DEYS(Kent)
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Depends what you class as a decent fall. I think a couple of cm at best if it does clip us.
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GFS 12z grazes the south coast. How many times have systems gone further north than forecast. Many times.
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Looking at the GEFS there are only a couple of members but enough interest for me that scandi heights could rise around day 10.
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Track of storm on Icon 12 is still NW of London. Bleak for S and SE still..
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All trending north with Weds/Thurs feature..
More runs needed..
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ECM going west based -NAO?
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Don’t reply a lot on here. But the charts at the moment are loaded with potential. Much better than the mild dross that has been served up in December’s past.
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Current red warning is sensible and warranted given the population in these areas. However, I feel a statement from the on duty chief forecaster accompanying this warning would help to explain current thinking and what to expect going forward warning wise for rest of the UK.
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In other words, after milder temperatures move in from the west we could see another cold shot from the East. Or we could have HP close to the UK providing chiller, but drier weather depending on the position of the higher pressure.
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Icon so far keeps up the interest..
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Para GFS a little different this morning. Has HP building over the UK a week today and easterly feed getting cut off..A variation of a theme and waaay too far out to be concerned about..
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3 minutes ago, kold weather said:
ECM 144hrs:
Goodbye easterly, it was nice to know you!
Hello slider and battleground, nice to see you!
Different solution compared to the GFS, but we can work with that still, even if it does struggle to get any easterly in from that position.
Easterly still favourite. Longevity and depth of cold is still up for grabs.,.
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144 is getting there...
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ECM sticking to its guns...
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Low has more energy at 72 which is a good thing..
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Would you Adam and Eve it. ECM shocker..
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Would you Adam and Eve it. ECM shocker..
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13 minutes ago, bluearmy said:
The eps control even snowier than the 00z run in that a larger area under deep snow by day 12/13 ...... would be nuts !
but unlike the 00z run, it then breaks down as a system moves in from the west
Is the EC control run viewable, BA?
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Model fatigue for in here for some. Or a bit of reverse psychology going on; I’m not sure..
Early February looks like the next chase for widespread snow for the UK and the background signals are showing little chinks of light in the current output.
Keeps me interested that’s for sure.
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29 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
Its possible looking at the EC the word slider may become relevant again ...
And we know from experience they tend to be modelled further south as time counts down...
We need better height rises to our NE for sliders and disruption to help us I think.
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Whilst the deep cold runs and the specific synoptics have undoubtedly changed, I really do advise to hold off the wrist slashing for 48hrs. That said, if the latest trend continues; the blocking in the Atlantic should still be sufficient to send LP’s on a more southerly track which sets up those battlegrounds. All is not lost and still hopeful of the second bite of cold from the NE to arrive..
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Model Output Discussion - 22nd Jan 2024 onwards
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GFS Op is a massive outlier in the short term.