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Giraffe

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After some blizzard like conditions in a Findon it is now turning quickly to slush. Bye bye my friend.
 






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Papa Lazarou

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driller said:
This weekend possible?
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It's very hard to call. If you believe the Euro models (ECM & GEM) it's probably a yes, but the GFS and its Ensemble says an emphatic no.

Plus Europe is unusually mild atm.
 


Bigtomfu

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Papa Lazarou said:
It's very hard to call. If you believe the Euro models (ECM & GEM) it's probably a yes, but the GFS and its Ensemble says an emphatic no.

Plus Europe is unusually mild atm.
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Ive been keeping my beedy eye on this for a couple of years now:

http://www.aer.com/science-research/climate-weather/arctic-oscillation

Seems to have a bit more of a view on UK weather impacts as well now (previously and understandably focused on the US impacts mainly. Suggesting a real meteorological cross roads for Winter prospects and not entirely linked to a PV disruption. Fascinating reading now that I can understand the relative impacts of each of the major contributory factors.

Overall suggesting we might see a colder than average mid Jan to March with potential for more widespread snow prospects. Let's hope so.
 




Papa Lazarou

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Bigtomfu said:
Ive been keeping my beedy eye on this for a couple of years now:

http://www.aer.com/science-research/climate-weather/arctic-oscillation

Seems to have a bit more of a view on UK weather impacts as well now (previously and understandably focused on the US impacts mainly. Suggesting a real meteorological cross roads for Winter prospects and not entirely linked to a PV disruption. Fascinating reading now that I can understand the relative impacts of each of the major contributory factors.

Overall suggesting we might see a colder than average mid Jan to March with potential for more widespread snow prospects. Let's hope so.
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Interesting. The GEFS signal however is far from clear

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Lyndhurst 14

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North East corridor of the States getting hit by Winter Storm Grayson (who comes up with these names, Humphries next?) with NYC expecting 5-8" and cities further north like Boston expecting 12-18" and winds up to 80 mph - nasty

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Snowblower gassed up and ready, back up generator primed. Kids home from college... dammit sleeping. And I bought them new snow shovels to...
 


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Lyndhurst 14 said:
North East corridor of the States getting hit by Winter Storm Grayson (who comes up with these names, Humphries next?) with NYC expecting 5-8" and cities further north like Boston expecting 12-18" and winds up to 80 mph - nasty

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Blimey must be nasty, it’s literally turned the place upside down.
 


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