I assumed he was referring to your wisdom and good manners?

You forgot the word 'cold'

The end of the run has a heck of a lot of potential and shows a pattern that keeps popping up; it may mean nothing but sometimes these glimpses are a harbinger of a pattern change.

Northerners snowed in - Brexit cancelled 

Or as would be reported up here, “Snow in the Borders, England cut off”?

Overall it is the same general pattern this morning with chilly conditions for the next few days then more mobile with a spell of milder weather and then the chance of colder northerly incursions.

Well-defined HP for the beginning of next week, and on GFS only slowly declines towards the weekend (though a BBC forecast today suggested rain/showers  from the Atlantic  by Thursday) then departing from yesterday's script with a cold LP over the UK on Sun 8th followed by northerlies. After that, a weakish Scandi high for election day but with LP sliding past the SW (looks like cold rain to me rather than snow) then an HP on Sun 15th with some cold air drifting past to the south. 

Big change from yesterday so it doesn't look if the model is stable for week 2. ECM also different to yesterday but the LP on the 8th develops over Scandi, not the Atlantic, and its following N-lies run down the N Sea more than over the UK

GEFS dry to 7th, cold at first, then mild. After that increasing amounts of pptn and temps mostly below average with some really cold runs esp in Scotland, and snow row values appearing even for the S Coast (Brighton =2 on election day, Scottish locations getting into double figures). 

All interesting but I think that week 2 will look different again in a few days' time!

Yes, I think it’s absolutely right to emphasise the uncertainty for week 2.  I think it’s fair to say that predicting the behaviour of the jet stream is proving tricky: we seem to be moving towards sitting on the cold side again but the path and destination aren’t clear.

Look NE @ 300:

a vigorous cross polar mobile flow?!!