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The Beast from the East
04 August 2018 16:10:03

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/ukmo2.php?nh=0&ech=72&carte=1007


Tues looking very hot in the SE corner and across France. then a dramatic cool off


 


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doctormog
04 August 2018 17:07:45

I’m still confused as to when someone last cut their grass has any relevance to the current model output. It is relevant to past weather not the current output. Surely that is common sense? There are a couple of threads at least to discuss how the summer has been so far.

As for the current output, definitely much more normal albeit likely to be warmer than average for the south for much of the time. What it won’t be, if the charts are correct, is anticyclonic across the country. As has been the case in quite a few recent Augusts the Atlantic will be “paying a visit” on occasion.

We can debate until the cows come home about whether the current charts will verify but that is an entirely different matter to what they are showing.


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04 August 2018 18:03:14
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Brian Gaze
04 August 2018 18:05:25

The heat is in retreat for sure but for those of us in the south it still looks dry days 0 to 5 and 5 - 10 doesn't look particularly wet. Whereas in winter we need a treble twenty to get a proper wintry spell, in summer a double will suffice for decent conditions. Probably the opposite is true in Scotland. 



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The Beast from the East
04 August 2018 18:41:04

ECM looking very wet though


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xioni2
04 August 2018 18:41:44


I’m still confused as to when someone last cut their grass has any relevance to the current model output. It is relevant to past weather not the current output. Surely that is common sense? There are a couple of threads at least to discuss how the summer has been so far.

As for the current output, definitely much more normal albeit likely to be warmer than average for the south for much of the time. What it won’t be, if the charts are correct, is anticyclonic across the country. As has been the case in quite a few recent Augusts the Atlantic will be “paying a visit” on occasion.

We can debate until the cows come home about whether the current charts will verify but that is an entirely different matter to what they are showing.


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


So when did your last cut your grass? 



As to the model output, I hear you even though the latest EC op begs to differ. 

xioni2
04 August 2018 18:42:51


ECM looking very wet though


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


 Actually it's a very dry run (for most of England) 

superteacher
04 August 2018 19:03:38
Absolutely hilarious - people posting that a run looks wet when it’s very dry.
LeedsLad123
04 August 2018 19:09:35


The heat is in retreat for sure but for those of us in the south it still looks dry days 0 to 5 and 5 - 10 doesn't look particularly wet. Whereas in winter we need a treble twenty to get a proper wintry spell, in summer a double will suffice for decent conditions. Probably the opposite is true in Scotland. 


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


Looks dry for most of England. If we can salvage a mostly dry week then I'll be content.. 


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Arcus
04 August 2018 19:19:44
I do love it when people look at their model ppn pixels and ignore the synoptics. Convective potential abounds on the EC 12z Tuesday to Friday.
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LeedsLad123
04 August 2018 19:32:00

I do love it when people look at their model ppn pixels and ignore the synoptics. Convective potential abounds on the EC 12z Tuesday to Friday.

Originally Posted by: Arcus 


And convective rainfall is usually hit and miss - so it's a reasonable assumption that most places will remain fairly dry.


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superteacher
04 August 2018 19:32:40

I do love it when people look at their model ppn pixels and ignore the synoptics. Convective potential abounds on the EC 12z Tuesday to Friday.

Originally Posted by: Arcus 


Potential never achieved anything though!

bledur
04 August 2018 19:37:58


 


Potential never achieved anything though!


Originally Posted by: superteacher 


 My Headmaster always said i never reached my potential.

Arcus
04 August 2018 19:53:23


 


Potential never achieved anything though!


Originally Posted by: superteacher 


It's the Model Output Thread - we deal only in potential here.


 


If not then it goes in the Current Conditions Thread.


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superteacher
04 August 2018 20:07:19


 


It's the Model Output Thread - we deal only in potential here.


 


If not then it goes in the Current Conditions Thread.


Originally Posted by: Arcus 


Doesn’t look overly convective though, especially further south.


Sonetiimes it’s easy to forget this is the Mod thread with all these grass cutting reports!

Hungry Tiger
04 August 2018 20:26:41


 


Doesn’t look overly convective though, especially further south.


Sonetiimes it’s easy to forget this is the Mod thread with all these grass cutting reports!


Originally Posted by: superteacher 


Stay on topic please everyone.


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Ally Pally Snowman
05 August 2018 06:04:07

Output all over the place this morning,  difficult to make a call beyond the 11th. GFS Op is a cool outlier some hotter runs showing up.


UKMO has some very warm but unsettled weather by day 6.


 


 


 



 


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White Meadows
05 August 2018 06:56:53

Wow, control run bringing another heatwave in earlier this morning. The summer haters may have to keep their eyes off the wooly drawer a while longer yet.
http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_London_ens.png


the mean also looking healthy for prolonged warmth. 

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05 August 2018 07:07:11


Wow, control run bringing another heatwave in earlier this morning. The summer haters may have to keep their eyes off the wooly drawer a while longer yet.
http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_London_ens.png


the mean also looking healthy for prolonged warmth. 


Originally Posted by: White Meadows 


Hope springs eternal ... this doesn't seem to be borne out by the previous post with its ensemble chart, which shows warm for a few days, then cool, then average for most runs. You might get lucky later in August, but by no means certain. At least there ought to be some rain in a week's time to revive the garden.


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Sevendust
05 August 2018 07:18:26

I would say that next weekend is looking quite grim with LP over the country. Useful rain but I wouldn't be planning a BBQ! Signs of an improvement after but I see no sign of a returning heatwave

superteacher
05 August 2018 07:33:16


I would say that next weekend is looking quite grim with LP over the country. Useful rain but I wouldn't be planning a BBQ! Signs of an improvement after but I see no sign of a returning heatwave


Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


Seems to be a common thing with the models of late - showing LP then watering it down. LP was supposed to be slap bang over the country this coming week, now it looks like staying further north and weaker. Then that ridiculous North Sea low that appeared and vanished within 24 hours. I’m certainly not changing my plans for next weekend just yet because it’s likely that the LP will once again either vanish or be modelled differently.

Brian Gaze
05 August 2018 07:34:45

Looks more changeable but I don't think it would take much for "spoiler disturbances" to develop and pull the heat back into the south eastern corner at times. Next weekend is quite interesting for the rain potential as others have noted already. Coincides with the Perseids which would be a bake after the summer we've been having.


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The Beast from the East
05 August 2018 07:41:46

We might squeeze another warm day on Wed in SE according to ECM but a wet weekend is likely now. 


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briggsy6
05 August 2018 09:08:28

Looks like the heatwave is finally ending. I always thought the chance of three hot dry summer months on the bounce was pretty remote. Back to typical unsettled weather for all by the weekend.


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superteacher
05 August 2018 09:17:38


Looks like the heatwave is finally ending. I always thought the chance of three hot dry summer months on the bounce was pretty remote. Back to typical unsettled weather for all by the weekend.


Originally Posted by: briggsy6 


Longer term signals look better though. Silly to write the month off when it’s only the 5th.

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