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  1. 4 minutes ago, Tinker Bell said:

    I expect to see some good pictures on here tomorrow - Shame it can't keep pushing across to the east coast. I wait in anticipation for a proper beast from the east - think I will have a long wait !!! 

    I share your frustration tinker bell, the Beeb did show showers moving down the coast after midnight so you never know. Having read the metoffice  update earlier we might get lucky as we head towards February. Finger crossed for you guys in the west tonight.

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  2. 3 minutes ago, chionomaniac said:

    Just to add further to my earlier post - the forecast for the AO increase is far more dramatic on the ECM than the GFS and we can see another view of the u wind (mean zonal mean wind) from the following chart. This demonstrates the positive AO seen throughout most of the winter - the  increased sections between 100 -1000hPA in December. This then gave way to the early January trop/strat disconnect following the Kara ridge formation. The strat then connected back with the trop and  now we see the forecast of the pre warming strengthening and what I expect to occur after.

     

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    What exactly could we expect to see in the models over the next few weeks chiono? Sorry to ask but I struggle to understand what you mean lol.

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  3. 5 minutes ago, Kieran said:

    Most if not all models now showing a breakdown of this cold pattern so not much hope from me. Even todays UKMO shows the cold will hang on an extra day or 2 before the warmer air returns. Thursday seems the best day of the bunch with snow chances for most areas. Such depressing charts compared to the ones we were seeing 4/5 days ago :( 

    You may well be correct mate, but worth remembering that the cold spell hasn't even begun yet and past history has shown that cold air at the surface is quite hard to shift even if the upper temperature are on the rise in fi. With the spread shown on the gfs ensembles and the ukmo showing a quite different scenario i feel it is too early to believe the end games shown by the gfs or ecmwf are a done deal yet. The output could flip tomorrow. You never know. Let's just enjoy the cold this week as us collies have been waiting months and months for this. 

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  4. 4 minutes ago, heccygabber said:

    So who thinks these cold charts will verify? I doubt it.

    It's a wild goose chase, over and over again

     

    Agreed, it is. That's what makes this time if year so addictive on his forum. I for one look forward to this time of the year and finding these gorgeous looking cold charts the models churn out now and again. Stranger things have happened.

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  5. 8 minutes ago, DAVID SNOW said:

    Nick, I know its way out in la la land, but have you ever seen zero scatter on the precipitation ens  like what the GFS12Z is showing for mid Jan?  (don't think I ever have)

     

    To add to your post there seems to be quite a pressure rise towards the middle of the month so perhaps that's why.  We might even get the odd air frost!

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  6. 34 minutes ago, Greenland1080 said:

    Perb 19 looks like a great white sharks head coming through water to swallow the pv:cold::D...slightly less technical than GP post:D

     

    34 minutes ago, Greenland1080 said:

    Perb 19 looks like a great white sharks head coming through water to swallow the pv:cold::D...slightly less technical than GP post:D

    Can I just ask what the black holes are on the charts posted above. Thanks

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  7. One thing that has been missing in recentt years is a very long fetch unstable northerly during the winter months. Really hope to have that set up this winter as it can lead to great radar watching if snow showers are your thing.

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