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Gooner
15 January 2017 11:31:19

Quick summary of next nine days suggested max temps here from the GFS 6z.
4c, 2c, 3c, 4c, 2c, 1c, 4c, 3c, 2c.
Certainly seasonal winter temps forecasted that was generally picked up by ECM in recent days.

While ECM was leading the way recently, different models are picking up opposing signals and outcomes with some regularity now.

Usually the case anyway but particularly at this time to say anything "will" happen in future is frankly misleading analysis unless accompanied by caveats and wording to say this is suggested or forecasted. There is no will about it.

Originally Posted by: Phil G 


Good post and as your temps suggest its not mild in the nearly reliable timeframe



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Marcus
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The Beast from the East
15 January 2017 11:31:44

If we are very lucky perhaps Pert 5, though I don't think many ECM members are showing this. Perhaps Darren can shed some light


http://modeles7.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2017011506/gensnh-5-1-168.png


 


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eastcoaster
15 January 2017 11:37:14


If we are very lucky perhaps Pert 5, though I don't think many ECM members are showing this. Perhaps Darren can shed some light


http://modeles7.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2017011506/gensnh-5-1-168.png


 


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 

at 192hr GEFS seems far from convinced that the blocked pattern is about to end. It really wouldn't surprise me to see some stellar runs emerge in the next few days.

The Beast from the East
15 January 2017 11:38:03

GEFS are interesting in the reliable timeframe, up to 192 anyway. FI wants to blow the block away


But it does seem an upgrade in terms of continental style cold and we develop our own cold pool. If skies are clear, we could see some harsh frosts and low daytime maxima


 


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Phil G
15 January 2017 11:44:25


 


Good post and as your temps suggest its not mild in the nearly reliable timeframe


 


Originally Posted by: Gooner 


Thanks Marcus and apologies I nicked your format of displaying temps. But it does highlight just how cold it might be despite others using the words poor etc and that pathetic red face.

Hippydave
15 January 2017 11:55:52


http://modeles7.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2017011506/gensnh-2-1-180.png


Pert 2 is the sort of thing we must pray for. An undercut to sustain the block for a bit longer


 


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


I think if I was in Scotland I'd be fairly relaxed about the 6z Op verifying - it's far from warm up there with plenty of upland snow and some low level events at times too.


It also shows a general continuation of cool/chilly down here and amplifies things at the end with a Northerly allied with a southerly tracking jet.


It's really not terrible/poor etc. as some have commented, it's simply not showing a 7 day+ freeze


For me the longer we keep a similar pattern going the more chance we have of getting some even colder/snowier stuff than we've just had.


 


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Whether Idle
15 January 2017 12:05:27


at 192hr GEFS seems far from convinced that the blocked pattern is about to end. It really wouldn't surprise me to see some stellar runs emerge in the next few days.


Originally Posted by: eastcoaster 


Youre right Kris.  Its always nice when the modelled breakdown fails at t144/120


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Deep Powder
15 January 2017 12:26:39


 


you say poor for coldies, I simply post these charts:-


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn1621.gif


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn1624.gif


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn16210.gif


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn16217.gif


Lots of potential for something wintry in the semi-reliable timeframe. 


Originally Posted by: Joe Bloggs 


Wow a post with charts, discussing the model output and everything, what a novel idea Joe 😉👍 yes that is interesting and not out in FI lala land either. Not dissimilar to what ECM showed a few days ago at T240, but then dropped. I like this, let's hope it's a trend...😀


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Jiries
15 January 2017 13:31:06

http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_Chicago_USA_ens.png


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_New_York_USA_ens.png


http://old.wetterzentrale.de/pics/MT8_Toronto_Kanada_ens.png


You can see how mild over the NE America now which we should be getting strong easterly, well below subzero temps and lot of snow around.  Something not right when they are mild and here are not cold just cool with tad below temps.  So a big wasted opportunity for us to see real cold this coming week and next week while over other side of the pond stay mild for 2 weeks.


Make you wonder how 100% difficult to get a decent prolonged cold weather right in the middle of winter instead of wasted cold in Spring or Summer months that we had been getting lately.  


