There's been a definite shift southwards in our upcoming high - putting it in a position which will waft mild air aloft over the whole of the UK, with some unpleasantly wet and windy weather increasingly likely for Scotland/NI and northern parts of England.
There is one positive from this, though, in that it means the cold doesn't drain away from Scandinavia as much as had been forecast: it's always handy to have a pool of cold air close by in that direction!
The 0z GFS is easy on the eyes, as a Canadian high effortlessly absorbs our displaces Azores High, bringing a cold plunge for the UK. Confidence has to be low, though, as the amplification of the pattern varies wildly from run to run at the moment.
Originally Posted by: Retron