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Arbroath 1320
05 January 2016 16:53:33


http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/runs/2016010512/UN144-21.GIF?05-17


UKMO better than GFS


High over the pole is in a better position and so is the pv helping to promote height rises in Greenland


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


Agreed.


That Azores High does look to be waiting to pounce in a day or two's time unfortunately.


GGTTH
The Beast from the East
05 January 2016 17:00:29


 


 


That Azores High does look to be waiting to pounce in a day or two's time unfortunately.


Originally Posted by: Arbroath 1320 


Could go either way but the BBC are quite bullish about the cold spell a week away, so that is a positive


 


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Rob K
05 January 2016 17:01:12
It's worth pointing out that the current set-up would probably raise a few eyebrows if it appeared in FI. But the actual reality of it is meh.

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn001.gif 


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doctormog
05 January 2016 17:01:42


The patterns look similar but the latter is much colder than the former. 


The Beast from the East
05 January 2016 17:03:00

Stunning GEM with the a true GH


Shame its GEM though!


http://modeles.meteociel.fr/modeles/gem/runs/2016010512/gemnh-0-162.png?12


 


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Scandy 1050 MB
05 January 2016 17:03:52


Interesting GFS run, we don't end on a mega Euro slug finally which is nice to see and different to the last two runs though that far out of course a pinch of salt is required.  I do like how we keep repeated northerly shots on the GFS (albeit not that cold) and the azores high never seems to really get the chance to take up its Nov/Dec 2015 residence. GEM disappointing in FI (GH isn't but end result is) but only one run, should at least feel like January at times whatever happens and always a chance of a surprise snow event somewhere.  Winter far from over I think and quite interesting to see how this situation evolves over the runs before next week.

Ally Pally Snowman
05 January 2016 17:07:04


Stunning GEM with the a true GH


Shame its GEM though!


http://modeles.meteociel.fr/modeles/gem/runs/2016010512/gemnh-0-162.png?12


 


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


 


We somehow though avoid the proper cold air a very strange run.


 


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Russwirral
05 January 2016 17:08:32

People need to calm down, and stop chasing EXTREME cold scenarios. All im after is a bit of wintry weather... Im not expecting anything extreme

So looking at this charts - i still see what i want to see at this stage.

Diving Jet.
HP at the pole.
A very confused Atlantic.
HP over the north of us


 


(edit^ how many of us would have bitten your hand off to see that a couple of weeks ago)

Youd think given the cumilative experience of some of the peeps on this site that we wouldnt be getting upset at not seeing extreme cold straight away. The detail at this stage should be ignored until we get within say 3 to 4 days away.

I would be more nervous if we saw the golden challace on the charts today, for it to be slowly downgraded every day.

With the pieces in place so far, we can only expect nice surprises.


Ally Pally Snowman
05 January 2016 17:11:07


http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/runs/2016010512/UN144-21.GIF?05-17


UKMO better than GFS


High over the pole is in a better position and so is the pv helping to promote height rises in Greenland


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


Thats an absolute beauty though snow for many even the south .


In Wetter


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rukm1441.html


 


Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.
SJV
05 January 2016 17:17:32


People need to calm down, and stop chasing EXTREME cold scenarios. All im after is a bit of wintry weather... Im not expecting anything extreme

So looking at this charts - i still see what i want to see at this stage.

Diving Jet.
HP at the pole.
A very confused Atlantic.
HP over the north of us


 


(edit^ how many of us would have bitten your hand off to see that a couple of weeks ago)

Youd think given the cumilative experience of some of the peeps on this site that we wouldnt be getting upset at not seeing extreme cold straight away. The detail at this stage should be ignored until we get within say 3 to 4 days away.

I would be more nervous if we saw the golden challace on the charts today, for it to be slowly downgraded every day.

With the pieces in place so far, we can only expect nice surprises.


Originally Posted by: Russwirral 


doctormog
05 January 2016 17:17:57


 


Thats an absolute beauty though snow for many even the south .


In Wetter


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rukm1441.html


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Yes, that is a cracker. 


Ally Pally Snowman
05 January 2016 17:21:13


 


Yes, that is a cracker. 


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


 


Yes surprised not more comment on it as it's the chart of the winter so far for me. Stunning for your location Inparticular.


 


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warrenb
05 January 2016 17:24:10
BBC weather just tweeted, matter of when not if it turns much colder next week
Russwirral
05 January 2016 17:26:52
roger63
05 January 2016 17:44:37

GEFS supports idea of brief cold spell.At 192h 60:40 cold to mild with either GH or Mid Atlantic HP  ridging to support north or north westerly flow around LP moving way east.


However by 264h milder scenarios out number colder ones by 60:40. 

Polar Low
05 January 2016 17:51:25

Is that not what one would expect at that greater time scale Roger as the so called default takes over?


Generally good cold signal


you forgot to mention the control is a stonking run


 http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/gefs_cartes.php?code=0&ech=360&mode=0&carte=1


 



GEFS supports idea of brief cold spell.At 192h 60:40 cold to mild with either GH or Mid Atlantic HP  ridging to support north or north westerly flow around LP moving way east.


However by 264h milder scenarios out number colder ones by 60:40. 


Originally Posted by: roger63 

Maunder Minimum
05 January 2016 17:52:51


GEFS supports idea of brief cold spell.At 192h 60:40 cold to mild with either GH or Mid Atlantic HP  ridging to support north or north westerly flow around LP moving way east.


However by 264h milder scenarios out number colder ones by 60:40. 


Originally Posted by: roger63 


Even if the cold snap is brief, it gives us hope. Many winters in the UK are mild throughout - however, if we get a decent cold snap, then there is every chance of further cold spells during the remainder of the winter - that has to be better than those winters which are interminably mild and dull.


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Brian Gaze
05 January 2016 18:10:06

Huge spread on the GEFS12z but most supporting a colder spell.



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Bertwhistle
05 January 2016 18:12:47


Huge spread on the GEFS12z but most supporting a colder spell.



Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


Yes and for many of those Ps the dip lasts a good week. How refreshing this all is.


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nsrobins
05 January 2016 18:17:26

12Z GFS ENS in isolation an improvement imo. Mean for London around -4 from the 13th for many days. Also a 4 on the snow row for only the second time this winter. My rough guide is 5 for a decent chance of snow.
My subjective view is the NWP has drifted towards colder for longer on the 12Z runs - with ECM still oozing out of course.


edit: R4 17.55 forecast 'now next week turning much colder with even snow around'


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marting
05 January 2016 18:28:10
Yes 12z ensemble from GFS is best this winter IMO. I am with Doc on the 12z being cooler runs than the 0z runs theory. Been watching this pattern for years, can't work out why though. Still good runs so far tonight and cracking UKMO run.
Martin
Martin
Greasby, Wirral.
Karl Guille
05 January 2016 18:34:18
GEFS 12z IMBY is easily the best of the winter so far with half a dozen or so runs keeping 850 hPA temps below -5! More upgrades please! 😜
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Guernsey
Russwirral
05 January 2016 18:34:49
also... as expected the op run was on the milder side of the cold pack... a fair other number of members go colder.
some faraway beach
05 January 2016 18:35:02
One consistent theme on the GEFS for the last 24 hrs has been that the median temp for the colder period on the 850s would be, I'd guess, a couple of degrees lower than the mean.

The firmest clustering is decidedly at the colder end, and the mean gets diluted by a handful of wildly mild outliers. IF the colder spell does come off, it should be a little colder than the mean implies.
2 miles west of Taunton, 32 m asl, where "milder air moving in from the west" becomes SNOWMAGEDDON.
Well, two or three times a decade it does, anyway.

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