Any opinions on todays METO?

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

Could the High move north and give us a cold blast next week?

Or will the jet remain strong to the north and keep us mild?

Matty

"Matty H" wrote in message
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Any opinions on todays METO?

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

Could the High move north and give us a cold blast next week?

Highly unlikely. Grim until further notice, oh and Christmas is cancelled.

Jon. (Grimswold - East Devon)

"Matty H" wrote in message
...
Any opinions on todays METO?

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

Could the High move north and give us a cold blast next week?

Or will the jet remain strong to the north and keep us mild?


Any model above T+72 is best taken as no more than a remote suggestion,
thought you knew that...

--
Rob Overfield

http://www.astrosport02.karoo.net/YorkshireWeather/

Highly unlikely. Grim until further notice, oh and Christmas is cancelled.

Jon. (Grimswold - East Devon)


Oh Dear!

Better not tell the snow rampers on TWO this :-)

Any model above T+72 is best taken as no more than a remote suggestion,
thought you knew that...

--
Rob Overfield


Have you heard of the GFS ensembles? They look good at the long range for a
cold snap

"Matty H" wrote in message
...

Any model above T+72 is best taken as no more than a remote suggestion,
thought you knew that...

--
Rob Overfield


Have you heard of the GFS ensembles? They look good at the long range for
a
cold snap



I refer you to the original post which you were replying to. The same
answer still applies. One model output is not sufficient evidence, if 3 or
4 were suggesting the same, then they would be cause for consideration, but
to pin hopes on one model and its ensemble forecast, is foolhardy.
--
Rob Overfield

http://www.astrosport02.karoo.net/YorkshireWeather/

On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 10:34:38 -0000, "Matty H" wrote:


Any model above T+72 is best taken as no more than a remote suggestion,
thought you knew that...

Have you heard of the GFS ensembles? They look good at the long range for a
cold snap

I thought Philip described it well in his Radio 5 Live chat early
this morning. He explained that anything for more than a week ahead is
a fantasy forecast but even if you go a week beyond that, to 22nd
December, there's no sign of any significant cold spell over the UK.

Joe *******i had similar ideas in his Europe page on Sunday.

I'd forget the white stuff for now, if I were you.

--
Dave

"Matty H" wrote in message
...
Any opinions on todays METO?

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

Could the High move north and give us a cold blast next week?

Or will the jet remain strong to the north and keep us mild?

Matty



I think it will stay mild Matty. Sorry to disappoint you.

LOL!!!

Maybe this would seem slightly more genuine if you were to pretend to be
somebody who actually liked winter...

Joe
"Matty H" wrote in message
...
Any opinions on todays METO?

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

Could the High move north and give us a cold blast next week?

Or will the jet remain strong to the north and keep us mild?

Matty




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Metcheques second forcasted cold spell has gone a bit Pete Tong

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