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  1. If we get this block, in place, I reckon a severe cold month. My punt is -0.8c please. I may have to revise if the models back track, but we all know tomorrow is the decider with the undercutting. Once we get that or if we do(looks very likely), we could be in for some very severe weather down the line.
  2. Not only does the ecm seem to have back tracked a bit, it could also be an outlier. But, the gfs 12z, mid terms looks fairly interesting and IMO the most interesting now. It is just typical. All the models are showing something totally different and no one knows what is going to happen.
  3. Well none of the other models follow gfs and even the ecm ensembles don't go off a tangent so early like the OP. It really is out on a limb. If all the models back track and follow the 18z OP run, then this would be the biggest U turn the models have ever done.
  4. Unbelievable. I think tomorrow could have an even bigger surprise, if this is the first trend from the gfs, then there is going to be even more surprises in the ensembles I bet.
  5. Wow, I think if the Op hadn't beena whopping outlier, 4 days later than today(yes you heard that right) the mean would have been even lower. What a massive turn around. This is great news!!!! The mean doesn't go above -5 I think!
  6. The ensembles are looking very good up to 144 hours, we are seeing heights pushing up to greenland, linking with heights over europe and troughs to the south east. This is very good. Just looked at the OP and nothing like any of the ensembles or the control.
  7. That chart has so much potential and it will change. Look at the big scandi high that was being projected for the end of the week, last week. Ok so there is still heights there, but the high being projected last week, was a classic scandi and it kind of disappeared off the gfs, or collapsed. Nothing stopping the chart above, to move north and makes things interesting for us.
  8. I am guessing that maximum is in the netherlands or one of those small countries to the east of France? Imagine how cold It would be here?
  9. Sorry for all the posts. I feel the significant point we need to watch, is that high pressure pushing up to Greenland, illustrated by the control run. This could be the most crucial part.
  10. Wow, some big changes at a closer range! Definitely things picking up for the coldies. I have a feeling gfs 18z will fall in line or some of the ensembles will start to dig back below -10 again. All the euros have been in a great agreement, all eyes on the ecm.
  11. UKMO very interesting at 144 hours, looks like the pattern, that we saw at the end of January 1986! http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rukm1441.gif http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/archive/ra/1986/Rrea00119860128.gif This chart is from the 18th January 1986, http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/archive/ra/1986/Rrea00119860118.gif looking at he current models at this time frame, I personally believe we are in a better situation, so the hints we keep getting for the rest of the month into February might not be far off the mark. if, in 1986, they could get that chart and 2 weeks later, one of the coldest February's on record, then we surely have a good chance. The pattern of the winter, is awfully similar to that winter.
  12. It is amazing to see such difference in a matter of hours at a close range. Just shows it is early day. As ever, gfs slowly moving towards the euros and the 12z FI builds the proper brutal cold by the end of January. Very interesting, times I reckon for the last week of the month and most certainly February.
  13. I agree fair enough, it means we will get some cold and maybe some snow from the odd plunge. However those set ups are always awkward for snow. People always look forward to it, when the models come in line, but they are always hit and miss. When you get the snow, it either just falls and never settles or it will stick and melt the next day. Nothing unusual, where as ECM runs wouldn't look out of place from 1947, 1963, 1979, 2010. The gfs ensembles and run, fall into the early noughties category for me. But we will see what the models cook us up tomorrow, because lets face it no one has a clue.PS, when you have the northern blocking to the north and get a very cold north westerly, e.g. December 21st 2009(I think), then fair enough. At least the cold weather is sustained for a few days for the snow to stay and the snow potential carries on. I know I shouldn't moan, if we do get toppler, I will probably be excited, but it would be a far cry from recent runs.
  14. I hope so, I was hoping the winter would make up for such a dire year of weather bar April and the heatwave in late September.The ensembles have runs going down to -10. They don't really surprise me, as they are probably northerly topplers, if they were cold snowy runs, we would be seeing the ensembles showing -10 for a long duration. Like 2 days ago for example when the outliers were going down to -15 etc. Where as the cold runs just dip to -10 for a few hours, so you can take it they are just cold topplers or from a cold northwesterly.
  15. I see your point, but there is no northern blocking, without that, then anything cold is going to brief and any lying snow will not last long. Yes there would be snow, but they are far cry from a couple of days ago, which is frustrating. There is not one run I have seen on the 18z, that show any decent heights for the Atlantic ridge to connect to, the ecm has the heights though. If the ECM does fall in line with the gfs tomorrow, then the month is going to be shaping up to how the rest of winter has been.
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