Charts analysed are for T+96 hours - 12Z Tuesday 11th November 2003
unless stated.

UKMetO:
SLP: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rukm961.html
High pressure (1035mb) lies to the east of the UK over Eastern
Europe/Western Russia. Low pressure (975mb) lies out in the Atlantic
to the south of Greenland. Winds across the UK are mostly light in the
southeast, but freshening south/southwesterlies elsewhere. Most
eastern areas will be mainly dry and fine but rain will move in from
the west. Temperatures will be close to normal in many parts. Beyond
this there is little change in the south and east with high pressure
close by keeping most parts here mild and dry, but the Atlantic low
brings some rain to the north and west.

GFS:
SLP: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rtavn961.html
850hPa Temperatures: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rtavn962.html
2m Temperatures: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rtavn965.html
High pressure (1035mb) lies over Poland and into Western Russia. Low
pressure (two centres of 975mb) lies to the southwest of Iceland.
Winds across the UK are freshening south/southwesterlies. Most
souhteastern parts will be mainly fine and dry, but the north and west
will see rain moving in. 850hPa temperatures are close to +4C in most
places. Forecast 2m temperatures range from +9C in the north to +13C
in the south. Beyond this low pressure influences the northwest, but
high pressure remains close to the south and east, keeping conditions
rather mild and settled here.

DWD:
SLP: http://www.wetter.com/home/img/sat/g...071200_096.gif
High pressure (1035mb) lies over Western Russia. Low pressure (980mb)
lies to the south of Greenland. Winds across the UK are light in the
southwest, but freshening south/southwesterlies in the northwest. Most
parts will be mainly dry and bright, but cloudier in the northwest
with rain moving in. Temperatures will be close to normal in many
parts. Beyond this conditions turn more unsettled across all parts,
but the south probably won't see too much in the way of rain.

NOGAPS:
SLP: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rngp961.html
850hPa Temperatu http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rngp962.html
High pressure (1035mb) lies over the Baltic and Western Russia. Low
pressure (975mb) lies in the Atlantic to the south of Greenland. Winds
across the UK are freshening south/southwesterlies. Most parts will be
mainly dry and fine, but rain will move into the west. 850hPa
temperatures range from +2C in the north to +5C in the far southwest.
Temperatures will be close to normal in many parts. Beyond this the
northwest remains rather unsettled, but high pressure keeps the
southeast dry and mild.

JMA:
SLP: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rjma961.html
850hPa Temperatures: http://www.wetterzentrale.com/pics/Rjma962.html
High pressure (1035mb) lies over Western Russia. Low pressure (975mb)
lies to the south of Greenland. Winds across the UK are mainly
moderate southwesterlies. Most southeastern parts will be mainly dry
and fine, but rain is likely in the north and west. 850hPa
temperatures range from +1C in the northwest to +5C in the southwest.
Temperatures will be close to normal in many parts. Beyond this all
parts turn windier and mostly unsettled, but the south will see the
driest of the weather before turning potentially stormy later.

Canadian – T+72 hours for MONDAY:
All charts: http://weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/data/m...ast/478_50.gif
High pressure lies over Scandinavia. Low pressure (969mb) lies well to
the west of the UK in the Atlantic, with a secondary low (1011mb)
lying in the Bay of Biscay. The UK lies under light to moderate
southerly winds. Most parts will be mainly dry and bright, but perhaps
some rain in the west. Daytime temperatures will be close to normal in
most areas.

Summary:
A rather more unsettled outlook as we go into next week with low
pressure moving closer to the UK from the Atlantic, with south or
southwesterly winds keeping most parts rather mild.

***Apologies, but there will be no 12Z Model Summary tomorrow -
Saturday 08th November 2003***