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  1. frosty ground Doesn't mean it's not a downgrade? It's not a great run but it doesn't mean it's right either.
  2. ECM is better at D10 than the GFS, but it gives it a go. Trend developing maybe?
  3. Some absolute filth in the ensembles. Personal favourite is below. That is an exceptionally rare chart, Westerly flow in Sub -10c 850s, PV sat on the UK . Beats 2010 in my opinion just for the sheer lack of real heights. Absolutely insane.
  4. Wales burried, snow for many, snow to rain then back to snow for those further south. Red warning out 100% imagine the scenes. Original post: https://community.netweather.tv/topic/99760-model-output-discussion-colder-but-how-cold-and-for-how-long/?do=findComment&comment=5006083
  5. Where are my wedges? I want my wedges back! In all seriousness, wedges are rarely picked up in advanced so it is likely we would have to wait until the 15th before we start getting an idea of them, if any. This chase is going to be relentless without a solid block and relying of where Atlantic systems track and where wedges pop up so buckle up!
  6. Wales burried, snow for many, snow to rain then back to snow for those further south. Red warning out 100% imagine the scenes.
  7. Unsure opinions on the UKMO at 144. Feels a little bit to close especially with the lower heights between S GL and Iceland. However, GEM doesn't get rid of the GL block almost at all, and heighs re-building North?!? Feeling very cold.
  8. It was all of them VS UKMO. UKMO trumped them all. Also was the only model that wasn't going for the Dec 2012 Easterly. To this day, if the UKMO isn't on board then I am never comfortable.
  9. Longevity too, I believe this also killed the Boxing Day channel low from 2021. We’ve come so far, the further that thing drops the colder it will be; thus leading to more surprises for all.
  10. This is why starting high risk is walking the tight rope, if things end up to far NW then it starts getting dire. The control has the north Easterly we crave, but it’s in Iceland! For all, if you want your cold spell to have serious legs, you need pressure to be low south of the UK, having a ridge there is just asking for trouble.
  11. I think it’s good to raise the difference in the radar and what was shown in the models. Certainly a big blob in the SE, which none of the models really went with only showing light scattered showers. Remember this next time a day 8 GFS chart shows a cold but dry UK!
  12. 2015? Jan or Feb, hard to recall. Formed off West Coast of Scotland and travelled SE, the buzz that night was incredible.
  13. ECM has improved greatly so I will take its later output as just another coin in the well, considering how vastly different it is to all other outputs still. Very happy with the 12z, we're starting to firm up on the GH, it's what happens after that's up in the air!
  14. To me, this is Scandi wedge. Maybe high risk/high reward.
  15. ICON also giving some amplification off the ESB, might help the high stay pumped up longer. But a great start to the 12z
  16. As boring as this sounds, it is always best to just watch the radar if there is a signal for convection which there definitely is.
  17. Nice push of those heights NE of Iceland, trying onto give us a more NE’ly wind direction.
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