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some faraway beach
19 January 2019 13:50:14


 


The problem is the bumps in the road only appear at very short distances. 


Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


The only bump in the road I can see in the ECM ensemble being discussed here is the one single day that the mean edges above 5C for London (it hits 6C for that one day in a week's time - hardly a very short distance away or even nailed on). Even on that day there are a few members giving ice days.



To me that ensemble looks like we've entered a cold spell with no end in sight, and one that will be getting colder still the further we get into winter.


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.
Solar Cycles
19 January 2019 14:01:19
Going off the ever changing MetO updates a cold/very cold outlook remains the form horse but the troughing which had been forecast dropping to our East apppears to be further east than previously modelled.

I would say that we’re looking at heights being near to us throughout the extended period bringing mostly dry frosty conditions but little in the way of precipitation. That’s my best guesstimate anyhow.
warrenb
19 January 2019 14:06:03
The issue is the 🇺🇸 storm creating amplification in the jet. With the models in the US still adjusting the path of the storm early initialisation errors would be quite high at the moment
nsrobins
19 January 2019 14:12:09

The issue is the 🇺🇸 storm creating amplification in the jet. With the models in the US still adjusting the path of the storm early initialisation errors would be quite high at the moment

Originally Posted by: warrenb 


Comparing GFS 06hrs with current position (centre far W Tennessee), the system looks like tracking west of the modelled path which may have implications once it enters the ocean in two days.


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19 January 2019 14:33:35
Just for these people that think UK climate is bad think how I feel having booked holiday to Courmayeur Italy. Southern Alps have been starved of any snow this winter and earlier there were suggestions of a major dump of snow but latest runs will change all that. Mid February not long time to go and this will probably be a record.
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tallyho_83
19 January 2019 14:44:57

AO & NAO (MOST OF) going into negative territory now! - maybe a couple +positive runs but they are outliers.


Do you think that chart was based on our 00z run and not 06z run?




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JACKO4EVER
19 January 2019 15:13:29


The overall trend for the next week remains below average with the exception of Shetland where it looks to be marginally above average


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Something a bit milder in the north by D7?


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Originally Posted by: Gavin D 


yes this was backed up by the BBC forecast for next week at lunchtime, though they stressed it would just be cold rather than talking up the possible snow fest like they did yesterday. 


We have to be realistic, the cold will find any way it can to avoid these islands at winter time- we should know this from bitter experience 

JACKO4EVER
19 January 2019 15:17:24


 


Comparing GFS 06hrs with current position (centre far W Tennessee), the system looks like tracking west of the modelled path which may have implications once it enters the ocean in two days.


Originally Posted by: nsrobins 


yes I’ve been looking at this too and any possible amplification down stream for us. I’m undecided as to what this means for us given other back ground signals at present, should be a bit clearer by tomorrow morning 

Gusty
19 January 2019 15:19:30

Pivotal runs this evening.


We start the ball rolling with the Icon at 114 hours so far.


Early indications suggest a toppling mid atlantic ridge with the jet over-riding. The north sea low pressure is not digging southwards leaving southern England under a slack westerly at this stage.



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Gusty
19 January 2019 15:26:08

Icon 144 hours..jeezus. 


Surely we're not going to miss out again on another mid-winter easterly 



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doctormog
19 January 2019 15:28:09
Did the ICON ever show an easterly? Maybe on one run?
Gooner
19 January 2019 15:34:40


ICON different to the 0z 


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Shropshire
19 January 2019 15:35:59


Icon 144 hours..jeezus. 


Surely we're not going to miss out again on another mid-winter easterly 



Originally Posted by: Gusty 


We have to give credit to the ICON for how it is performed over the last few days, that's really poor not just at T144 but going forward.


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Gooner
19 January 2019 15:37:56


Icon 144 hours..jeezus. 


