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GFS Promises Christmas Heatwave
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Sponge Bob wrote: »May the mice leave your house and forage the green fields of Donegal till then Pangea.!
You obviously havent seen the blizzard forecast for tomorrow!
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Deep Easterly wrote: »Not really, if he was saying that GFS was showing snow and blizzards for Christmas his feet would be adorned on and kissed by the many!
Just to be clear my post on the first page was not because he was saying it was gong to be warm, That is also a pet hate of mine people getting onto other users because they hope for warm weather. That wasn't my reason.
It just seemed to me that sponge bob was disagreeing with every kind of weather that was talked about here just to rile people. Maybe I was wrong I probably was, I wouldn't be the brightest bulb on the tree.
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Just to be clear my post on the first page was not because he was saying it was gong to be warm, That is also a pet hate of mine people getting onto other users because they hope for warm weather. That wasn't my reason.
It just seemed to me that sponge bob was disagreeing with every kind of weather that was talked about here just to rile people. Maybe I was wrong I probably was, I wouldn't be the brightest bulb on the tree.
Hi Baraca, my post wasn't aimed at you at all! SpongeBob just has an ironic sense of humour which this thread he opened is a shinning example of.0 -
Sponge Bob's post is "like rain on your wedding day" or "the good advice that you just didn't take".Deep Easterly wrote: »SpongeBob just has an ironic sense of humour
Ahem...
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Weatheronline.co.uk video update for today has been posted
I'm with the Canadians on this one 0 -
snow ghost wrote: »We'd all be dreaming of a heatwave Christmas if we were grumbling away in the leaba with only a threadbare night-cap on to keep us warm like Ebenezer Scrooge Bob there.
The cold within him froze his old features, nipped his pointed nose, made his eyes red, his thin lips blue, and he spoke out shrewdly in his grating voice ..."GFS Promises Christmas Heatwave"
Are you the Snow Ghost of Christmas Past? 0 -
Net Zero means we are paying for the destruction of our economy and society in pursuit of an unachievable and pointless policy.
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Deep Easterly wrote: »Are you the Snow Ghost of Christmas Past?
I sure am Deep, and I'll be haunting Scrooge Bob's sorry bah humbug ass on Christmas Eve reminding him of the last two white ones. :pac:0 -
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'Unless', of course, high pressure to our southwest links with the HP over Greenland (green arrow) and HP over Russia continues to build westward toward northern Europe (brown arrow). This would increase the possibility of colder weather from the Continent extending toward the UK and Ireland or alternatively a plunge of cold air from the north. The latter is preferable as the cold over Europe will not have been in place long enough to merit a severe easterly to develop.
Yes, I did say 'unless'
it would be nice, but very unlikely to occur due to the current very cold profile of the stratosphere. Any high over Greenland would be temporary before being sunk. So no link up.
However the stratosphere's current state is unlikely to continue, so the question is to what extent will it warm up? if there is a major warming we could be in business. Bear in mind the long range models don't factor in a ssw event. If one occurs, the models will pick up on the effects of it about two or three weeks later(that is how long the effects of a warming event takes to propagate down to the Troposhere)
So I say let's use the mild Christmas period to prepare for the onset of the beast from the east come the middle of January!0 -
I say start your own thread when that actually shows up in the modelsnacho libre wrote: »So I say let's use the mild Christmas period to prepare for the onset of the beast from the east come the middle of January! ( or an ssw on a radiosonde) 0 -
Sponge Bob wrote: »I say start your own thread when that actually shows up in the models ( or an ssw on a radiosonde)
Don't worry I will. I'll expect you to be as cheerful, as you are in this thread, when I do
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Sponge Bob wrote: »I say start your own thread when that actually shows up in the models ( or an ssw on a radiosonde)
Go away heat lover,who in there rite mind could want a warm Xmas,lock up this muck :rolleyes:0 -
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PurpleSt4in wrote: »BOOOOO-URNSSSS :mad:
IF we get this 'heat-wave' we better get some sort of apocalyptic snowfall in January Spongey
Na, freaky January with 20c+ temps would suit me fine best winter ever so far! 0 -
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Yesterday's GFS projection of 10-12c temps for xmas day have now been shaved down to 4-8c at best, mildest in coastal parts of the southwest and west.
And there is a whole lot of cold air not far away. Wouldn't take much to change for those off to the beach for their BBQ on Xmas day to need to bring snow tyres (with their hats, scarfs and gloves) just in case.......0 -
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Warm at this time of year is just miserable BUT I would prefer ir to the repeated lashings I have been getting while cycling to work every day. But if it is warm then there has to be (for my sanity) a major snow and cold period in January... to June 0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOQhdZBpHI4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-97HG638e9g
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