For the next two weeks freezing weather retreats to the east of a line from the Balkans to the Baltic with a minor extension to the Alps and more so over Norway. WX charts also keep pptn in place for this time, mostly in the N Atlantic (incl NW Scotland) and E Med (esp S Turkey) and a rather dry area extensively in between, just a little in W Russia week 1.
GFS Op - LP moving SE- wards from Iceland to Latvia as principal influence until Fri 3rd (severe gales forecast for N Scotland Tue/Wed) while HP steadily moves up from the SW reaching 1040mb S England Mon 6th briefly forming a ridge to Europe until Thu 9th, less well developed than yesterday and directing cold air down to Turkey. This HP cell collapses but another moves in from the W 1040mb Switzerland Sun 12th with Britain under W/SW-lies. In the final chart Wed 15th the HP is moving back towards Britain.
ECM - takes this week's LP away more quickly and HP is 1035mb SW approaches by Fri 3rd which then forms a N-S ridge Mon 6th and never really extends into continental Europe before collapsing S-wards before Thu 9th. (The charts posted by Tally, above, illustrate why you shouldn't pin your hopes on favourable evolution in deep FI, alas)
GEFS - in the S, after a couple of small dips before Feb 1st, the mean temp stays consistently close to norm, control on the mild side, rain in some ens members from about Thu 9th. Similar temps in the N but with more swings up and down rather than consistency, and a couple of episodes of rain this week quite heavy in W, before a drier spell.
FAX doesn't develop the HP from the SW as in the above models, keeping it further S, 1040mb Biscay Fri 3rd, with strong/gale W-lies for everyone all week esp in N.
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