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Winter Weather 2015/16 : See Mod Note Post #1
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Reports of roads locally getting very cut up during the prolonged wet spell. One submerged pothole near Camp village on the Dingle road being responsible for numerous burst tyres ( two on some ). A person I know came across a row of aabout 10 cars pulled in after the pothole with their hazzards on, all it seems changing their tyres
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It would appear there is significant guidance to suggest we will enter the first 'cold spell' of the winter next week. Even the remainder of this week looks rather chilly inland at night, with some frost likely where skies clear.
With a southerly tracking jet-stream , it looks like some ridge will occur in the mid-Atlantic next weekend with some decent height rises over the Pole too.
What seems more than likely is we will have a cool/cold shot from the north/north-west next week/from Monday on-wards for 3-5 days. Perhaps bringing the first snowfall to many places, although current forecasts would suggest lying snow is more favoured on hills and in the north/west. Although this is not precluding a widespread snowfall, just isn't in the models at the moment, but details can be looked at later.
Beyond this period is interesting, analogues and pattern indicators would suggest a return to more seasonal conditions after this cold spell, but there are continuing signs of a Arctic High developing from day 10.
If we begin to see some height rises over Greenland around this stage, there is potential we could enter a significant cold phase, and that is before we begin to look at the potential for a Stratospheric Vortex split later this winter.
Interesting times ahead, lets hope the jet-stream doesn't ruin it.0 -
Weathercheck wrote: »It would appear there is significant guidance to suggest we will enter the first 'cold spell' of the winter next week. Even the remainder of this week looks rather chilly inland at night, with some frost likely where skies clear.
With a southerly tracking jet-stream , it looks like some ridge will occur in the mid-Atlantic next weekend with some decent height rises over the Pole too.
What seems more than likely is we will have a cool/cold short from the north/north-west next from Monday onwards for 3-5 days. Perhaps bringing the first snowfall to many places, although current forecasts would suggest lying snow is more favoured on hills and in the north/west. Although this is not precluding a widespread snowfall, just isn't in the models at the moment, but details can be looked at later.
Beyond this period is interesting, analogues and pattern indicators would suggest a return to more seasonal conditions after this cold spell, but there is contiuing signs of a Arctic High developing from day 10.
If we begin to see some height rises over Greenland around this stage, there is potential we could enter a significant cold phase, and that is before we begin to look at the potential for a Stratospheric Vortex split later this winter.
Interesting times ahead, lets hope the jet-stream doesn't ruin it.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/35228964
John Hammond hinting at whats happening. Winters on the way...........0 -
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Captain Snow wrote: »http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/35228964
John Hammond hinting at whats happening. Winters on the way...........
Well I am speechless....
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Meteorite58 wrote: »Reports of roads locally getting very cut up during the prolonged wet spell. One submerged pothole near Camp village on the Dingle road being responsible for numerous burst tyres ( two on some ). A person I know came across a row of aabout 10 cars pulled in after the pothole with their hazzards on, all it seems changing their tyres
Interesting.. I had a dramatic front tyre blowout yesterday....Apparently the cut by a stone on the wall kept pressure until I stopped ( to recycle tins and bottles) then just blew.. Must have been been between Killarney and Kilcummin and the roads there are in a terrible state.. Bread and water for me this week as the tyre is a write off :mad:.....thankfully I got help as although I know how to change a wheel I cannot any longer do the job.. then the jack seized and the spare was soft...Happy New Year!0 -
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Weathercheck wrote: »It would appear there is significant guidance to suggest we will enter the first 'cold spell' of the winter next week. Even the remainder of this week looks rather chilly inland at night, with some frost likely where skies clear.
With a southerly tracking jet-stream , it looks like some ridge will occur in the mid-Atlantic next weekend with some decent height rises over the Pole too.
What seems more than likely is we will have a cool/cold shot from the north/north-west next week/from Monday on-wards for 3-5 days. Perhaps bringing the first snowfall to many places, although current forecasts would suggest lying snow is more favoured on hills and in the north/west. Although this is not precluding a widespread snowfall, just isn't in the models at the moment, but details can be looked at later.
Beyond this period is interesting, analogues and pattern indicators would suggest a return to more seasonal conditions after this cold spell, but there are continuing signs of a Arctic High developing from day 10.
If we begin to see some height rises over Greenland around this stage, there is potential we could enter a significant cold phase, and that is before we begin to look at the potential for a Stratospheric Vortex split later this winter.
Interesting times ahead, lets hope the jet-stream doesn't ruin it.
I know this is totally unscientific but I am sure there is snow ahead soon. Just " feels" that way....0 -
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