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  1. Latest ECM looks good to me to, retrogression taking place, and then a repeat procession of northerly or north easterly outbreaks. Only very slight difference on this ECM run is the High seems to be intensifying a little which is good in terms of a prolonged cold spell. The initial High will give increasingly frosty nights and the exceptionally sodden ground will lead to Freezing fog over parts of mainland Britain, which in turn will keep temps very cold at the surface. Then when the blasts from the north and eventually north east develop the ground will be very cold.

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  2. The GFS has consistantly for a number of days now, shown a cold north/northwesterly in the run up to Christmas. It's often the model that picks up on such trends before the others do, and the fact that it isn't dropping this evolution makes me feel much more optimistic of such an outcome than some on here seem to be. There is after all, still plenty of time for the ECM to gradually shift into line.

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  3. The GFS as shown this morning is very good for multiple frontal snow events over parts of the UK in the coming days. Currently not so good for the south, but this could still change. One thing that now seems very likely is that in this battlegound situation/ as it currently stands, some parts are going to get lots of snow ! Most favoured at present, I think northern England and Northern and Central parts of Wales, the North Midlands, Southern Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man.  Also at times snow showers will effect North Eastern parts of the UK, and later many Northern parts and then perhaps more generally, as the cold begins to push further south again ! Will it be Snowmageddon ?  Well currently it looks like for some of us it will be !!! 

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  4. 1 minute ago, Chesil View said:

    So we find ourselves this morning in that rather depressing place for coldies of knowing that our current cold spell (and snow chances for the southern half of the uk) will be swept away tomorrow. Without any of the modelling really showing a clear and precise path back to winter.

    There is uncertainty in the medium range  but any return anything more than transitory to cold is based around a lot of ifs and buts. ..... if the mjo can repeat its 5678 progression and if its high enough amplitude........if the Arctic high can move in our favour.........if the lows don't phase.

    At the moment rather than relying on the ifs and buts. I,m taking heart from the fact that in my 60 odd years I  think I can recall only one winter where a substantive cold spell in December wasnt followed by at least one more in the January or February.

     

     

    Yes, or indeed followed by another cold spell later in the same month !

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  5. Been looking at the latest model output and find that there is a bit of a disconnect between some of the comments this evening and what the models are currently showing ! There is still plenty of serious potential for the Christmas period, it may have trended away from the holly grail, but potential there is, STILL !  Northern parts especially have a higher than normal chance of a white christmas, and with the timescales involved that could easily shift further south !    

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