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Interesting watching the Azores High bobbing around the Atlantic - flattening on occasion, such as the next seven days, then popping up north and west, to allow that precious incursion of PM air into NW UK - days seven onward are that cold(er) shot.. I am however reminded, not sure who said it many years ago on here - the Azores High migrating (retrogressing even) north rarely delivers little more than fleeting glimpses of cold. What nearly always needs to happen is that a Greenland High extends south, blocking the Atlantic. Wise words....?

Lovely model output discussion in this thread remember please. Few o/t posts hidden.....

What would cause a lack of data around 18/19 December? That's what that graph shows.

Let's have a look at the last three GFS 00zs for this coming Tuesday (03 January) at 00:00 (i.e. late Monday into Tuesday): So left to right that's: 1. Today's GFS 00z at T+174, 2. Boxing day GFS 00z at T+198 3. Christmas day GFS 00z at T+222 Not sure where the inconsistency/downgrades are?

Well no, not really. The 28th December is ten days away - that's 240 hours of weather. Days 1 - 3 believe the detail. Days 4 - 6 watch the themes and look for correlation. Days 7 - 9 look for the broader picture. Day 10+ only fools take seriously. Disappointing tweet.

I'm a no. No way would Angus's daughter be called Barbara.

See here Steve: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/86558-uncontrolled-scrolling-after-people-have-posted-excerpts-from-twitter/#comment-3466855

Indeed M, it seems we have a naughty bug. Will be sorted shortly.

Have you spotted the Infrared and Visible Satellite buttons sriram?

A magnificent 17ºC in Edinburgh today - and cloudy with rain since 3.30pm. Long may that continue!

Great that so many places that only get thunder/lightning once every few years have had a good dosing.

Crash bang flash wallop *downpour*

Hmmmm, Edinburgh might be getting a rare flash shortly.

Have poked around looking for an answer, without any luck, so does anyone know when the contractor changes and who the new contractor is?

Greenland witnessed it's highest recorded June temp at 24ºC last week: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather-gang/wp/2016/06/10/greenland-witnessed-its-highest-june-temperature-ever-recorded-on-thursday/

She didn't haul the booked train to York today - 'not fit to run'.

Bullseye for Edinburgh, but the sea is having its usual moderating effect.

HOORAY! The graphs are back - cheers BFTV

Great story. Who knew that detector was in the Antarctic?!

It could depend on which forum skin you are using. We've noticed some issues there. Try it in Net Weather (Old Version).

11.1ºC

Fresh thread now we're into open melt season...

Thanks for pointing out these updates Knocker - interesting to follow how the drought waxes and wanes.

Sleety fat flakes here - best description I can muster. Urgh.

Last week's 91mph on the Forth Road Bridge was getting there Heccy!