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ALL ABOARD

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  1. If and it's a big if, as nothing is guaranteed in the weather, you get this amount of cold into Europe You'd need a strong jet to shift it, otherwise what does come across the Atlantic given the state of the atmosphere would just bump into it produce snow and then slide away into Europe.
  2. This is untrue. When you get to a pattern like this.. Them heights will dissappear as quickly as the snow I had last week.
  3. I watched it thinking awh gosh... But by the time it gets here it's such a shallow feature it does not matter when the beast has already decided its heading this way. Could be one of them rare occasions that it can try and try and try but the house will fill with snow ?️
  4. I don't see that tbh.. Not with that new area of heights of the eastern seaboard at 144. Can only see it linking with the azores high and a push towards Greenland.
  5. All academic of course.. But - 20 uppers passing over a relatively warm North sea? Sea affect snow to rival the Great lakes of America.
  6. Although this idea has merit... Steeper gradient of warm meeting cold air can lead to greater cyclogenesis.. However. It often means there is enough PV left there.. 1. To prevent West based NAO 2.To allow depressions to cross the Atlantic allowing frontal snow.
  7. Tag me next time John. Nothing to do with the forecasting, it's the contradictory sentences that have no flow.
  8. I don't know why I bother looking at these anymore. I'd honestly be shocked if a professional meterologist is writing that. There is no flow to the sentences and it's almost like they write a sentence and then add a bit after it whilst glancing back at the charts. Drier conditions following later in the week but with a chance of further spells of rain arriving from the west. So umm not drier then?
  9. It would continue to line them up as well... Next one incoming haha. Blizzards galore.
  10. This is how you get a prolonged bitter spell. Low begins to cross the Atlantic, heights remain of Greenland and you get a new build of high pressure behind the low reinforcing the heights. All academic. But on this run... Very cold.. Blizzard.. Repeat.
  11. Ello skipper... Another scenario.. Scandi high, cold funnelled this way, and by cold I mean decently cold.
  12. On this chart the Atlantic is cut off.. Its snow for everyone even on the coast.. Biting wind and where snow falls you'd get some very low min temps. Plus as the flow evolves colder uppers would advocate this way. We don't live in siberia....
  13. Almost back in a cold northerly by +96. I'd take any output past 4 days with a massive pinch of salt. 4 days mind... Not often I say that.
  14. Almost a 15 day reversal going by the mean? Could be even longer.....
  15. Do they? GFS picked this SSW at 384 hours.... And was first not to model a full split.
  16. Madness with the GFS now counting down on a third warming and this one looks substantial again... Very rare occurrence?? GFS and GFSP
  17. Maybe the ECM isn't great at modelling post SSW.. Obv there are exceptions to the rule but two operational at day ten that the GFS has modelled better..
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