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  1. It's hilarious how the warmies are scratching their heads how such a cold day in early August is possible with a warm Atlantic, ummm maybe for inland areas they don't affect 2M temps as much as you'd hope, it's air mass origin and cloud cover/precipitation that is a lot more important.

    Today has widely seen near local August record max's for many places, around 10C below average.

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  2. Wow what a great Winter it's been here, lots of severe frosts in December (down to -10C here coldest in a long time) and in January with daytime temps struggling. March has started great too with a decent covering of snow here last night with it lasting all of today with daytime temps struggling to only 1C way below average for almost mid March. Really enjoyed this Winter. 😊

  3. 9 hours ago, Andy Bown said:

    Took a punt to head to Swanage for the day. Much better than the anticipated cloudy conditions with plenty of warm hazy sunshine.

    So many people looking for dream charts 10+ days away that never materialise and missing very enjoyable Spring weather under their noses.

    Maybe they're not as lucky as you and don't live in the sunny south thus are looking for clear sunny days on charts, was very cloudy in parts further north today.

  4. 12 hours ago, North-Easterly Blast said:

    Neither of those two winters were what could be described as being cold overall - they were both close to average or even just above by historical standards, although both of them had cold wintry episodes at times.  We have not had a winter that could reasonably be described as being cold overall, or at least bringing a significant and reasonably long lasting cold spell to the UK since 2012-13.  If just after solar minimum and with an easterly QBO, and only a moderate east based La Nina we still cannot get a winter that brings a significant cold spell to the UK, then certainly the UK's weather patterns have significantly changed since 2013, and if this winter as a whole delivers only short lived cold snaps and a bit of snow for favoured areas, as it has done so far, then there is certainly a big question mark as if it is ever possible for a significant prolonged cold spell to develop in the UK ever again.

    Lol, you do know how long the british isles could be around for right? 

  5. Euro's this morning moving in line with GFS in having HP situated further north and not centred to our south with an elongated high into eastern europe with a light continental drift into southern britain having a big effect on expected 2M temps for England later next week. BBC have lowered daytime max's by 4C since yesterday for late week. I expect max's to be lowered even further as we get nearer esp in central to south england. Seen it so many times before under anticyclonic conditions in winter.

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  6. A great cold Jan to May period followed by a terrible June to October period with consistently awfully high humidity, improving by mid Nov onwards but turning awful again late Dec. Think 2022 will be a repeat of this year for first half but hopefully a cooler and fresher June to November period, can't get worse than this years Summer to mid Autumn period that's for sure.

  7. 8 minutes ago, Liam Burge said:

    Hey guys. Could the models push the cold air even further south and provide the south-west with cold enough temperatures for snow or am I just being wishful for nothing?

    Yes they could push precipitation even further south and push colder uppers to the far south. Certainly not wishful thinking as that's the way things are trending. Only problem then would be it remains dry but chilly for you and everyone else and we then need to rely on looking for features from the east if the block intensifies.

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