In message ,
Lawrence Jenkins writes
Big massive high to our East bringing in a bitter easterly with a
chance of a Med low drifting west


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn3841.gif

I can see the high, but any blizzard looks a very long way away based on
that chart.


We're saved , or is it doomed.



Anyhow we all know how 'nailed on' the GFS is at that range.

I'd give you long odds against the next - 12Z - run looking similar.


Happy New Year.

And too you.
--
John Hall
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particularly from a relative, a friend,
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On 16/12/2015 16:37, John Hall wrote:
In message ,
Lawrence Jenkins writes
Big massive high to our East bringing in a bitter easterly with a
chance of a Med low drifting west


http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn3841.gif

I can see the high, but any blizzard looks a very long way away based on
that chart.


We're saved , or is it doomed.



Anyhow we all know how 'nailed on' the GFS is at that range.

I'd give you long odds against the next - 12Z - run looking similar.


Happy New Year.

And too you.
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Furthermore, if you look at the pattern at the end of the 12z, it's
almost the same as what we have had for over a month. HP in Western
Atlantic, HP over Southern Europe and a LP over Iceland and Northern
Scandinavia. Only difference is that run has shifted things a couple of
hundred miles North.
Dave