"In summary, the runs today continue to show a mobile setup, albeit a
westerly/NW'ly type of flow than SW'ly/WSW'ly. One thing the runs all show
is high pressure remaining to the NE of Svalbard, which has the effect of
forcing lows to move eastwards or even ESE'wards from Iceland, rather than
the usual NE'wards. The GFS and Canadian runs out to 10 days both show lows
passing close to Scotland as a result later in the period. As ever, more
runs are needed".



The wording here is rather interesting, "One thing the runs all show
is high pressure remaining to the NE of Svalbard, which has the effect of
forcing lows to move eastwards or even ESE'wards from Iceland, rather than
the usual NE'wards".

I still would not get too excited about an imminent cold spell though. It is
a bit too early for that, but at least some longer term signs maybe there.

Gavin.

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