Brian Gaze
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25 September 2020 06:35:07

Jetstream still in big loop circling the UK which breaks off as a cut-off low over Italy Sun 28th with W-ly flow resuming over UK, weak at first, becoming stronger and forming another loop just W of UK Thu 1st with UK benefiting from S-ly flow. That loop spawns another cut-off Mon 5th centred SW of UK before the whole jet breaks up and is virtually absent from E Atlantic Sat 10th.


GFS - current LP reluctant to move away and still over W Germany Sun 27th (ask the residents of E Anglia about it!) then W-lies for a few days until multi-centre LP establishes over UK Thu/Fri 1/2nd (N-lies in W, S-lies in E) which breaks in two, half moving off N-wards and half S-wards. The latter sits in Biscay for a few days with strong E-ly/SE-ly winds esp Wed 7th but eventually moves back to UK as slack LP Sat 10th


GEFS - Current cold spell at lowest tomorrow, back to normal Sun 28th and not far from norm through to Sat 10th though suggestions of warmth from op & control ca Sat 3rd and coolth more generally Fri 9th. Rain just in E for now and after UK-wide brief dry spell, frequent and general occurrence of rain from Wed 30th, peaks most marked in S.


ECM - 0z agrees with GFS to Thu 1st but (12z) the southern half of the LP does not move off to Biscay but sits over UK and intensifies Sun 4th LATER - 0Z - LP over W Ireland, not UK, but nowhere near Biscay


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idj20
25 September 2020 09:13:05

Originally Posted by: briggsy6 


 


 


I'll eat my hat if that actually happens!




Hope you have enough salt and pepper to make that hat taste better.  I wouldn't be surprised if many places in the east of England get to record single digits figures today, even I'm struggling at 9.7 c at 10.15 am this morning here at Folkestone. 



If only it is late January . . . probably still result in marginal slop anyway.


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Rob K
25 September 2020 12:34:03
A few runs bringing a waft of mid-teens 850mb air our way around the beginning of October. Won't last long but maybe another bite at a last warm spell?
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Saint Snow
25 September 2020 14:31:17

Originally Posted by: Rob K 

A few runs bringing a waft of mid-teens 850mb air our way around the beginning of October. Won't last long but maybe another bite at a last warm spell?


 


Too late to save what should have been a superb CET guess by me this month 




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Sevendust
26 September 2020 10:48:53

Very unsettled and potentially very wet in mid-term this morning

Gooner
26 September 2020 14:21:34


Very unsettled Dave 


 



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26 September 2020 19:13:24

Sorry, no summary today. Nothing serious, just a pile-up of domestic commitments


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27 September 2020 09:02:05

Back lon track this morning ...


Jetsteream - Very loopy forecast. Big cut-off moving down to Italy over the next few days but over N Atlantic rather uncertain until Thu 1st when another big loop forms over UK turning into full cut-off by Sun 4th .  Jet splits, southern part boosts the cut-off lw, northern part moves to Iceland. cut-off breaks  up and the jet runs from NW to SE on track W of Ireland, Wed 7th, switching to N-ly over Uk Sat 10th creating a loop over Europe then before yet another loop forms over UK Tue 13th.


GFS - still gales over SE for a day or so, then brief westerly until trough settles over UK Thu 1st deepening to LP 985mb Wales Sun 4th. Something vaguely W-ly for the following week as that LP fills, new LP 1000mb over England Tue 13th 


GEFS - temps at or a little below seasonal norm (Scotland & N England similar but more irregular) throughout, suggestion of a colder period ca Fri 9th onwards, rain frequent after 2 or 3 dry days, most intense ca Thu 1st - Sun 4th


ECM - places the LP next weekend as deeper and in the Channel 965mb and staying around filling more slowly to Wed 7th


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briggsy6
27 September 2020 09:05:58

Originally Posted by: DEW 


Sorry, no summary today. Nothing serious, just a pile-up of domestic commitments



You need to invest in one of those new fangled robotic hoovers.


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CField
27 September 2020 09:37:18

Cloudy damp and raw lovely


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Gooner
27 September 2020 12:09:37




Going through the next week , unsettled /cool and wet 


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Sevendust
27 September 2020 13:59:55

Originally Posted by: Gooner 





Going through the next week , unsettled /cool and wet 


Aye although nights won't be that cool under all that crap! Bring back some HP LOL

Gooner
27 September 2020 17:28:40

Latest update from Gav in the Media thread suggest HP in October bringing fog and frost - be nice to see 


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tierradelfuego
27 September 2020 19:35:04

Originally Posted by: Gooner 


Latest update from Gav in the Media thread suggest HP in October bringing fog and frost - be nice to see 



 


Fingers crossed on that front, it would be nice to see. Nothing really on the ECM or GFS supports it, and even the new GEFS, whilst showing a rise in pressure still have a mixed feeling about them unfortunately.


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UncleAlbert
27 September 2020 20:51:12

Originally Posted by: tierradelfuego 


 


 


Fingers crossed on that front, it would be nice to see. Nothing really on the ECM or GFS supports it, and even the new GEFS, whilst showing a rise in pressure still have a mixed feeling about them unfortunately.



 


Meto long range is on board at least for mid October.


 


(First post for a while - hope all you guys are keeping safe and well!)

UncleAlbert
27 September 2020 21:01:52
Did not realise.... Gav's posts were showing Meto forecast anyway. doooooh.....
Brian Gaze
27 September 2020 21:21:33

There still seems to be a problem with getting the GEFS 840 data sets off WCOSS and on to the file servers. A small set of runs is appearing at the correct time but even now (22:15) there are still 10 perturbations not available for today's update. Until ALL of the 00z perturbations are appearing I'm holding off bringing the new charts / tables. Hopefully there'll be some news in the next few days.


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28 September 2020 05:27:43

16-dayer showing all W Europe colder than average while E Europe (at least for week 1) is warm. Especially cool over the Alps - skiing holiday in October, anyone? Plenty of rain over UK, too, especially week 1.


GFS - Pressure gradually dropping this week culminating in LP centred over Wales 985mb Sun 3rd withsome cold air entrained. At same time large HP centred just E of Finland 1040mb. LP hangs around an slowly moves off NE-wards filling by wed 7th while the HP weakens and moves S. Brief ridge of HP Sat 10th but deep LP N of Scotland moves S filling but still covering England Tue 13th.


GEFS - temps up and down the next few days but no better than seasonal norm in S, but occasionally better in Scotland; from Sat 3rd consistently a little below norm becoming cooler still from Thu 8th (the op run doesn't know whether it wants to be a warm or cold outlier!). perhaps some 5C below norm in the S by Mon 12th. A lot of rain Fri 1st - Mon 5th and not particularly dry thereafter.


ECM - will add 0z later but yesterday's 12z confirms next weekend's LP over the UK, arriving a day earlier than GFS, also moving away a day earlier and N/NW-wards unlike GFS ADDED It may arrive earler as a weak feature but really blows up at storm (980mb Scottish borders) Mon 5thand then hamgs around as it fills


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CField
28 September 2020 07:06:32

Liking the look of the weather patterns next few days...models then consistantly forecasting lows over UK to then migrate NNE to that horrid place west of Narvik which has happened a lot in recent years.Really reduces chances of sustained cold and doesnt do places like  Western Russia any favours either....makes it impossible for an artic high to impact the weather or a decent link up Siberian Greenland high....need those lows to behave like in 1979 1985..


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