Hungry Tiger
04 July 2018 19:38:06

Now we're talking serious now.


Meaty ridging from the wonderful Azores High.


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/UKMOPEU12_144_1.png


 


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LA2B MeridFlowEuro09
04 July 2018 19:44:03

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Great.


It is not raining. But the forecast and current, recent and forecast weather is looking confidently very sunny and warm, even hot at times.


This summer the boundary between comfortable and uncomfortable hotness, starts at the 27 degrees C mark.


Last 2 weeks, this week and next week, more of what we are used to- across much of the UK, though NW N and NE less warm for a few days this week.


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I am not watching and been not watching this thread since a long time.


But still!!.


Edit.. Drum, roll on the BB's hmm. 28-30 degrees could be reached this Weekend and first half of next week....


Climate is warming up, Scotland and N Ireland and North England still often gets some Winter frost, ice and snow, November to March, but the SE and South UK including S Central England and Wales, together with the West and North through the year, they sometimes get more rain than London and S SE England, where some longer dry fine spells without much heavy rain is seen every year.

The North Atlantic Sea often gets some much Colder Wintry conditions from November to March Months, and Mild SW and South winds tend to be more frequent over the East and SE of North Atlantic Sea, as the Azores High tends to stay in charge.Β 

With this warmth and heat, the Central and South UK has become mostly free of snow and frost.
White Meadows
04 July 2018 19:53:06

Originally Posted by: marco 79 


Originally Posted by: White Meadows 


 


no need to wine about it πŸ˜‰ 


 


Sounds like sour grapes to me......I'll get my coat πŸ˜– ⏩


Time to put a cork in it!

White Meadows
04 July 2018 19:59:27
Ensembles are definitely sniffing something out like a drug-hound at a Colombian airport.
The trend has stuck for the past 2-3 days for potential extreme uppers around 13-15th
Things adjust somewhat from run to run but the general picture looks promising, if you like heat or even extreme heat.
Solar Cycles
04 July 2018 20:15:16

Originally Posted by: White Meadows 

Ensembles are definitely sniffing something out like a drug-hound at a Colombian airport.
The trend has stuck for the past 2-3 days for potential extreme uppers around 13-15th
Things adjust somewhat from run to run but the general picture looks promising, if you like heat or even extreme heat.

πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ I like that analogy.

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Hungry Tiger
05 July 2018 08:59:05
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/topkarten.php?map=1&model=GEM&var=2&time=324&run=12&lid=C00&h=0&tr=6 


 



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Bolty
05 July 2018 09:29:19

ECMWF 0z showing no major heat, but keeping us pleasantly warm, dry and sunny right up to day 10. No sign of any tedious Atlantic junk showing up at all either.


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Rob K
05 July 2018 10:45:19

GFS also seems to have backed off from the plume at the end of next week. A slow decline to fresher and wetter weather from the west instead. Boring!

Starting to look as though this "extended heatwave" will actually just fizzle out with a whimper by next weekend.


 


The extended 06Z GFS is horrible, with a trough getting stuck over the UK and the dreaded height rises over Greenland. School holiday time...


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moomin75
05 July 2018 11:06:00

Originally Posted by: Rob K 


GFS also seems to have backed off from the plume at the end of next week. A slow decline to fresher and wetter weather from the west instead. Boring!

Starting to look as though this "extended heatwave" will actually just fizzle out with a whimper by next weekend.


 


The extended 06Z GFS is horrible, with a trough getting stuck over the UK and the dreaded height rises over Greenland. School holiday time...


Swings and roundabouts at the moment Rob. Not concerned yet.  ECM still looks great for the full ten days.


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Rob K
05 July 2018 11:09:45

Originally Posted by: moomin75 


Swings and roundabouts at the moment Rob. Not concerned yet.  ECM still looks great for the full ten days.



Yes, let's hope GFS is still too keen to break down the blocking.The 240 hour GFS chart for tomorrow showed a full-blown Atlantic low moving in, and look where that went.


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Jiries
05 July 2018 11:11:46

Originally Posted by: moomin75 


Swings and roundabouts at the moment Rob. Not concerned yet.  ECM still looks great for the full ten days.



GFS wanted this from 1st July and look what happened now so it kept pushing back.   

Joe Bloggs
05 July 2018 12:08:14

I’m surprised there’s so much interest in operational runs way out into lala land. Totally pointless. 


That said, the 06z GEFS are picking up a stronger rainfall signal from approx 15th July, albeit with above average temperatures. 


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/GFSENS06_52_0_201.png


 


It wouldn’t be totally surprising if the weather does change as we head towards mid month - after all this has been exceptionally good spell of weather and the longer it goes on, the more exceptional and unlikely it becomes. 


It’s worth noting that the EPS mean looks generally settled right out to T+240. Still way too early to be fully convinced of a change. http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/ECMAVGEU00_240_1.png



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Rob K
05 July 2018 12:19:43

Originally Posted by: TimS 

GFS has been modelling a very intense and fairly localised deluge across a swathe of central France for days now, and it seems the other global models are now on board - up to 70-90mm falling in the space of a few hours overnight tonight into Thursday over the Morvan and the Burgundy hills.

That’ll almost certainly be accompanied by hail I’d expect. Of recent years are anything to go by we could see quite a few vineyards decimated. Not as bad as hail in late August, but still not great.

Will probably mean the cellar of my house gets flooded, again.


 


Off topic but this is from Charente yesterday 


 


https://twitter.com/severeweatherEU/status/1014635339925860358


 


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05 July 2018 12:20:14
There is some consistency in the GFS ensembles over the last few runs and it’s best shown in the SLP curve. I follow the ENS for London and Cluny (half way down France). For most of the last 2 months the long term mean pressure was showing as higher in London than Cluny. Now it’s consistently forecast higher in Cluny than London. That means more zonal flow.
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picturesareme
05 July 2018 12:30:43
I don't need scientific data to say with certainty that the heatwave will be over come the week commencing next Friday. My dearest granny is coming down from the northeast, and as always no matter how the weather has been prior or after her returning home when she is here average is the best we will get. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜πŸ˜†πŸ˜‰
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05 July 2018 12:59:42

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 

I don't need scientific data to say with certainty that the heatwave will be over come the week commencing next Friday. My dearest granny is coming down from the northeast, and as always no matter how the weather has been prior or after her returning home when she is here average is the best we will get. πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜πŸ˜†πŸ˜‰

Don’t write it off just yet!  


I was convinced it would break up just as my son and his girlfriend were going camping at Silverstone and ten days ago the models suggested it would.  Well, they went yesterday and it hasn’t yet!  


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picturesareme
05 July 2018 13:16:50

Originally Posted by: Caz 


Don’t write it off just yet!  


I was convinced it would break up just as my son and his girlfriend were going camping at Silverstone and ten days ago the models suggested it would.  Well, they went yesterday and it hasn’t yet!  



It's every time she visits in the summer the weather always changes upon her arrival. Don't get me wrong it still gets into the mid 20's sometimes but never hot or hot & humid whilst she is here.


I guess though it's a good thing as Geordies don't handle heat very well πŸ˜‰

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05 July 2018 13:26:59

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 


It's every time she visits in the summer the weather always changes upon her arrival. Don't get me wrong it still gets into the mid 20's sometimes but never hot or hot & humid whilst she is here.


I guess though it's a good thing as Geordies don't handle heat very well πŸ˜‰


 Elderly people don’t handle it so well either!  


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Saint Snow
05 July 2018 13:56:35

Originally Posted by: Caz 


 Elderly people don’t handle it so well either!  



 


So elderly Geordies are doubly-affected?


 


 



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