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FI Charts (T120+ onwards) Summer/ Autumn 2018 READ MOD NOTE IN FIRST POST

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sryanbruen

Good evening.

sryanbruen

0z runs this morning both showing the warm period for Wednesday 6th to Friday 8th June. The ECM has it as quite a short snap of warmth with upper airs going down to 3 or 4c on Friday. Note the 564 dam line is much further southwards.

GFS.

ECM.

sryanbruen

To further Kermit's post in the Spring discussion thread, the GFS 12z is still showing the high retrogressing somewhat on Sunday/Monday before building over us from Tuesday to about Friday next week bringing further settled and dry weather. Very warm towards Thursday/Friday with the 564 dam line making it in through us.

The second week of June is likely to be temporarily unsettled with westerlies for a time but then high pressure could quickly come back.

The GFS 0z this morning didn't show this very warm period for the 7th/8th June and in fact, it showed us into an unsettled pattern. The ECM 0z did show the very warm period and the 12z shows it again.

ECM 12z upper air temperatures for Thursday 7th June.

Nature might be cooking something up for us. Mmmmmm

Danno

sdanseo wrote: »

The GFS Para for next Wednesday (caveat: it's 9 days away) is absolutely stunning:

Fairly close

Mobhi1

Some very low 850hPa temperatures over the Iberian peninsula.

sdanseo

sryanbruen wrote: »

564 dam line in through Ireland. I think the atmosphere has gone mad.

Global warmi....no, better not go there :pac:

Donegal Storm

Haven't been following the models much of late but it seems like a really unusual pattern we're in at the moment. We're sort of stuck in a no-mans land on the edge of various high pressure systems and the Iceland low that so often ruins our summers is nowhere to be seen. More like what you'd expect in Central Europe.

Loving the outlook though, settled with any rain in the form of brief convective downpours, exactly what summers should be like