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The latest ECM charts are out I will summarise:

Wednesday

Low Pressure

Thursday

High Pressure

Friday

High Pressure

Not a very detailed summary, but they you have it.

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On the 10-day forecast it has changed from rain to sun on the Thursday since lunchtime! Tomorrow it will probably change back to rain again. I don't think we should bother taking it too seriously until at least Saturday. The BBC forecast always seems to be the most accurate anyway but it is only a 5-day one so may need to wait until nearer the time. Whatever, I'm going prepared for all eventualities!

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None of the various models are matching up at that point which means only one thing. They have no idea due to the uncertainty in the short term over the weekend. I think they should all settle down by Thursday though, so it's getting tense.

I'm sticking with my mainly dry, bit chilly at night with the odd light shower forecast. In short, jumpers but no wellies.

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JACKONE has started an update - clicky

Still in progress.

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Further offerings to the weather Gods. Tonight I have spent a good hour cleaning and re-proofing my hiking boots, gaiters and poncho so if it does rain then I'll be ready. (Of course we all know it won't and that I'm just paying respect to Thor and his other mates).

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ha ha..so how many of the 33 guests on the netweather forum, are also on here.

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Seriously geeky fans of synoptics and detailed techhnical weather stuff should, while over on netweather, also visit (as observers!) the general Model Output Discussion thread on the same forum as JACKONE's thread. I've had a post deleted there today as a half justified slap on the wrist for going off topic.

Various chat today on that thread is, shall we say, highly 'inconclusive' ... some posters favour a 'High' scenario (or more High influenced one anyway) for the South and West into later next week, others, equally persuasively, argue that the UK overall will be all more 'Low' or maybe more Northerly/North Easterly, which latter would be chilly, but not especially wet .... it's all about which model output you think is most likely.

The various outputs seem to be switching all over the place at the moment ...

Who knows?

Where's Steve Murr to add his say when you most need him?

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jackones back online. hopefully updating.

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Seriously geeky fans of synoptics and detailed techhnical weather stuff should, while over on netweather, also visit (as observers!) the general Model Output Discussion thread on the same forum as JACKONE's thread. I've had a post deleted there today as a half justified slap on the wrist for going off topic.

Various chat today on that thread is, shall we say, highly 'inconclusive' ... some posters favour a 'High' scenario (or more High influenced one anyway) for the South and West into later next week, others, equally persuasively, argue that the UK overall will be all more 'Low' or maybe more Northerly/North Easterly, which latter would be chilly, but not especially wet .... it's all about which model output you think is most likely.

The various outputs seem to be switching all over the place at the moment ...

Who knows?

Where's Steve Murr to add his say when you most need him?

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