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8 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:
In line with the displaced stv being over N. Europe at the end of this period although it should be noted the gfs does not follow. All to play for
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The chasing cold thread is morphing seamlessly into a 'chase the SSW' thread. Where will it all end I ask myself.
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Interesting....this evening the gfs slips a trough running down the eastern flank of the amplifying ridge and phases it with the one to the SSW of the UK. This effectively splits the ridge and cuts off CAA at the pass
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13 minutes ago, LRD said:
They have indeed. And that insight is helpful for me cos I'm not brilliant at reading those particular charts.
They're not the only anomaly charts out there either, of course. Meteociel like their anomaly charts. Whichever anomaly model is used, they're so often misinterpreted
The 500mb charts with just the anomalies without the contour lines are about as useful as a chocolate fireguard imho
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56 minutes ago, TEITS said:Due to the slightest changes in the earlier time frames having a big difference in the final outcome i.e BFTE or High sat over the UK, I feel the chart you posted is about as reliable as asking the GFS for a monthly forecast!
Those anomalies are okay for predicting the weather patterns for a continent but pretty useless for an Island like the UK . We are talking about the slightest change in positioning of the high pressure bringing ice days and heavy snow from the E to calm conditions underneath a high bringing frost at night.
Of course they not useless when it comes to the UK. They are designed to give a pretty good idea of the 500mb upper air pattern within which the detail of the det. runs should be operating. They are not meant to pick up daily variations, or as is frequently the case in here, six hourly ones. In a nutshell they are frequently misused.
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It is quite noticeable that since the arrival of much more open access info on the web the number of self-appointed experts has risen exponentually
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The continual changing of the geographical position of Scandinavia never ceases to amaze me It appears to move to wherever the high pressure is.
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18 minutes ago, damianslaw said:
One of those situations where the models play variance but unusually it is UKMO at the opposite end, GFS as normal one extreme, ECM in the middle to an extent, the divergence taking place at 120 hrs, which is just about in the reliable. I would expect some convergence in the next 24 hours, but may take a couple of days. Will GFS back away from its strong ridge to the NE development, or will the UKMO do an about turn.
As often the case we tend to see a middle ground, and this would be high pressure ridging and building into the Uk anchoring east, ending with what some call the sceuro ridge, chilly but not the deep cold some may want, whilst it will mean often dry calm weather away from the NW.
I don't follow why the UKMO is relevant to the medium term solution as that rather depends of the movement of the tpv lobe moving into Greenalne post t156, resulting in a pumped up jet and amplification of the ridge north east across Europe. To my simple mind it is pinning down the energy flows around the subsequent Euro high and thus pinning down the detail is quite a headache and at this range and best treated with great caution
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18 minutes ago, damianslaw said:One of those situations where the models play variance but unusually it is UKMO at the opposite end, GFS as normal one extreme, ECM in the middle to an extent, the divergence taking place at 120 hrs, which is just about in the reliable. I would expect some convergence in the next 24 hours, but may take a couple of days. Will GFS back away from its strong ridge to the NE development, or will the UKMO do an about turn.
As often the case we tend to see a middle ground, and this would be high pressure ridging and building into the Uk anchoring east, ending with what some call the sceuro ridge, chilly but not the deep cold some may want, whilst it will mean often dry calm weather away from the NW.
I don't follow why the UKMO is relevant to the medium term solution as that rather depends of the movement of the tpv lobe moving into Greenalne post t156, resulting in a pumped up jet and amplification of the ridge north east across Europe. To my simple mind it is pinning down the energy flows around the subsequent Euro high and thus pinning down the detail is quite a headache and at this range and best treated with great caution
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Defibrillators are on standby
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1 hour ago, Weather Enthusiast91 said:
There is a big difference between moaning about the weather (which is what the moan threads are for) and trying to make others feel bad for liking a particular weather type. Nobody should be guilt tripped into having different weather preferences to you. This applies to those who guilt trip in both the summer and winter.
In the years I was a regular poster on this site this discussion cropped up at frequent intervals. I feel this would be pretty much resolved if the MOD thread was renamed to ,'chasing cold - winter 2022-23' which, when all is said and done, is the raison d'etre of the thread anyway
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It is way past the time when 'Scandi High' should have been locked in the swear filter.
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I have been wondering if this is not a bad time to close the mod thread for a brief period to allow punters to regroup and gather their thoughts,,,,,,,,,,say five years for starters
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At last some realistic reflection in the mod thread on the misuse of anomaly charts. Particularly applicable during the annual promotion of the 'Scandi High' accompanied by the usual mounting excitement and hysteria.
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To paraphrase Mark Twain. The demise of the SPV has once again been greatly exaggerrated
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The hills are alive to the sound of music
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Alarm bells have been ringing lately as one or two new cases of the ''Portuguese disease' have appeared. A beady needs to kept as it may well be a more contagious mutation
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20 minutes ago, Eagle Eye said:Thank you @mushymanrobΒ @Scott InghamΒ , this forum are some of the first people where I've felt truly appreciated so it means a lot from all of you. Tells you a lot about how many people know I like the weather when my Physics teacher called me the "Resident meteorologist" in parents evening yesterday. Can't wait till Summer after my May and June exams with around 2 months off, prime time for some Storm Chasing.
Your lucky I was the 'Resident Sarky Sod' but hey that was in another lifetime
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8 hours ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:
I still don't understand a damn thing. I don't know what a ssw is or a damn sun spot!!
Sun spot is the pseudonym for red herring in here.
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6 minutes ago, RJBingham said:
Excuse me Knocker, but "feelings" about the upcoming weather belong in the MOD threadΒ
My humblest apologies but I'm persona non grata over there. Mind it is a stonker
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5 hours ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:
I'm bored of looking at the MAD thread now. I enter and scroll down not understanding a thing as most posts are about sst's and goodness knows what else that isn't model related. That complicating stuff really needs a thread of it's own!
After a quick run through the posts the quote that flashed through my mind was, "Other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?". I know not why
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I have a feeling that the ec weeklies update in a minute will be a stonker
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An image you do not see very often, Wheal Coates yesterday
https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=610355477764390&set=a.502827261850546
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Model Output Discussion - Into February
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Unlikely to be the coffee