A friend sent me this, up near Aberdeen this morning.Coming down harder now apparently!
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A friend sent me this, up near Aberdeen this morning.Coming down harder now apparently!

Some of the background signals suggested an elevated risk of colder periods developing during winter 2017/18. However some seasonal forecast models such as GloSea have been consistently pointing towards a milder and wetter than average season. Synoptic developments during November so far have been mixed but a tendency for higher pressure over Greenland has been present. The TWO winter forecast will be issued at the end of November.
What does this actually show?The uncertainty at the moment is crazy - yesterday the models were all moving towards milder now this:
https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/twodata/chart.aspx?chart=/charts/gefs/gefsens850London0.png?cb=634
That drop is quite something though obviously what actually happens is far from certain.
What does this actually show?
I struggle to comprehend these models, but really want to know more!
So 7th is going to get very cold with significant rain/snow ?Simplified all the lines through the middle are different runs of temperature modelling of the air mass overhead which give a general indication as to conditions - at -5 ground temperature is usually about 0-3C.
The lines along the bottom are rainfall totals for the different model runs and below that are numbers representing how many model runs out of roughly 20-21 are showing snow.
So 7th is going to get very cold with significant rain/snow ?