Surely we're not going to miss out again on another mid-winter easterly 



Originally Posted by: Gusty 


Its a better run than the 0z 


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Brian Gaze
19 January 2019 15:39:00
ECM likely to follow ICON.
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Gusty
19 January 2019 15:40:30

Did the ICON ever show an easterly? Maybe on one run?

Originally Posted by: doctormog 


I don't know but if this is going to come off we need ALL output to show the easterly. Stop trying to polish a turd. Its awful.


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Gooner
19 January 2019 15:42:46


 


I don't know but if this is going to come off we need ALL output to show the easterly. Stop trying to polish a turd. Its awful.


Originally Posted by: Gusty 


Normally this would be accepted - why is it now awful



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JACKO4EVER
19 January 2019 15:43:02

ECM likely to follow ICON.

Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze 


well if it does, and as you say it most probably will, then it’s probably a given that the easterly is off the cards. Terrible bad luck again given other background signals

Solar Cycles
19 January 2019 15:43:22
Geez it goes from bad to worse. The winter that never got started carries on in much the same vein. Soon be spring folks. 😎
doctormog
19 January 2019 15:45:48

 


 


I don't know but if this is going to come off we need ALL output to show the easterly. Stop trying to polish a turd. Its awful.


Originally Posted by: Gusty 


What’s awful? The diminishing chance of an easterly or the cold outlook? 


That aside the ICON which has never really gone for an easterly still doesn’t. I would not be surprised if serveral other models if not all them drop the easterly idea too but time will tell. The cold outlook with less cold interludes is however likely to remain unless there is a chance to the pattern of the last couple of weeks.


If it doesn’t there’s not exactly much we can do about it.


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19 January 2019 15:46:33


 


yes I’ve been looking at this too and any possible amplification down stream for us. I’m undecided as to what this means for us given other back ground signals at present, should be a bit clearer by tomorrow morning 


Originally Posted by: JACKO4EVER 


 


https://twitter.com/GregPostel/status/1086602981150212096?s=20


 


This guy has the qualifications to know what he talking about. ie: that the 1-2 week period is unforecastable. At the moment


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Gooner
19 January 2019 15:47:08


 


What’s awful? The diminishing chance of an easterly or the cold outlook? 


That aside the ICON which has never really gone for an easterly still doesn’t. I would not be surprised if serveral other models if not all them drop the easterly idea too but time will tell. The cold outlook with less cold interludes is however likely to remain unless there is a chance to the pattern of the last couple of weeks.


If it doesn’t there’s not exactly much we can do about it.


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


Im with you , I don't get this ? We don't just get cold from the East 


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Justin W
19 January 2019 15:49:29


 


Normally this would be accepted - why is it now awful



Originally Posted by: Gooner 


 


For the SE contingent, only a mid-winter easterly presents a mouth-drooling prospect. The slow death (in forecasting terms) of this latest one is a bitter pill for those of us in Kent. Sure, NWlies are great for others but not here.


So let us wallow in our trough of despond, please


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Gusty
19 January 2019 15:50:57


 What’s awful? The diminishing chance of an easterly or the cold outlook? 


That aside the ICON which has never really gone for an easterly still doesn’t. I would not be surprised if serveral other models if not all them drop the easterly idea too but time will tell. The cold outlook with less cold interludes is however likely to remain unless there is a chance to the pattern of the last couple of weeks.


If it doesn’t there’s not exactly much we can do about it.


Originally Posted by: doctormog 


Honest answer ? The diminishing chance of easterly.


A colder outlook with less cold interludes is not the reason we are all coming here and investing a lot of our time in. 


 


 


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Gooner
19 January 2019 15:51:04


 


 


For the SE contingent, only a mid-winter easterly presents a mouth-drooling prospect. The slow death (in forecasting terms) of this latest one is a bitter pill for those of us in Kent. Sure, NWlies are great for others but not here.


So let us wallow in our trough of despond, please


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


Valid 


As you were 


Steve's touch of IMBYism can be misleading though


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