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Jason H

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  1. It is only 17C outside! Nevertheless frequent distant flashes are lighting up the sky to our south now!

    Only 17° at 12:09? Lol. This is the UK, not Florida. That's a pretty warm night time temperature for the UK.

    Storms abated here for now. Nice lightening display. The odd boom of thunder and some convective rain. That's it for the South East tonight I think. Night all. Hope you get what you wish for.

  2. Nope those last 4 charts would great in July, i'm beginning to think we are chasing shadows for any type of prolonged snowfall in the southern half of the UK. We need a high pressure to establish itself to the north or northeast of the country but that jetstream is just too strong for anything to take hold.

    On face value, whilst I am inclined to agree with that assessment, you never know what can pop up. Ian F left some interesting comments earlier about the current set up. As TEITS has mentioned above, it's where the blocking occurs that's the crucial factor. The latest operational GFS is not in a favourable position for colder weather over the whole UK, not just the South. Still plenty of winter left for something colder, but at the moment, like you, I can't see anything too obvious in the current outputs for sustained cold.

  3. Obviously GFS precip amounts shouldn't be taken too seriously at this stage, especially with snow. 18Z much better for snow prospects for a wider wearer as Kold Weather said a few posts back. Here is Snow accumulation GFS(take with salt).

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    I'm not buying into any of these charts the Met Office are fairly confident there will be no troublesome snowfalls this week.

    You don't have to buy them, they're free?

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  4. Despite the dumps of snow GFS has modelled this time the synoptic from UKMO is better for coldies in general terms, any snowfall less marginal, a bit colder with pattern further West, AH displaced and better Atlantic ridge/amplification for potential longevity, better NE/E draw to drag in cold uppers.

     

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    Stunning winter synoptic.

    Blimey oh crikey. That's a stunning chart for deep mid winter. I bet the Met Office are twitching now ;)

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