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GFS 12z looks very similar to the 06z so far. Oh dear, Pete Tong has arrived to ruin the party again
Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East
Big picture, GFS is an upgrade. Ignore the white contours and look at the 500hpa height shading. Orange over Greenland stronger and further east, and less blue west of UK
Originally Posted by: Quantum
This could be interesting.
Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze
The sub-tropical feature Q mentioned is causing issues - if (and it's a huge if) heights to the North can keep it on a southerly vector we could see a major event next weekend. Moist air of tropical origin meeting freezing air of Arctic origin 😎
Originally Posted by: nsrobins
GEM treats the hurricane in a similar way. The track of that will be crucial but the chance is there for something quite major in 8 or 9 days' time.
Originally Posted by: Rob K
264 on GFS looking NE
Originally Posted by: ballamar
Snow in the north.
There is actually a much higher chance of snow for many areas much sooner than that based on the 12z G(E)FS data, albeit those areas areas that are typically impacted in northerly pattern.https://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gensp/run/gensprobuk-26-120.png?12 It is strange to see a weather warning out 4 daysin advance associated with this risk considering it doesn't effect where 90%+ of the population live. Should I write to them to ask them why they bothered mentioning it or should someone else?
Originally Posted by: doctormog