Temperatures had not been much difference from the wimp cold spell as temps resulted almost average levels.

doctormog
15 January 2017 13:41:43
Right that's enough nonsense. Stay on topic and if you want to see and discuss the uncertainty clearly highlighted in the Met Office thread please do so in the Media thread as off-topic posts will be removed from here.
Deep Powder
15 January 2017 14:01:15

Right that's enough nonsense. Stay on topic and if you want to see and discuss the uncertainty clearly highlighted in the Met Office thread please do so in the Media thread as off-topic posts will be removed from here.

Originally Posted by: doctormog 


Sorry Doc, posted most recent reply before I saw this! I am looking forward to the potentially cold and settled week the models show IMBY, hope we all get some nice frosts....


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Loving the weather whatever it brings, snow, rain, wind, sun, heat, all great!
Sevendust
15 January 2017 14:23:43


 


Sorry Doc, posted most recent reply before I saw this! I am looking forward to the potentially cold and settled week the models show IMBY, hope we all get some nice frosts....


Originally Posted by: Deep Powder 


It looks typical of a ML block to the east with a potential drift off the continent in the SE for the time being.  The danger is gloom at this time of year with stubborn cloud possible. We just have to hope that we get some clear dry air. Meanwhile it looks poorer to the NW.


Blocking can be a struggle to move despite hints at a breakdown in a few days. 

Deep Powder
15 January 2017 14:29:37


 


It looks typical of a ML block to the east with a potential drift off the continent in the SE for the time being.  The danger is gloom at this time of year with stubborn cloud possible. We just have to hope that we get some clear dry air. Meanwhile it looks poorer to the NW.


Blocking can be a struggle to move despite hints at a breakdown in a few days. 


Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


Yes good point re. gloom, but those really cold, misty murky days can be very atmospheric! Sure we will have some clear spells....Doc PMed you twice!


Near Leatherhead 100masl (currently living in China since September 2019)
Loving the weather whatever it brings, snow, rain, wind, sun, heat, all great!
marting
15 January 2017 14:45:50
It looks to me that high pressure will build over northern Canada in about 10 days leading to a NW flow looking at the charts and ECM mean
Martin
Martin
Greasby, Wirral.
doctormog
15 January 2017 14:47:53

Looking back at the charts and outlook over the last 7 days I would say a week is a rather long time in weather too.


Edit: DP I have replied (twice )


Gandalf The White
15 January 2017 15:48:52

It looks to me that high pressure will build over northern Canada in about 10 days leading to a NW flow looking at the charts and ECM mean
Martin

Originally Posted by: marting 


Doesn't an upper ridge over eastern Canada mean a trough somewhere in the Atlantic, bringing us westerlies or south-westerlies? I'm not sure I understand how it can deliver north-westerlies? 


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Gooner
15 January 2017 16:28:03


HP keeps us dry and cold


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Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
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Gooner
15 January 2017 16:29:08

Dry and cold from UKMO


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Banbury
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Gooner
15 January 2017 16:32:34



Sharp frosts next weekend


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Whether Idle
15 January 2017 16:33:03

Fascinating model watching.  Frosty high from UKMO, channel low from GFS, with snow for the Scots in FI.


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Gooner
15 January 2017 16:36:17

Well into FI a LP runs across the South



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Gooner
15 January 2017 16:41:18


Nine days out and its still cold


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Banbury
North Oxfordshire
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cultman1
15 January 2017 16:45:43
IF I am reading correctly London shows 6-7 degrees I don't call that cold. Its borderline and average for Late January? The double digit temperatures shaded in yellow are seriously close
Gooner
15 January 2017 16:49:42

IF I am reading correctly London shows 6-7 degrees I don't call that cold. Its borderline and average for Late January? The double digit temperatures shaded in yellow are seriously close

Originally Posted by: cultman1 


3-5c quite widely you quote 7c but that represents 0.01% of the population ,including Darren


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Gandalf The White
15 January 2017 16:53:35

IF I am reading correctly London shows 6-7 degrees I don't call that cold. Its borderline and average for Late January? The double digit temperatures shaded in yellow are seriously close

Originally Posted by: cultman1 


Average daytime maxima for London in late January is around 7C, so it is around average. But the yellows are predominantly over the sea and reflect the effect of the sea surface temperatures.


In the reliable timeframe the 12z delivers more of the same, rather chilly in the south-east and the colder air gradually seeping north and west with time.  


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130 metres ASL
52.0N 0.1E


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