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Is the GFS a warm outlier?
Looking at:
http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?a...nsviewer;sess= It seems to want to bring in an extended period of milder conditions. More snow flurries here in S Wales Cheers James -- James Brown |
Is the GFS a warm outlier?
On Dec 2, 10:01*am, James Brown
wrote: Looking at: http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?a...nsviewer;sess= It seems to want to bring in an extended period of milder conditions. More snow flurries here in S Wales Cheers James -- James Brown It can't be described as a warm outlier, James, as the operational follows the mean and the plume fairly closely to the 14th. (A little warmer next week, granted). Even at that distance, we are beyond model forecasting usefulness and it reflects a Haytor reading of the runes, from then on. Personally, I see no agreement, or consistency and at 10 days, I have fairly low confidence in any outcome. An Atlantic block, developing next week is likely, but beyond that, I really don't think anyone knows. With luck, that high will sink southwards, after sitting over the UK for a few days, bringing in south-westerlies and a warmer feel. That's a "with luck" hopecast though! |
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