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Winter FI Charts
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11-09-2010 11:04pm#1Never goin to happen, but if they did!!!!
Think its time for a Fantasy Island thread as the models are starting to pump out some tastes of the winter to come*.*FI charts NEVER amount to anything!
Might be fun just to have a thread of completly unrealistic, implausible and impossible charts because you'd never know... D
Beginning of some cooler times...?
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Anyone else think this is a very interesting setup? You have the low in the East just after passing over scotland the the next low pushing down artic Air. Obviously not a hope of anything like sleet even but could put a decent chill in the air
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TheInquisitor wrote: »There's a storm a brewin!!
The best storms are always in FI! :P
I think it was last Nov the GFS was showing an epic storm with hurricane force winds at only 100ish hours away that had lots of people, including me, going :eek:, but it didn't pan out quite like that in the end! So I'd take anything at 240 hours with the biggest pinch of salt I could find.
Still though, it's fun to enter the season of 'virtual storms'.
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TheInquisitor wrote: »
There's a storm a brewin!!
would that be the remnants of Lisa or some other tropical storm making its way over here?0 -
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maquiladora wrote: »...... So I'd take anything at 240 hours with the biggest pinch of salt I could find.
Hey, go easy on that salt, we're going to need it all this winter! 0 -
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Very deep in FI but exciting to see the GFS showing a brief early October cold period with -5 uppers extending down over Scotland. Snow possible in parts of Scotland if that came off.
Meanwhile the ECM is showing a period of very wet and windy, maybe even stormy conditions.0 -
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maquiladora wrote: »
Meanwhile the ECM is showing a period of very wet and windy, maybe even stormy conditions.
http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Recm1921.gif 0 -
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maquiladora wrote: »12Z ECM FI is sticking with the same theme as the last run....
What do you think DE?
Not overly encouraged by the trend to have slack lows sitting right on top of us Maq
This seemed to happen quite a lot last winter too, which essentially kept any active weather running around the periphery of Ireland rather than over it. But early days yet, hopefully the next few runs will show low pressure centres passing to the north of south.
On a different note, the ECMWF seems keen over the last few runs to develop a wave depression close to Ireland towards the middle of the coming working week:
which is forecast to pump up more heavy rain over the eastern half of Ireland once again. Seems to be a common theme this September so far. Of course it may all change in later runs but could be one to keep an eye on. 0 -
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"Big wind a comin'
listen to the hummin'
Hurry up son, be quick, don't stall..
You know we can't be slow, take the kids and get below,
If we don't hurry, it'll surely get us all.."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VhtHn3nkJlo
Well, not really that bad but this gem of a chart is only 348hrs out on the latest GFS run.
Time to batten down the hatches!0 -
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