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Brian Gaze
19 July 2019 14:02:33

Some heat looks baked in next week. What's less certain is the timing of the breakdown.


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19 July 2019 15:32:10
GFS 12z just starting to leak out now. ICON out to Sunday so far.

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Bertwhistle
19 July 2019 15:35:43


Some heat looks baked in next week. What's less certain is the timing of the breakdown.


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


Hope the recent runs, GEFS and ECM, are right in their repeated suggestions: my school closes on Tuesday and the 6 week break starts Wednesday. Wed and Thurs still look like being hot, humid days. At one point it made it to Tuesday only; at least the trend in the models is slipping the right way so far; hope we're getting close enough for it to count.


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Rob K
19 July 2019 16:06:29

Less of a potent blast on the 12Z as a deeper low spins up off Ireland and pushes things east, but still 33C in London on Wednesday.


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Shropshire
19 July 2019 16:08:16

Agreement from the GFS and UKMO on Wednesday being the transition day to Atlantic dominated weather.


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Shropshire
19 July 2019 16:12:35

Both UKMO and GFS picking up on developing HP at Northern latitides at day 6, meaning potentially very wet weather for Western and Central areas from Thursday onwards.


 


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David M Porter
19 July 2019 16:21:43


Both UKMO and GFS picking up on developing HP at Northern latitides at day 6, meaning potentially very wet weather for Western and Central areas from Thursday onwards.


 


Originally Posted by: Shropshire 


There seems to have been HP somewhere in northern latitudes for much of the summer so far from what I can recall of following the output so far.


A more progressive run for sure so far, but there is nothing that I can see which suggests unusually high rainfall for anywhere.


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19 July 2019 16:22:46
Still hot for next week. 33-35C still being progged.

It’s been a bit swings and roundabouts today. Length of this spell is still up on the air.
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19 July 2019 16:24:39
Given how different UKMO and GFS are at 144hrs I'm expecting yet more very early, very wide spread in outcomes in tonight's ENS. Wonder what ECM will bring. 3 kinds of scenario now on the cards up to next weekend:

1. High pressure hangs on and expands, giving us record breaking heat as per 06z
2. High pressure breaks down from W/SW with a slack, thundery breakdown and northern blocking as per UKMO and the last few GEMs
3. High pressure eased away from NW with a cool but settled airmass ridging across the country, as per GFS 12z and this morning's ECM
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Bertwhistle
19 July 2019 16:27:28

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Agreement from the GFS and UKMO on Wednesday being the transition day to Atlantic dominated weather.



Sorry but I think you've misinterpreted the GFS Op there; the control & other members aren't on TWO yet. It's quite obvious from the chart below all of England & Wales still very much in the boiler Thursday am, (20C uppers across all the SE at 00z) so maybe Thursday is a transitional day (not convinced though, considering the 12 hourly swings of the last two days). I've said all along that Wednesday had far too much consistency as one of the hotties. 


 


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Rob K
19 July 2019 16:29:25

Seeing as the 12Z GFS has 850mb temps 10C lower than the 06Z just one week out, I don't think anyone can talk about "agreement from the models" for anything yet, other than Tuesday and Wednesday being hot. It all hinges on the behaviour of that LP which hasn't even formed yet. The trend seems to be more progressive today, but then it was a couple of days ago and swung back.


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Bertwhistle
19 July 2019 16:37:42

And GFS Op showing a potential recharge a few days later. Whilst it's unwise to put weighting on a chart 10 days out, its also naive to latch on to the first few hours of an output and make big, bold prognoses. 


 


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Rob K
19 July 2019 17:28:23
Certainly not much sign of a return to unsettled weather on the 12Z op run. High pressure quickly builds back in.
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Rob K
19 July 2019 17:31:03

GEFS show a shift towards an earlier end to the heat, but still a significant cluster staying hot:


12Z:



 


Compared to 6Z:



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19 July 2019 17:57:13
Turning into a bit of a waterfall of runs on the ens. The breakdown and drop happens with similar steepness but at various different times. 06z was more gentle.

Could still change. ICON and GEM are both fairly poor, let’s see about ECM.
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Brian Gaze
19 July 2019 18:00:02

The model runs seemed to take a turn for the worse at exactly the same time the Met started tweeting about a heatwave next week. Such are the vagaries of medium range forecasting and the limitations of current modelling technology.   ECM running now.


https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/ecmwf.aspx


 


 


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Ally Pally Snowman
19 July 2019 18:36:00

ECM remaining very hot for the SE and EA upto 144h 23c 850s.


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Arcus
19 July 2019 18:41:22
Although ECM shunts the plume further east, it maintains the thundery potential with little running heat lows and troughs in the southerly flow.
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19 July 2019 18:42:59


ECM remaining very hot for the SE and EA upto 144h 23c 850s.


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Im getting my 850s on wetterzentrale where annoyingly its playing repeats from yesterday. Will have to pop over to meteociel but I don’t like their graphics as much.


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Ally Pally Snowman
19 July 2019 18:51:01


 


Im getting my 850s on wetterzentrale where annoyingly its playing repeats from yesterday. Will have to pop over to meteociel but I don’t like their graphics as much.


Originally Posted by: TimS 


 


Hate it when that happens. 168h is still hot in the east. 192h heat pushed east Azores trying to build in. 


 


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Polar Low
19 July 2019 19:01:27

24 uppers on that little low has it heads into Kent amazing stuff


https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/ecmwf.aspx?run=12&charthour=144&chartname=thickuk&chartregion=uk&charttag=UK%20thickness%20+%20850%20C


 


Although ECM shunts the plume further east, it maintains the thundery potential with little running heat lows and troughs in the southerly flow.

Originally Posted by: Arcus 

Polar Low
19 July 2019 19:36:53

Record under threat if 3 came off imo good heat pool 24 uppers gentle s/e wind France roasting at that time little disturbance .


serious heat 35C London given usual correction factors not added on'



 


 

Downpour
19 July 2019 19:42:36
Just another good day with the models, if you like summer weather. To be absolutely honest, posts from Ian Brown are just downright misleading. I have no idea why he does it. 30-35c widely Mon-Thu. 22-26c Fri-Mon is what the models show, in the SE quadrant at least.
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Polar Low
19 July 2019 19:44:59

Head to High Beach for some shade  Nice Place


 


Just another good day with the models, if you like summer weather. To be absolutely honest, posts from Ian Brown are just downright misleading. I have no idea why he does it. 30-35c widely Mon-Thu. 22-26c Fri-Mon is what the models show, in the SE quadrant at least.

Originally Posted by: Downpour 

Downpour
19 July 2019 19:52:22


Head to High Beach for some shade  Nice Place


 


 


Originally Posted by: Polar Low 


Beautiful place. Am up there most weekends mountain biking with my son. Back there Monday!


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