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Winter FI Charts

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    #92
    naughto
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    what site do ye get the FI Charts ??


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    #93
    TheInquisitor
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    naughto wrote: »
    what site do ye get the FI Charts ??

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showpost.php?p=68785964&postcount=89


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    #94
    TheInquisitor
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    Some models still on for a storm . GFS weakens it a bit and it doesnt have a direct hit on Ire/Eng. The below models still show a seriously strong storm. Tomorrows updates will be interesting

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    #95
    nacho libre
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    i trust the ecm

    as well as the potential for very windy weather, if it comes off like this, it could bring a fairly cool snap for a day or two, before the cold gets shut off.


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    #96
    TheInquisitor
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    Holy mother of god that'll be a beast of a storm if it actually makes that intensity!! 955MBS DIRECTLY OVER IRELAND!

    And yes i do think there was a need for CAPS locks in this case


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    #97
    isle of man
    Registered Users Posts: 347 ✭✭isle of man


    could this be that FI may well become truth for once.:eek::D


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    #98
    maquiladora
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    isle of man wrote: »
    could this be that FI may well become truth for once.:eek::D

    You should keep an eye on this one. If the 18Z GFS came off, Isle of Man could see sustained winds of 90kmph at times and gusts over 100kmph.


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    #99
    WolfeIRE
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    hmmm...
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    #100
    maquiladora
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    Canadian model has something closer to a proper storm for the south at T144 :pac:

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    Inland gales. Strong gales in coastal areas. Storm force winds just off the south coast about to hit land. :D That might be the best storm since 1997 for me if that came off.

    Pity its FI and just on one model.


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    #101
    nacho libre
    Registered Users Posts: 16,661 ✭✭✭✭nacho libre


    index.php?app=core&module=attach&section=attach&attach_rel_module=post&attach_id=105055

    tentative signs perhaps of the pattern that could take hold towards the last week of november?


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    #102
    arctictree
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    GFS FI showing some nasty cold weather for next weekend:

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    #103
    maquiladora
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    102 hours isn't really FI but but anyway....

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    Deepening low pressure system skimming very close to us as it moves northeastwards. Nothing spectacular about that really but it could bring fairly windy but not stormy conditions in places. Nothing at all like yesterdays storm but who knows, maybe it will be more intense/interesting in future runs?

    *Strawclutching*

    18Z has upgraded this feature a bit. That could bring a brief few hours of gales for some coastal areas:

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    #104
    eskimocat
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    arctictree wrote: »
    GFS FI showing some nasty cold weather for next weekend:

    Yeah, and MT mentions the possibility of snow inland in sheltered areas, as well as frost over night, met eireann also mention frosty conditions.
    Looks like that chart is delivering!

    EDIT: misread and thought you were talking about this weekend, lol should have realised I was in F1 Land!


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    #105
    Rougies
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    maquiladora wrote: »
    102 hours isn't really FI but but anyway....



    Deepening low pressure system skimming very close to us as it moves northeastwards. Nothing spectacular about that really but it could bring fairly windy but not stormy conditions in places. Nothing at all like yesterdays storm but who knows, maybe it will be more intense/interesting in future runs?

    *Strawclutching*

    18Z has upgraded this feature a bit. That could bring a brief few hours of gales for some coastal areas:

    Keep on clutching at those straws Maq, look what happened last time! But start doing it for snow soon will ya?! :D


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    #106
    TheInquisitor
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    Did someone say BEASTERLY!!! Too bad there's no cold pool in Europe...

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    #107
    Deep Easterly
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    Rougies wrote: »
    Keep on clutching at those straws :D

    ECMWF at 228hrs continues this high build to the north:

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    I bring with me a fresh bale of straw though just in case we run out!

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    #108
    TheInquisitor
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    Continuing from where you left off Deep at the very end of FI the models show a cold pool pushing deep into europe

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    #109
    TheInquisitor
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    Bored so i've gone searching the different GEFS versions ....DEEP FI!

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    #110
    thetonynator
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    Imagine those charts 1 month later . . . .:eek:


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    #111
    BEASTERLY
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    TheInquisitor wrote: »
    Did someone say BEASTERLY!!!

    They did? :pac:


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    #112
    isle of man
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    Them charts look like the start of a mini ice age :eek:

    and so it begins ;)


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    #113
    Elmo5
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    Looks like a setup simillar to last year with a high off greenland and those easterlies coming in?:D


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    #114
    maquiladora
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    Whatever about FI, it's feckin freezin out there tonight!


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    #115
    WolfeIRE
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    C'mon Deep Easterly. No not you Galway lad!:)

    ECM0-240.GIF?14-0


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    #116
    Redsunset
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    Ah charts like that would bring a tear to a glass eye. Would like them in December though.

    However this is what im expecting.

    I'd like to call this Frozen in Time. ps Not my Pic

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    #117
    Speak Now
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    #118
    WolfeIRE
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    hopefully we won't be in FI with these charts for too much longer


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    #119
    darkman2
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    Last night did us favours for ground temps! So far so good...;) An extravagant icy frost here.


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    #120
    nacho libre
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    redsunset wrote: »
    Ah charts like that would bring a tear to a glass eye. Would like them in December though.

    However this is what im expecting.

    I'd like to call this Frozen in Time. ps Not my Pic

    J+Wigley_Frozen+Tears.jpg

    it can get quite cold from such a set-up in late november, sometimes though. The cold air will eventually pools its way here anyway after a week or so.

    i'd prefer to see this pattern emerge a bit later so as to increase our chances of a breakdown not occurring till around Christmas time. Frontal snow on Christmas Day anyone?


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    #121
    maquiladora
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    nacho libre wrote: »
    Frontal snow on Christmas Day anyone?

    Frontal snow pushing up from the southeast, dumping masses of the white stuff along the south coast and then pushing up further inland....

    *mouthwater*


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