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Just now, Gowon said:
It's not come out the blue - I'm pretty sure the ECM had a cluster like this and the JMA had two consecutive runs that built a ridge to our NE.
Yes it was cluster 4 in the ECMF ensemble that was shown earlier (7 members) but not so fast
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11 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
Sick of EC chucking out mild outliers now.
Come on ECM sort your self out this evening !!
I would just like to mention that this very simple representation is a bit misleading in that the grey areas are percentiles (90% I think). If you look at all the runs the op is not an outlier in the true sense of the word (as in the most extreme solution). It is of course at the top end though.
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2 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
Yup..
Looks like west based -NAO
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Close one in MK
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1 hour ago, chapmanslade said:
Indeed. Some would make you think we WERE in October already. Plenty of 20C plus days in the last 2 weeks here, currently 21.6C with every suggestion that the ex TS Alex will scoot up towards Iceland on Friday leaving us to pull in the very warm air off the continent. OK it will be warmest in the south but that is ALWAYS the case in most summers. Mid 20's entirely possible, but from that source there will always be the risk of thundery downpours.
We are having an entirely average spell of UK summer weather, not dross, not scorching, just average.
Indeed just average so not too bad the further S and E you are.
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38 minutes ago, TwisterGirl81 said:
Thanks so much and it does have january's totals on there too....very very dry so far this winter for the south
December was pretty much on average though.
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39 minutes ago, mountain shadow said:
Doesn't look too interesting to me. Atlantic Ridge not getting anywhere near the south tip of Greenland and positively tilted.
Would end up with a UK high I think.
Nothing like that fortunately and yes it does look interesting. Very different treatment of the small low in mid Atlantic
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31 minutes ago, swfc said:
Based on past history I'd suspect that the gfs/ec won't be a million miles away. Granted things can change but that's generally when a cold forecast counts down from day 10-7. Looking at the nhp and subsequent synoptics the static high scenario drifting south is the favourite outcome imo
Well before the cold was shown the modelling was showing something similar to what is predicted now, a slow moving high near us. People were complaining then as now nothing interesting showing and that we would have a boring Xmas. Then all of a sudden the High started being predicted to move NW and the discussion was around how far it would get and that it would never be far enough. In the end of course it went too far and we missed the cold all together. We have the same discussion here and I agree with VB that anything could change at this timescale, I have no idea why people just assume when cold is not shown it will always be right. I think having the high near us is a pretty good starting point - if it was over Iberia or France then this would be a real concern. Anything could happen here beyond about 6/7 days so it is just a question of being patient to see what does occur. You may be right and it ends up being South of us and this is probably the highest % outcome. However there are plenty of other options - especially with the PV on the move.
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4 minutes ago, Ali1977 said:
Awesome ️
Not sure I would describe this as awesome unless you like cold rain and sleet
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1 minute ago, Captain Shortwave said:
One thing to note (This happens on the ICON run that has just been processed). The weak heights to the north may try to drift southwards for a time into the U.K. This in turn results in a more south easterly flow as the Atlantic low approaches and essentially hits this surface high.
It would be beneficial for this to not happen as of course this also blocks the cold air to the north east. It may get there is the end but this is the kind of evolution that the ECM op has been toying with, as such you end up with your continental flow, but no real cold to tap into either.
Yes quite as I was trying to show earlier - the focus should be more on the arrival of proper cold air and a bit less on the lows now.
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Icon was an improvement in terms of the low profiles for the lows to the SW
0z followed by 06z
Reflected in the position of the precipitation
The issue though is the cold air has not made any further progress
Until we get this no real improvement is being made.
Its similar for the improvement on the ECM this morning
This is the improvement I shall be looking for this evening
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5 minutes ago, nick sussex said:
OMG I love this post . Shows just what a weird but wonderful bunch coldies are ! Your post in a nutshell sums up just how much this means for cold and snow lovers . Bless you Mike .
I bet he is here for the pub run as well
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Model Output Discussion - Into 2024
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I think the op is the most important because it's the one that started with the real data (and the control). All the other runs are started with adjusted data so the op is the real one if you like.