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Old January 9th 10, 08:38 AM posted to uk.sci.weather
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On Jan 8, 10:46*pm, "Will Hand" wrote:
"Keith(Southend)" wrote in message

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James Brown wrote:
In message , "Keith(Southend)"
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James Brown wrote:
As I posted in an earlier thread - but now confirmed by the 12Z run the
ECMWF wants to really bring in the mild stuff, albeit with the colder
weather lurking in the wings - but is the MO seeing something different
from this and the GFS?
*Cheers
*James


Hi James,


Are you trying to wish it on us?
There seems to be consensus atm to ignore any mild changes, it really is
quite unheard of!


It's sheer jealousy Keith - living currently in a snow shadow on the
coast!! - but also very perplexed as to why the MO is sticking to its own
guns on this one.


Cheers


James


I understand ;-)


The EC may look mild but until the jet comes north it won't get anywhere
near mild just a bit less cold and then only really in the SW. We have a
large dome of very cold near surface air over UK at present and any precip.
is likely to be of snow or maybe freezing rain for quite a while.

Will
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Nothing yet that suggests with any certainty what the weather will be
at 10 days. The gfs is still gunning for milder, but the ECM keeps the
block to the east. I'm a little less sure about the block today; those
Atlantic lows on the ECM at 10 days are beginning to look as if they
might mean business, but I'm still favouring the ECM over the gfs.
That could change with a day's runs. This morning, a breakdown is
possible, but not yet likely and by no means certain enough to have
any confidence in it to forecast it. Anyone else like to have a go
with that model situation at 10 days?