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  1. 3 hours ago, jethro said:

    I've had my snow fix for the year, more than happy for spring to come and if it has to be cold and snowy, you lot up north can keep it.

    We almost had our snow fix in North West London but in the end our flunk fuelled your fix. So if you don't want it lol send it north and to the south east preferably to all of London and Greater London not just the tiny South east corner 

  2. 3 hours ago, Nick F said:

    According to the models and current surface obs analysis, there's a low just south of Sussex, so still a push towards the NW of heavy showers over London from Kent around the top of this circulation, but the low will gradually slip south this afternoon taking the showers with it, while the occlusion over the N and W of our region bringing the persistent snow weakens and slides south too.

    Hi again, I don't think it's going to come back over NW London because if it goes South East that will be for the south east London and South east wouldn't it? They deserve it if so, but is there anything else that would dart it east instead of South east 

  3. 2 hours ago, Gustywind said:

    When’s the last time we actually had a decent long cold spell in January? I can think of only one in the last 20 years and that was 2010. One sub 3c Jan in the same period?

    Perhaps time to accept that it’s no longer possible to get one when the PV/Jet is at its peak during winter? Hence why the good spells tend to come at the start & end of winter.

    Yes, but wouldn't that bring in westerlies and lots of windy weather? Like normal winters here in the UK I  totally disagree this assessment, we have been in the blocking azores high zone now for months 

  4. 2 minutes ago, Glacier Point said:

    Agree with timings there Nick. Warming date looks to be 31st December and split on 3/4th January. That gives 11th January as first real opportunity to gauge any impacts on the tropospheric pattern. Suspect that the continued warming forecasts are a hindrance to fast downwelling.

    It's all related, but the destruction of the SPV is possibly constructively interfering with the tropics. That MJO signal for week 1-2 is well beyond what we would expect for an +ENSO pattern. 

    As the atmosphere choreographs itself, an MJO in Phase 8/1 and downwelling -U wind continues to be the end destination.

    That sounds like it could be too strong again like March this year when everything was looking amazing and then it went to west in the end 

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