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Shropshire
19 January 2019 11:05:11


 


Yes, this is slipping away and hopefully the agony wont be prolonged and we can move on.


The evening runs may finish off the easterly 


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


I think we will see that finished off by about 4.10pm today.


What's amazing is how when things do go spectacularly wrong how often zonality just takes back over as per the 06z and ECM, the same happened in Dec 2012. Ou best hope is another mid-latitide High holding pattern.


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Shropshire
19 January 2019 11:06:23


 


You don’t need to look beyond 120hr for interesting conditions though


 


(That’s from the 06z GFSP)


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


For you Doc definitely, not for the rest of us ! 


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Chunky Pea
19 January 2019 11:07:54


 


Basically, nothing beyond t+120 is to be trusted at the moment  whatever it shows. For the British Isles the marginality is such that in any case a 100 mile difference in the output at t+96 can make all the difference down the line between wintery Nirvana and typical grey misery with cold rain. 


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


So true MM, but I find it as interesting as I do curious that while the mid-term outputs are changing constantly, the longer-terms are pretty resolute, which suggests that while there is some sort of signal being picked up,  the route that takes us to that point is not yet drawn out. 


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https://t.ly/MEYqg 


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stophe
19 January 2019 11:08:36

London ecm ensembles.


Latest 15 days ensemble forecast temperature for London

warrenb
19 January 2019 11:08:59


 


I think we will see that finished off by about 4.10pm today.


What's amazing is how when things do go spectacularly wrong how often zonality just takes back over as per the 06z and ECM, the same happened in Dec 2012. Ou best hope is another mid-latitide High holding pattern.


Originally Posted by: Shropshire 


Yes the raging zonality at the end of the gfs is a sight to behold


doctormog
19 January 2019 11:10:55


 


For you Doc definitely, not for the rest of us ! 


Originally Posted by: Shropshire 


Actually I think that would probably be better for most other parts than for here (just like the possible/impossible easterly). 


idj20
19 January 2019 11:12:13


 


But it doesn't work like that, does it?  Ian makes the same comment periodically - it depends on the jetstream. Cyclogenesis off the Eastern Seaboard doesn't mean LP systems have to race across the Atlantic.


Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 



Maybe not, but it is something that happens more often than not. The Atlantic is not our friend.


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Shropshire
19 January 2019 11:15:05


 


Yes the raging zonality at the end of the gfs is a sight to behold


Originally Posted by: warrenb 


You know full well what I mean, after the failure in the mid-term the jet fires up as per the ECM. What T300 shows is as irrelevant as T192 was this morning and yesterday if the earlier period is called wrongly.


 


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Ally Pally Snowman
19 January 2019 11:15:20

Para poor again I think its wait to round 2 prob in about 10 days .


 


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doctormog
19 January 2019 11:16:23
If anyone is interested the 06z GFSP is similiar to the 00z ECM at 144hr. It will be interesting to see what it shows down the line.
nsrobins
19 January 2019 11:24:36
For balance there are still 7 members going for early Easterly (120) and another 5 or so in a ‘col’ holding pattern - the rest are ECM like.
With ICON & UKM Evidence if needed that it’s too soon to call this off.
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moomin75
19 January 2019 11:30:19


Para poor again I think its wait to round 2 prob in about 10 days .


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 

Unbelievable isn't it, the number of times this goes mammatus verticus in this part of the world. 


 


With the daffodils and blossom starting to come out down here, I am definitely looking forward to the end of this God forsaken "winter".


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backtobasics
19 January 2019 11:30:46
Goodness , can you hide posts from selected posters in here, is that an option anyone ?
Gandalf The White
19 January 2019 11:31:32


London ecm ensembles.


Latest 15 days ensemble forecast temperature for London


Originally Posted by: stophe 


So, firstly, the op has followed the minority cluster that becomes less cold for 2-3 days. Secondly the 00z pattern is much the same as the 12z yesterday in showing much greater consistency in a cold theme beyond day 9.


This isn't settled yet by any means, whatever one or two posters seem to want to imply.


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Bertwhistle
19 January 2019 11:32:53


Personally, Ive always been a fan of the CMA.  There have been occasions when it has been correct at a distance when other models have faltered.  Here is the CMA take on day 8, deep FI:



As I have maintained consistently for the past week or so, there is great uncertainty and the situation is in the balance. 50/50 west or east flow IMHO.  More runs are needed.


Originally Posted by: Whether Idle 


No knee jerking when I look at that chart. 


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nsrobins
19 January 2019 11:34:40

Goodness , can you hide posts from selected posters in here, is that an option anyone ?

Originally Posted by: backtobasics 


Click on the user name for the profile. ‘Hide User posts’ is an option.


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Gavin D
19 January 2019 11:34:55

Goodness , can you hide posts from selected posters in here, is that an option anyone ?

