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Russwirral
01 November 2017 23:00:12

 

Well, that's blown it. I'll get the barbecue and lawnmower ready.

Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 

 

aye, thanks alot.   Ill take full blame for last year.  Got waaay too ahead of myself and bought a shovel.  Its still in its box with an unbroken taped seal.

 

what was i thinking.


Gandalf The White
01 November 2017 23:11:49

Meanwhile the 18z serves up the recurring theme from around day 10. It takes a while to set in but lasts through to the end of the run.

The op serves up snow in many places on at least one occasion; it will be interesting to see the ensembles tonight.

T+240:


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Solar Cycles
02 November 2017 00:16:19

Meanwhile the 18z serves up the recurring theme from around day 10. It takes a while to set in but lasts through to the end of the run.

The op serves up snow in many places on at least one occasion; it will be interesting to see the ensembles tonight.

T+240:

Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 

Yes the trend is your friend so this is one to watch over the coming days.😁

Charmhills
02 November 2017 11:08:38

Quite a chilly and increasingly unsettled outlook this morning.


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Saint Snow
02 November 2017 11:21:23

 

aye, thanks alot.   Ill take full blame for last year.  Got waaay too ahead of myself and bought a shovel.  Its still in its box with an unbroken taped seal. 

what was i thinking.

Originally Posted by: Russwirral 

 

I'm thinking that if your shovel came in a box, it must be a fine and fancy shovel!


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Russwirral
02 November 2017 12:26:33

 

 

I'm thinking that if your shovel came in a box, it must be a fine and fancy shovel!

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 

 

cardboard box, and a plastic piece shovel. very similar to ones you see in petrol stations for £4.  

 

I really over-estimated the kind of snow we would get.  last lying snowfall worth mentioning was this i filmed:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1Q8LO57uJo


Brian Gaze
02 November 2017 12:32:17

Worth keeping a very close eye on the GEFS and MetO 30 dayer in the next few weeks. I'm increasingly inclined to think things are different to last year and the background signals are more supportive of cold snaps during the first half of the winter. If that's the case we should start seeing the odd very cold run appear in the GEFS and perhaps the mention of colder conditions in the MetO MOGREPS/European based discussion. 


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Gooner
02 November 2017 18:35:47

Nice post Brian

 

Thanking you


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Bertwhistle
02 November 2017 18:52:19

End of the GFS 12z OP looks rather similar to a week later in 2010, does it not?


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Arcus
02 November 2017 19:26:25

End of the GFS 12z OP looks rather similar to a week later in 2010, does it not?

Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle 

A purely academic exercise, but there was a much colder pool of air over northern Europe by 25th Nov 2010 than what is shown at the end of the 12z Op.


Ben,

Nr. Easingwold, North Yorkshire

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Gusty
02 November 2017 19:40:19

Oh gosh. Here we go again .

Do I start to ride the winter wave of emotion in this thread or do I get off now while the going is good ? 


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Whether Idle
02 November 2017 20:14:09

Worth keeping a very close eye on the GEFS and MetO 30 dayer in the next few weeks. I'm increasingly inclined to think things are different to last year and the background signals are more supportive of cold snaps during the first half of the winter. If that's the case we should start seeing the odd very cold run appear in the GEFS and perhaps the mention of colder conditions in the MetO MOGREPS/European based discussion. 

Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 

The one thing we can  learn from history is that people don't learn from history.

Last November was cold, with a CET of around 5.5, colder than that of 2010 in fact.  There was much optimism for a cold season, with many wrongly expecting (as it turned out) a cold December, as the signals seemed favourable right up to around December 2nd.

This year, things are different.....


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doctormog
02 November 2017 20:15:57

Oh gosh. Here we go again .

Do I start to ride the winter wave of emotion in this thread or do I get off now while the going is good ? 

Originally Posted by: Gusty 

I’d get off now, this may be as good as it gets based on recent years. 


pdiddy
02 November 2017 20:17:46

 

A purely academic exercise, but there was a much colder pool of air over northern Europe by 25th Nov 2010 than what is shown at the end of the 12z Op.

Originally Posted by: Arcus 

Yep - 850s rather disappointing in this set up.

Bertwhistle
02 November 2017 22:00:40

 

A purely academic exercise, but there was a much colder pool of air over northern Europe by 25th Nov 2010 than what is shown at the end of the 12z Op.

Originally Posted by: Arcus 

Fair point, Ben; but it would give a pleasantly early-season feel if it delivered- cool, crisp, that sort of thing.


Bertie, Itchen Valley.

Retire while you can still press the 'retire now' button.

David M Porter
02 November 2017 22:12:49

 

The one thing we can  learn from history is that people don't learn from history.

Last November was cold, with a CET of around 5.5, colder than that of 2010 in fact.  There was much optimism for a cold season, with many wrongly expecting (as it turned out) a cold December, as the signals seemed favourable right up to around December 2nd.

This year, things are different.....

Originally Posted by: Whether Idle 

What the models are showing come early December will be key as far as I'm concerned. It was around that time last year when the chances of a cold start to the winter first began to lessen as the models seemed to start going for a theme of HP often to the south/south-east of the UK for much of the month. If, come that time this year, then models are looking more promising for cold, them who knows. We've still got 2 days or November to get through before we get to that point.


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nsrobins
03 November 2017 06:52:50

 

I’d get off now, this may be as good as it gets based on recent years. 

Originally Posted by: doctormog 

How true.

It’s in our nature I’m afraid. We waste so much time looking for what we don’t know without learning from what we already do.


Neil

Fareham, Hampshire 28m ASL (near estuary)

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Brian Gaze
03 November 2017 06:54:18

 

The one thing we can  learn from history is that people don't learn from history.

Last November was cold, with a CET of around 5.5, colder than that of 2010 in fact.  There was much optimism for a cold season, with many wrongly expecting (as it turned out) a cold December, as the signals seemed favourable right up to around December 2nd.

This year, things are different.....

Originally Posted by: Whether Idle 

That's not what I said is it?


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ballamar
03 November 2017 08:57:08
One thing we can guarantee is this winter will be completely different to last year - what it will be like is anyone's guess.
Russwirral
03 November 2017 11:45:03
the 6z removes the theme of a cold FI and replaces it with a mobile atlantic setup. Again - a very similar situation occured last year (and years before)

This to me is more likely than anything, with the cold shots appearing in FI being standard fair for this time of year. Easy to get over excited by.


Russwirral
03 November 2017 17:10:36
No change on the 12z. FI continues to look more unsettled more than cold, though does look on the occasional cool side.


fairweather
03 November 2017 18:15:10

One thing we can guarantee is this winter will be completely different to last year.

Originally Posted by: ballamar 

Guarantee. Why? It could be very similar broadly speaking. We can't say yet.


S.Essex, 42m ASL
doctormog
03 November 2017 18:17:38
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/maps/GFSOPEU12_54_1.png 


Zubzero
03 November 2017 19:12:54

Same old outside chance of a grass frost for the south in the coming weeks 

http://modeles7.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2017110312/graphe6_1000_291_99___.gif 

As Doc just posted nice to have a seasonal feeling bonfire night for once 

http://modeles7.meteociel.fr/modeles/arpege/runs/2017110312/arpegeuk-41-34-0.png?03-17 

Phil G
04 November 2017 10:47:21
To my untrained eye, the Atlantic high appears to want ridge north towards the Arctic high which seems to be more persistent and wanting to stay around. Before they hold hands, it needs a gap in the succession of depressions moving through Iceland.

http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn2401.gif 

Conditions and set up at the moment seem more typical from many many years ago, before something changed during the seventies.

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