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My honest opinion is we’ll see this trend south as I still believe Greenland heights are being underestimated. You can see how it’s 300 miles south from the 12z due to stronger heights but if it does trend south we’ll only get hit by a different system down the line when the jet stream heads north. We can have prolonged cold then heavy battleground or a quicker cold period and heavy snowy battleground. It’s not the worst position to be in for sure!
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I think from where we were 3 weeks ago the gdsm has done a bloody good job to get the macro scale correct. there is a cold period with snow and heights to the north west. This science will never be able to iron out finer details as we get close to an event. You can’t say that around the 15th or a day or so sooner it hasn’t mapped out a weather pattern that is conducive to cold and snow? If I told you 3 weeks ago the met would be deep diving talking about disruption possible to heavy snow and gave you no scientific reasoning behind it you’d have thought I was bonkers so I think you’ve got to give some credence to the science?
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I saw the +EAMT that’s imminent! That’s bang on cue and the MJO wave looks significantly more amplified than the last wave which in all fairness we got the crumbs of in phase 1 and not much time in higher impacts phases 7 and 8. The way I look at it is we’ve just hit a holding pattern that on its own is conducive for high level blocking and cold and about to hit a knock out blow with the next rise in AAM! Im with you… cold weather impacts to see out the rest of the winter now with relaxation periods bringing about periods of battleground snow…. Perfect! Its been fun to muse with you I’ll have one thought of you when we see these Icelandic/scandi rises hopefully on the 29th of January if I’m still in and around the right ball park of lag. 29th of January! Next key date!
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what seems is happening is the shortwave near Iceland has delayed the initial plunge of cold air but the heights after this are showing to hold on longer than thought giving a second plunge of cold air. The models are really struggling with the continued levels of flux caused by Decembers rise in momentum and very small climb down to leave us in a state that’s still susceptible to high level blocking. I could not write off a sustained period of cold weather just yet! The shortwave itself could bring a period of snow however in itself!