The jet stream continues to run strongly to the south of us, only letting up when it forms a loop around the UK, so either pushing depressions across or anchoring one over us. A brief let up in the disturbed weather at the weekend, after Thursday's LP has drifted southwards, but more LPs develop and in particular one is anchored over the UK Wed 20th - Sun 24th, eventually decaying in situ. Yesterday's deep LP over Norway around the 28th is still there but the northerly is now weaker and doesn't really affect us.
That was GFS; ECM is similar but slower to develop next week's LP and keeping it off the west of Ireland
Ens runs consistently cool until about the 20th, then with increasing scatter either side of the average for the time of year, which probably relates to exactly where the depression at that time parks itself. Plenty of rainfall spikes distributed across the period.
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