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Looking at the 06z 850hPa ensemble means for the next week I see London is
averaging about +3C and Aberdeen -8C. Intermediate cities seem to show a
proportional transition. Quite a difference which may explain the News 24
forecast saying further spells of snow for the next week. Certainly no
southern bias there I wouldn't have thought, with rain and a wet week for
the South .
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On Feb 21, 11:55*am, "Dave Cornwell"
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Looking at the 06z 850hPa ensemble means for the next week I see London is
averaging about +3C and Aberdeen -8C. Intermediate cities seem to show a
proportional transition. Quite a difference which may explain the News 24
forecast saying *further spells of snow for the next week. Certainly no
southern bias there I wouldn't have thought, with rain and a wet week for
the South .
Dave


The divide was clearly shown on the Countrytracks/file forecast.
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On Feb 21, 12:02*pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Feb 21, 11:55*am, "Dave Cornwell"

wrote:
Looking at the 06z 850hPa ensemble means for the next week I see London is
averaging about +3C and Aberdeen -8C. Intermediate cities seem to show a
proportional transition. Quite a difference which may explain the News 24
forecast saying *further spells of snow for the next week. Certainly no
southern bias there I wouldn't have thought, with rain and a wet week for
the South .
Dave


The divide was clearly shown on the Countrytracks/file forecast.


Remember the idea of putting a pin to the Bartlett high? Can anyone
suggest a similar thing to push the tracks of lows 100 or 200 miles
further south? ;-)

Nick
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"Nick" wrote in message
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On Feb 21, 12:02 pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Feb 21, 11:55 am, "Dave Cornwell"

wrote:
Looking at the 06z 850hPa ensemble means for the next week I see London
is
averaging about +3C and Aberdeen -8C. Intermediate cities seem to show a
proportional transition. Quite a difference which may explain the News
24
forecast saying further spells of snow for the next week. Certainly no
southern bias there I wouldn't have thought, with rain and a wet week
for
the South .
Dave


The divide was clearly shown on the Countrytracks/file forecast.


Remember the idea of putting a pin to the Bartlett high? Can anyone
suggest a similar thing to push the tracks of lows 100 or 200 miles
further south? ;-)

Nick
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Ahh, pins, the Bartlett High, the good old days, remember them fondly ;-)
Dave


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Looking at the 06z 850hPa ensemble means for the next week I see London is
averaging about +3C and Aberdeen -8C. Intermediate cities seem to show a
proportional transition. Quite a difference which may explain the News 24
forecast saying further spells of snow for the next week. Certainly no
southern bias there I wouldn't have thought, with rain and a wet week for
the South .
Dave


The models would suggest it's going to be a particularly snowy week in the
central lowlands. Given they have the track of the lows forecast correctly
that will probably be true. We shall see.
Alex




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