After a slightly milder spell at the start of next week it looks to be
on the cool to cold side, with a slight risk of snow almost anywhere.
But in general the different models are currently throwing up any
solution you care to name for following week from deep lows to intense
highs so anything is possible really weatherwise.
Dave

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
After a slightly milder spell at the start of next week it looks to be on
the cool to cold side, with a slight risk of snow almost anywhere. But in
general the different models are currently throwing up any solution you
care to name for following week from deep lows to intense highs so
anything is possible really weatherwise.
Dave

Ensembles keep it cold. As I said in my summary, basically nothing zonal and
I still expect to see tangerine snow warnings this week. Devil is in the
detail.

Will
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On 02/12/2012 09:20, Eskimo Will wrote:

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
After a slightly milder spell at the start of next week it looks to be
on the cool to cold side, with a slight risk of snow almost anywhere.
But in general the different models are currently throwing up any
solution you care to name for following week from deep lows to intense
highs so anything is possible really weatherwise.
Dave

Ensembles keep it cold. As I said in my summary, basically nothing zonal
and I still expect to see tangerine snow warnings this week. Devil is in
the detail.

Will
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The Saturday Telegraph has an article claiming the Met Office have seen
a Strat warming event in a week's time and are going for much colder
weather thereon.

Cheers
James

Eskimo Will wrote:

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
...
After a slightly milder spell at the start of next week it looks to be
on the cool to cold side, with a slight risk of snow almost anywhere.
But in general the different models are currently throwing up any
solution you care to name for following week from deep lows to intense
highs so anything is possible really weatherwise.
Dave

Ensembles keep it cold. As I said in my summary, basically nothing zonal
and I still expect to see tangerine snow warnings this week. Devil is in
the detail.

Will
--

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To my untrained eye the ensembles are completely spread for the week
after next. As I said, on the cold side but nothing unusual showing up
yet for December.

In article ,
James Brown writes:
The Saturday Telegraph has an article claiming the Met Office
have seen a Strat warming event in a week's time and are going
for much colder weather thereon.

I missed that.

The models seem to have been flirting with bringing in easterlies
anywhere between about 7 to 14 days out, but they don't agree on the
timing which in any case keeps changing from run to run.
--
John Hall

"Whenever people agree with me I always feel I must be wrong."
Oscar Wilde

From the output it seems we're likely to get a 'battle of Britain' scenario with a wide spread in temps. If the east stays in the cold zone I won't be complaining