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LeedsLad123
03 February 2019 10:19:11

 

If we have record-breaking mild weather at this time of year, we'll pay for it in the summer. 1998 for example was proof of that.

Originally Posted by: David M Porter 

People say the same thing about warm springs, yet 2018 proved beyond all doubt that very warm weather in spring doesn’t mean a poor summer.


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Jim-55
03 February 2019 10:28:52

Don't you guys say if the US goes mild we could possibly go very cold because there temps are quickly on the rise at the moment, models could change here suddenly like they have done all winter. Shoot me if you want too.


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idj20
03 February 2019 10:37:11

Looking at the upper and lower wind profile for the next 7 days, I would say looks like being a few good days for lenticular (or "stacked") cloud formations to lee side of high ground over the UK.


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dagspot
03 February 2019 10:44:59

Don't you guys say if the US goes mild we could possibly go very cold because there temps are quickly on the rise at the moment, models could change here suddenly like they have done all winter. Shoot me if you want too.

Originally Posted by: Jim-55 

oooft the stalwarts will be choking on their sunday medication! πŸ˜‚


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03 February 2019 10:57:02
Very interesting and rapid pattern change happening. I've enjoyed watching the SSW unfold in its classic way, propagating downwards over a month, splitting the jet, giving us some negative AO and then dissipating again. The fact we seem to be moving back to a mean low pressure pattern over Greenland (and we never really got a full on GH) is encouraging for summer. OK we had southerly tracking lows but only temporarily.

Proper Euro-slug on the horizon. The warmth is coming maybe a tad early - late Feb / early Mar would have been nice, after some more snow in the first 2 weeks of Feb, but some pleasant mildness is still to be welcomed (sorry).


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ballamar
03 February 2019 11:17:37
Completely different GFS in later stages goes to show how things can change
Snow Hoper
03 February 2019 11:59:58

GFS P has a SH again.


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ballamar
03 February 2019 12:00:00
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/GEMOPEU00_240_1.png 

Blocking to the north potential low sinking in North Sea

One model but blocking drifting around and not a zonal whitewash

tallyho_83
03 February 2019 12:04:25

GFS P has a SH again.

Originally Posted by: Snow Hoper 

Yes - so different from the 00Z run @ 240

06z run: (latest).

But we all know what it's like and what usually happens when the GFS or ECM or any model shows an easterly? - By the next run it would have disappeared. Will. see,. John Hammond suggested there will be a few more easterlies in Feb as does Met Office but so far no easterly has developed this winter.


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pdiddy
03 February 2019 12:05:13

Maybe it's just me, but while it looks as though we are now about to have a spell of atlantic-dominated weather, what is being suggested by both the GFS and ECM 00z op runs in the semi-reliable timeframe (which I consider to be within the 10 day timeframe) doesn't scream exceptional mildness to me. There are suggestions from GFS, as there have been at other times in recent days, of HP trying to build to the SE and then possibly push northwards. However this is shown to me more than 10 days ahead and how often this winter has what has been indicated in charts at that range actually verified?

Originally Posted by: David M Porter 

I think the GEFS are more positive than the snow % suggest.  Fewer spikes on the precip charts suggesting high pressure in FI, just need it suitably aligned for cold shot!

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nsrobins
03 February 2019 12:08:26

 

oooft the stalwarts will be choking on their sunday medication! πŸ˜‚

Originally Posted by: dagspot 

Pint of Bishops Finger and a rum chaser? πŸ‘

Pert #13 - Old School Northerly 


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marting
03 February 2019 12:21:01
Shift in the GEFS with some cold runs out in FI, theme to watch with signs of blocking growing.

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Martin

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Snow Hoper
03 February 2019 13:39:14

Shift in the GEFS with some cold runs out in FI, theme to watch with signs of blocking growing.
Martin

Originally Posted by: marting 

 

A couple of differences of opinion around the 8th and the  11th. The biggest split occurs as you would expect later around the 15th, this seems to show the 2 camps mentioned in the extended forecasts by different organisations. As more data becomes available, so the decision as to where we're heading becomes clearer. In theory anyway!


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Gusty
03 February 2019 14:24:52

Cold zonality is edged away by a milder and wetter pattern to mid February.

A few cold carrot danglers indicative of something easterly in far far FI. (where they've stayed all winter).

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nsrobins
03 February 2019 14:58:57

Cold zonality is edged away by a milder and wetter pattern to mid February.

A few cold carrot danglers indicative of something easterly in far far FI. (where they've stayed all winter).

 

Originally Posted by: Gusty 

Where there’s life there’s hope, Steve.

I actually miss chasing virtual cold setups but in a few months I’ll be chasing for real again in the US and this frustrating winter will be long forgotten.


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Surrey John
03 February 2019 15:08:17

Unless I am misreading the ensembles, milder weather for 10 days, then uncertainty again with 5 or 6 much colder scenarios from about 14th.

So from 14th temperature spread of 20c. That means we enter a period again where the model cannot be confident what will happen or which direction the air over UK is coming from, so clearly a big temperature fall could happen (or it may not).

I am reluctant to use the more runs needed comment as it is in the hated winter phrases thread, but at the moment you could just as easily toss a coin to decide mild or cold after 14th Feb.

 


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picturesareme
03 February 2019 15:36:06

Cold zonality is edged away by a milder and wetter pattern to mid February.

A few cold carrot danglers indicative of something easterly in far far FI. (where they've stayed all winter).

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Originally Posted by: Gusty 

Going on this I'd say it looks more blocked as we reach mid Feb and onwards.. decrease in percipitation spikes 

The only question is where the block will be and for now I'm thinking more likely to be towards our south or southwest because of the milder 850's.  

DPower
03 February 2019 16:01:21
Icon 12z not without interest.
ballamar
03 February 2019 16:10:34
doctormog
03 February 2019 16:10:52
ballamar
03 February 2019 16:21:39
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/UKMOPEU12_144_1.png 

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/GFSOPEU12_144_1.png 

Small steps and not a massively strong high but could be a trend to building a height rise over Greenland

briggsy6
03 February 2019 16:57:35

I had to laugh at the forecaster on today's Weather for the Week Ahead who said this week "would feel positively Springlike". Yes, if you can somehow avoid all the wind and rain there's going to be about! 


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Brian Gaze
03 February 2019 17:01:11

Nice in my patch!  


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SJV
03 February 2019 17:27:24
Mahoosive Euro high at the end of the GFS 12z. A mild operational with little sign of a last bite of winter cherry.
ballamar
03 February 2019 17:31:03

Mahoosive Euro high at the end of the GFS 12z. A mild operational with little sign of a last bite of winter cherry.

Originally Posted by: SJV 

 

looking too far ahead 6 days could be a change with bigger impact 

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