pistolpetes11 wrote: » That will do Pig that will do ............
Easterly Beasterly wrote: » Hi.. What does the above chart show? is that E/SE winds?
Snowbiee21 wrote: » Silence speaks for everything again ...
kod87 wrote: » Indeed, nothing interesting in the charts at the moment, people talking about all sorts of possibilities but it's all in FI so it has 0% credibility and as the charts approach a reliable timeframe there is nothing of note or interesting.
Snowbiee21 wrote: » Couldn’t agree more , people get too hyped for something which is way out , pointless !
MJohnston wrote: » The thread literally has "Fantasy Island" in the title, let people hype all they want in here.
JCX BXC wrote: » I think it's a case of Snowbiee can't help but reading, and has crushing disappointment when the charts don't come off
kod87 wrote: » Indeed, nothing interesting in the charts at the moment, people talking about all sorts of possibilities but it's all in FI so it has 0% credibility and as the charts approach a reliable timeframe there is nothing of note or interesting. When all the good charts stay in FI territory and consistently don't make to a reliable timeframe then the signs are bad for a decent cold spell anytime soon.
BLIZZARD7 wrote: » To be honest if you don't find the charts interesting at the moment and of late (assuming you like cold weather) then I don't think you would ever find them interesting. A projected strat warming, Completely absent polar vortex, blocked off atlantic, already considerable northern blocking, a highly amplified NH pattern, very low AO and low NAO, favorable enso conditions, a sleeping sun - These are just some of the reasons the charts in FI might be worth taking note of more than usual. I find Cold northerlys with -7/-8C upper temps interesting anyway and that's not in FI (tis short lived this time though) You have to realise that the troposphere and stratosphere are interconnected - high pressure ridging deep into Greenland at this time of year can cause very favorable developments for us going forward. This is already happening - likewise, the potential minor warming over Canada should also have positive impacts down the line. Might do a more detailed post on this when I have time. Of course this thread is still in Fantasy Island after all and that should be self explanatory in itself. Take everything after +120hrs with a pinch of salt - it is interesting to see how many good possibilities are on the table this year, much better than the usual endless mild wet muck I think. These coming weeks and winter might end up being one to forget, the odds of that are lower than normal though. Remember it's still Autumn, it's only just turned the 28th Of November - winter hasn't even started...