New title for a move -'Sleepless in Wombourne'? Whilst there haven't been any 'sleepless nights' experienced during the last week at 'Bobby-Towers' concerning the path of the chosen forecast, perhaps one or two fevered brows have had to be moped occasionally as the global model runs rolled-in. The pattern selected has always indicated that there would be a build of Atlantic pressure during the pre-Christmas period, this anticyclonic setting a winter scenario for the remainder of December. It may be one of those times when the anticipated build of pressure doesn't materialise, and you have to hold your hands up to that fact, I still have faith however that a much more countrywide wintry scenario may develop late December into January? The global models are still appearing to be having a devil of a time getting a handle on what's going on, some have swung violently in their indications, lately thankfully showing some hints of a pressure build albeit begrudgingly, and not as strongly as the patterns here suggested. It'll be interesting to say the least to see whether the fruits of our convictions are forthcoming and in the first instance pressure builds, will it be transitory or as we have hinted the beginning of 'true 2011-12 winter', which I've consistently believed would arrive 'late and notable'. *18/12/11 -27/12/11* Low pressure crosses to the east and a cold northerly dig in behind this as it transits eastward, a ridge of high pressure following from the west, the period through and up to Christmas characterised by a cold and blustery north- westerly flow some wintriness contained within the flow. It'll be a here, whether high pressure builds as a blocking feature or is transitory will be determined during this pattern period, however the cold weather looks as if it'll continue to be driven into the UK, the prospects for a 'white one' higher across the northern slice of Britain than further south where it rather cold. At the moment until the 'bells of midnight ring' I have to stick to the convictions of the pattern and not 'flip-flop', so over the Christmas period the pattern still indicates a pressure build quite strongly, perhaps Father Christmas will delivery this particular present if I continue to be a good boy? *28/12/11 - 02/01/12* Pressure begins to build as a block in mid-Atlantic and over Eastern Europe, the UK beneath slow moving low pressure, which will only slowly fill, with the air inherently cold within its circulation much of the precipitation will be wintry. High pressure in the Atlantic looks at it will for a time ridge through northern Britain although a slack low pressure system remains 'stalled' over southern Britain, somewhat drier and brighter later but wintry showers continue to make an appearance. There is the prospect that low pressure may be reinforced form the north bringing another few days of wintry weather as we move into 2012, a ridge of high pressure extending across the north of the UK. A brisker breeze across southern Britain accentuating the chilly feel to the conditions, wintry showers quite widespread. Northern areas should be drier and brighter at times but remaining rather cold, with sharp frosts. *03/01/12 - 06/01/12 The confidence here is not great at all but there are indications that with high pressure sitting across the UK, the weather settles here although this anticiyclone is indicated to be drifting westward into the northern mid-Atlantic as the period ticks by, the flow initially light strengthening from the north. Meanwhile, low pressure to the southwest and west edges closer to the UK and strengthens the southerly to south-easterly flow across southern Britain. Here it may become less cold for a time, as milder air crosses to the south with a potentially wintry mix heading north into central and northern Britain as this makes an attempt to push north. High pressure to the north and west may looks to remain steadfast with this low pressure slipping away southward, much of the UK seeing a cold easterly flow establishing, this falling light as high pressure builds back from the northwest. *07/01/12 - 15/01/12* High pressure straddles across the north of Britain, the conditions mainly settled and rather cold, southern and southwestern areas seeing a stronger breeze from the southeast and wintry showers for many central areas, manily rain top the west and southwest where it'll be less cold perhaps Simon & Capn Bob Email me at simon.keeling@weatheronline.co.uk
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