Originally Posted by: backtobasics 


 


Gavin D
19 January 2019 11:36:00

GFS P backing ECM at t144


 


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ECM0-144.thumb.GIF.3e21ac41a4e98d15560578720dda4df3.GIFgfs-1-144.thumb.png.41c2a0d057be6afa097351c61f0a454c.png


 


Still hope yet it won't be as cold as I feared

doctormog
19 January 2019 11:36:44


 


So, firstly, the op has followed the minority cluster that becomes less cold for 2-3 days. Secondly the 00z pattern is much the same as the 12z yesterday in showing much greater consistency in a cold theme beyond day 9.


This isn't settled yet by any means, whatever one or two posters seem to want to imply.


Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 


I think those ECM data actually tie in quite nicely with the GEFS data. Cold, less cold interlude and then potentially colder. It’s also been signposted for weeks, unlike the TBC easterly which, while a threat, had not been a consistent theme.


tallyho_83
19 January 2019 11:40:20


Low pressure over central southern and SE Europe will prevent the Scandi block from sinking and hopefully the LP in Atlantic will under cut the Scandi high and allow this to retrogress to Greenland and build more of a bigger block: 


A shade less cold in the south in this 00z run so far but still heading in right direction and await the ECM 00z run for clarity!



Originally Posted by: tallyho_83 


Well that was certainly worth staying up to observe and analyse the 00z run! NOT only for this to now happen and cold air goes into the east and SE Europe where it was due to turn milder!?


Very frustrating but was expected but never knew it would be such a downgrade, not just the GFS but ECM. At least next Tuesday still gives us some snow potential for now. Anything after that is for fun but i really thought we were heading into a prolonged spell of cold or very cold weather which the met office also suggested a very cold end to Jan - in line with many other longer range models BCC, CFSv2, JMA and EC 30 day etc.


 


 



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Hippydave
19 January 2019 11:41:08

I think too many people are looking at the latest GFS run through their cold easterly tinted glasses - it's chilly or cold throughout with several heavy snow events and yet again a persistent signal for significant northern blocking.


Wipe the disappointment of an easterly that may or may not happen away and check the calendar - it's 19th Jan, we're in a chilly or cold pattern with the possibility of snowfall just about anywhere and a low but decent chance of getting some properly cold air in at some point over the next 2-3 weeks.


"yeah but it's always FI etc" - what the low key snowfall parts of the country have just experienced? That was FI at one point and now it's not. The chilly, sometimes cold and unsettled regime that some people were resolutely ignoring when the GFS FI flagged it has now arrived and as it showed there'll be colder and milder (but not mild) interludes with snowfall a possibility just about anywhere. Shall we look at Tuesday for next point of snowy interest? That's not FI either.


I get the temptation to get excited about -10 850s ushered in by Scandi blocking, that's pretty much jackpot territory for my tiny part of the country but until it's T96 or at a push T120 if the support is good, they're just a representation of what might happen. Given the uncertainty in the GFS ens it was very much just one possible outcome too, albeit one with decent support (and one there's still a chance might happen too I guess).


With the persistence of the cold/chilly signal throughout I'm happy with what's happening and the chance of something more significant down the line. 


 


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Gandalf The White
19 January 2019 11:42:03


 


I think those ECM data actually tie in quite nicely with the GEFS data. Cold, less cold interlude and then potentially colder. It’s also been signposted for weeks, unlike the TBC easterly which, while a threat, had not been a consistent theme.


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


Exactly.


It was only a few days ago that the professionals were saying the outlook was cold but it was unclear whether it would be north-westerlies or an easterly.  The charts were also favouring a flow from the north - remember the chunk of the polar vortex that was predicted to drop south through the country?


Anyway, the GFS(P) evolves in the same way as earlier in the week with energy dropping south from day 8.  As I keep saying, this isn't sorted yet by any means (Ian, take note).


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Gandalf The White
19 January 2019 11:45:00

You can see quite clearly how zonality has returned and we have a run of mild weather ahead..... 



Honestly, this place can be extraordinary when there's cold weather in the offing.


 


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Deep Powder
19 January 2019 11:47:54


 


Click on the user name for the profile. ‘Hide User posts’ is an option.


Unless you’ve already hidden me in which case you won’t see this 😎


Originally Posted by: nsrobins 


That made me laugh, 😂 you are certainly not a user I would hide. Your posts are balanced and informative 👍


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Bertwhistle
19 January 2019 11:48:41

06z ENS for London:


https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/chart.aspx?chart=/charts/gefs/gefsens850london0.png?cb=545


What is worth looking at here is the spread around 26th (next Saturday). It's unusual because, instead of the usual scatter, there's daylight between two determined clusters. Take a look.


 


This represents real uncertainty- but with options almost falling into two camps, rather than anywhere. 


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