Jetstream running strongly across N Scotland for the next couple of days (hence all the rain there) but forming a loop to the S by late Mon 14th which by Thu 18th has resolved into a cut-off low over Iberia and a waving branch up around Iceland. Mon 21st, two branches, one over the Med, the other in N Atlantic, the latter doing a repeat performance and spawning another cut-off low over Iberia Thu 24th but this time the low moves up to the UK instead of getting incorporated into the Med circulation by Mon 28th. There's still a N branch waving over Iceland.
GFS - W-ly turning SW-ly under influence of LP to SW by Wed 16th. This LP wanders around over Spain and France to Sun 20th while an ex-hurricane (Paulette?) gets gobbled up by LP in N Atlantic. HP remains over Scotland to Wed 23rd while a new LP develops to the W (more warmth from the S) but this LP moves in over Ireland Sun 27th and HP recedes. A couple more ex-hurricanes out on the Atlantic by then but weakish and not affecting the UK.
GEFS - Peak heat on Tue 15th after which a steady decline to normal (smoother than yesterday)by Thu 24th - fairly good agreement on this. Odd splashes of rain from Sat 19th onward (less than yesterday) Scotland - a more irregular decline in temp, indeed some runs not declining at all, and apart from present rainfall in the extreme N, notmuch to be seen until some runs from Wed 23rd onward.
ECM - Similar but ex-hurricane Paulette is a bit closer and could affect weather in the N, but after that ECM ges for higher pressure more generally than GFS
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