"Dawlish" wrote in message
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Apart from a reference to "locally warm in sunnier spells", there's
nothing about the possibility of heat next week. The way this possible
plume has been modelled by the gfs today is not as a toppler. Today's
models stall the low and push it more to the NW. This may allow more
of the heat to spread in from the continent and the 12z models the
heat staying and pressure rising to our SE. It's a very interesting
situation for heat. There's been nothing like that modelled for 3
years and the 20C 850hpa isotherm keeps playing with the SE at 10
days.

If these models verify, what on earth is the MetO going to say? With
luck - and it may now take that - the next 48 hours will see a more
progressive bent to the models and the UK will be saved from a
"barbecue August"!

It really is a very interesting situation.

It must be a very fluid and evolving situation, Paul.

The ECM is significantly different from the previous run with a very
'toasty' looking pictu
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Recm1441.gif

Interesting is the word and I await the next ECM run with a lot of it!

Joe




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