FAX - not perhaps as settled as previously suggested. LP running past NW Scotland tomorrow with fronts crossing Britain and bringing warmth from the south as the next LP stands off and combines with HP 1028mb Germany Thu 21st. But the LP is close enough to stick a front all the way down the W coast Fri 22nd as the HP retreats to the Baltic (and an interesting showery trough separately heading for the Channel)
GFS Op 0z - has the HP closer on Fri 22nd over Holland, but its development is delayed by that trough from the south Sat 23rd. Then the HP resumes strongly from the SW until Wed 27th, when it pulls back with W-lies developing. Eventually LP runs SE-wards from Iceland to S Norway 995 mb Sun 31st with cooler conditions from the NE, and by Wed 3rd Britain's weather is dictated by LP 1000mb S of Iceland.
ECM - agrees with GFS to 27th, but the HP removes to the NE 1030mb C Norway Thu 28th, allowing a shallow trough to move into Britain from the SW rather than from Iceland. [Maybe downloads for T+240 will appear later - they were missing yesterday]
AIFS - London, rain and cool for two days, then dry and maxima rising to 32C by Mon 25th (but coastal temps much cooler, 22C), falling back to 20C with some rain on Sun 31st. Edinburgh, also rain and cool at first, maxima 23C around Sun 24th, dipping to 17C before recovering to 23C Sun 31st then cooler with rain i.e. a day later than London
GEFS - In the S, mean temp rising to 6-7C above norm Fri 22nd, short dip with rain in the S on Sat, then continuing 5-6 C above norm to Fri 29th with low chance of rain. One by one the ens members then peel off cooler and by Mon 1st mean is back to norm, perhaps a little rain at that time. In the N, similar but not quite such elevated temps, dropping off a day or two sooner, and indeed slightly below norm from 1st with a greater chance of rain.
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