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UV-RAY

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  1. I disagree, the arctic has recovered from huge ice losses thousands of years ago, why wouldn't it now. Off course all talk of global warming and it's impact is based purely on conjecture, so none of us can really say we know what will/may happen.
  2. I expect no changes , as I believe that the majority of warming can be attributed to natural variability, the rest isn't worth worrying about.
  3. Yes a lot of areas did very well out of that cold spell, but what we are looking at now are brief flirtations with cold not the deep cold synoptics touted by some on here. We would have to see an amazing turnaround in the model output within the next week if it's sustained cold we want, that looks highly unlikely at this stage, so the best we can hope for is RPM between the warm sectors.
  4. A well balanced post Nick and I think your suggestion of the Azores high being in a favourable position is the only straw we can clutch for the next 10-14 days, beyond that who knows, but the clock is ticking for anyone looking for deep cold.
  5. Actually Piers has been nearer the mark this winter than many of our so called experts on here, it appears Piers is easy to make fun off here, but his record is as good as anyones here, sure he gets it wrong at times but look at the Net weather winter forecast, busted in December.
  6. Wow, it's a bit feisty on here tonight, more so. Well another day and another set of model runs, no sign still of any sustained cold spell, yes we have the potential for some rather cold air via the NW, but we are still looking at transitional cold rather than anything prolonged. Also the ensembles still paint a fairly average picture so no point in posting those unless we are cherry picking personal preferences, the outlook remains one of fairly average weather for all with no signs of deep cold as forecasted by some. Still plenty of time for those golden charts to appear though.
  7. It's all well and good saying the charts show promise but we've been hearing those words most of the winter. The last cold spell wasn't nothing spectacular in terms of deep cold, for many places it was simply too marginal for snow either falling or lying for any period of time. The outlook at best suggests transitional cool/cold snaps for the foreseeable, this may change in the coming days but until then I prefer to comment on what the models are showing, rather than hoping.
  8. You can tell when the models are grim for cold when you see post showing cherry picked ensembles, nothings changed in the last few days the pattern is flat and low heights over Greenland. Same old, same old, for most of this winter.
  9. It's been a fairly sunless 12 months around these parts, and the last few months have been a nightmare for anyone suffering from S.A.D. Hopefully this year gives us something more to be cheerful about, but this is Blighty so I won't be holding my breath.
  10. Best weather for weeks IMO. sunshine and showers. I'd almost forgot what the sun looked like. Temp 7.1c, heating turned off, fabulous.
  11. Those charts have reignited my interest in winter CC, heights over Greenland and Scandinavia. RJS LRF is leading the pack IMO.
  12. It's an article RP, not peer reviewed science. I would put up a link but posting from iPad at the moment.
  13. Don Easterbook wrote an excellent article on this over on WUWT. Off course some here will dismiss it as it's not been IPCC approved, LOL.
  14. Whereas a Greenland high delivers for all, Easterlies you can keep em!
  15. Wow temps are now 6.4c. the slush around me is disappearing fast.
  16. I can't stand Easterlies as they often promise so much but deliver very little much of the time, now heights over Greenland get the old juices going. This probably why I've been very pessimistic over the last few months, apologies to everyone I've annoyed and there appears to be quite a few.
  17. A horrid slushy mess outside yet 10 miles south a foot of snow, such is the diversity of a crappy UK climate. Looking forward to some lovely stormy weather next week and temps in double figures, the countdown for Spring begins.
  18. Now back to heavy sleet, looks likely to stay like this or turn back to rain again, temp now 2.0c. You wouldn't think I had just short,of a 100m altitude and was 25 miles inland.
  19. Tis only weather this is true, but my desire for mild is now strong too say the least.Even 98 in these parts recorded more snow and frost events, it is the luck of the draw but you can only compare what happens IMBY.
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