately 500 miles SW of Eire with a slack SW'ly over much of the UK. The 12Z run On the next day showed a similar scenario. By 12Z on Thursday 21 October it had deppened the low to <985mb, slightly further NE and with a secondary centre West of Ireland. A light to moderate W to SW flow covered most of the UK. I was away from mid Friday until mid Monday so only saw the following: 00Z on Friday was totally different, it had the low off Eastern Scotland, centre<990mb with a ridge over SW Eire and a strong NW'ly flow over most of the UK. By Monday 12Z it had reverted back to a similar story to that of 12Z on Thursday. Now to the actual today 12Z Tuesday 26 October 2004:- Low 982 at 46.5N and 20W with a slack SW'ly flow over much of the UK, with a secondary low of 995 with associated fronts over SW Eire. Now, its easy to be critical, but I would love to be as accurate as that out at T+168. In my experience GFS does handle these patterns quite well. Its the blocking situations it has trouble with more than about T+84? To the 'mods'; is there any way these subjective treatments can be stored for any of us to be able to look at them at a later date please?