And now back to 74% as of the time of writing, so usual intra-run noise.
At the moment (IMO) the chances of a technical SSW are high and per the ECM Gandalf/Peter refers to, it's looking like if it happens it'll be longer lasting than the last blink and you miss it affair.
Whether it has any impacts on our weather and whether that's mild or cold is of course uncertain.
A quick look at the 6z Op run shows a double warming, something that some of the ECM ens members were presumably modelling too judging by yesterdays zonal wind chart at least.
I like SSWs just because it's interesting seeing if they downwell and what the impacts are - the 2018 Easterly showed they can be cold, as did March 2013 (I think) but equally we had a very mild spell following one a couple of years back too.
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