Jump to content
Problems logging in? ×
Snow?
Local
Radar
Cold?

UV-RAY

Members
  • Posts

    3,600
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    1

Everything posted by UV-RAY

  1. Not the answer I was expecting but one I fully understand due to the infancy of any research into this area.
  2. Indeed, I've seen nearly as much snow this month as I have since December 2010. The outlook is looking quite good for those in the North with plenty of exciting weather in the next two weeks on offer.
  3. How would this work fit into differing UV output which IMO is the key into the poleward movement of the Hadley Pressure Cell?
  4. I'm not so sure it will brief as the models are constantly upgrading. Remember we've gone from a long fetch from the SW, then relentless mild zonality to what is being modelled now, this in the space of just over a week
  5. For such a dire set up I awoke to a dusting of snow this morning. Far too much negative spin put on the the model output, sure if you live in the South it's not so good but for a lot of others the outlook has a wintry look to it.
  6. A dusting of snow here on cars and shady areas, not much but a nice surprise.
  7. Would be an absolute belter that Frosty, proving you can make a silk purse from a sows ear if it was to come off that is.
  8. My views on easterlies are well known in the regional threads Nick, bar 96,91 and 78/79 none of them have delivered diddly squat here. Sorry for being off topic Mods, I'll slap my wrist and promise I won't do it again. :-)
  9. That looks like a possibility Nick, but we all know just how those SW can wreck such dreams. Still at least we're viewing charts that show such possibilities instead of what was on offer this time last week.
  10. For IMBY those charts look better than anything since December 2010, granted they may not bring a cold spell but at least I may see some snow out of such a set up and maybe even some lying snow for a couple of days.
  11. Yep tonights model output has taken a huge slurp out of my half full glass.
  12. Thanks BFTV, I'll have to catch up on all of this tomorrow as there is far too much to take in for this old man.
  13. I haven't read any of it so I can't comment so yes please.
  14. I'm holding fire but if we don't start to see some better looking charts being modelled come the New Year then personally I'm not that bothered about a cold February as in my fifty years of being here, none of them bar two have produced anything in the way of lying snowfall or lasting deep cold IMBY.
  15. Lol, just you wait when this summer see HLB and big trough centred right over the UK. Edit; That was meant for Gaz.
  16. The powers that be are already busy writing the peer reviewed paper on this right now. NW Europe looks very grim, it kind of reminds me of 1974 that december also brought similar conditions across NW Europe, though Egypt didn't see snow like now.
  17. Lol, yes it's the polar opposite of what's been shown previously. A new trend or one for the bin?
  18. Again I'm saying the overall picture is not one of mild or cold and with time the jet does look like dropping further and further south. Of course this all FI and by next week the trend could be something completely different, good or bad.
  19. I was referring to the latter stages again, but the overall picture is neither mild nor cold Shed, hence my average comment as we will see daily temps fluctuate from slightly above average to slightly below more so for those North of the Midlands and then as the jet sinks Southwards, below average temps would effect more southern areas with time.
  20. Well maybe you need to read my post again Shed because I did say towards the latter end of the month. IMO there isn't a single chart that is showing a mild spell of weather, more a case of alternating mild and cold with cold becoming more dominant in the latter stages. It's far far removed from December 2011, then there was no positives to take forward whatsoever. The outlook is unsettled, windy ( stormy at times ) and average with the emphasis on the jet diving South around Xmas time. Of course those in the south of the country will just see copious amounts of rain, but there is more to the UK than here you know.
  21. And now they post error ridden charts from an open sourced alleged science thread. For those interested in the PDO may I suggest looking into this for yourselves at independent studies and not agenda ridden ones. The cycle lasts from around 25-30 years and this turned negative in September 2007' see previous link for that.
×
×
  • Create New...