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(1/) The Embryonic Low which will highly likely become the next name storm is now developing along a developing frontal boundary over the Ohio Valley. This Low will move East across the Atlantic where it will come under the influence of the powerful 160-170Knt (nr 200mph) Jet Image
(2/) The low is set to deepen rapidly as it crosses the Atlantic, though there remains some uncertainty in the models with respect to when the most explosive phase of deepening will occur & how near this is to the UK. The 00Z Suite of models have backed off (thankfully) a little Image
3/) from the very concerning extreme solutions seen on Saturday evening. However there is still cause for serious concern with where this low tracks. There is 100-200m Spread in some of the solutions, which if the low is passing NW of the UK doesn't make that much difference

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4/) but when a low is passing from the Celtic SEa across Wales, Midlands & Lincs that makes a BIG difference to the zone of stronger winds. The ECMWF & its ensemble are quite clear this morning on a track towards the Southern Celtic Sea across S Wales/Bristol Channel exiting Image
5/) over lincs . Whilst other models have slightly different tracks the overall evolution & expected track are similar. The Ensemble indicates near 100% of Ensemble runs have >60Knt winds near west Cornwall & the risk of damaging winds through the Channel with nearly all models
6) having 80-90mph gusts for the Channel Islands, What we have less certainty on is the strength & inland penetration of the strong winds across London & the SE of England. Here there is much less model agreement on the shape of the low. Because of the high population


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7/) here I am not going to speculate further until we have better model agreement, but at this point we can be increasingly confident of a major windstorm moving across the UK on Weds Night through Thursday with Damaging Wind & Gust potential anywhere over Southern/SE England


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(8/ ) & the Channel Islands & anyone here should pay careful attention to future forecasts.

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Oct 28
(1/) There is growing support this morning from the UKMET, ICON, JMA, Canadian, ECMWF Ens, for a track for Wed/Thurs Low (which will become Storm Ciaran) for a track across the Atlantic emanating from a developing embryonic Low on a very tight Baroclinic Zone (Thermal boundary) Image
(2/) over the NE USA. The Low moves rapidly east towards the SW Approaches, then turns NE across the UK. The ECWMF Operational is now somewhat on its own (with a few ensemble members) in turning the Low across Ireland, However the majority of the Ensemble + the UKMET, ICON, GFS Image
(3/)turn the storm NE across the Celtic Sea then NE Across Wales, Northern England towards Eastern Scotland. The Multi Model Consensus + The ECMWF Ensemble is now showing reasonably good support for this trajectory. The GFS Ensemble is still showing too much noise for my liking,
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1/6 Despite a NOAA G-IV Dropsonde Mission & Multiple extra weather balloon launches over the Continental US overnight,there remains a clear split in the model guidance with the GFS & some of the GFS based Hurricane models further west than than the Euro Models (ICON, UKMET,ECMWF)
2/6 Studying the Upper Wind patter over N America over the next 3 days, a strong longwave trough over the Eastern US,extends south in both the GFS & ECMWF,but in the ECM the extension is stronger, this appears to be related to the strength of a Jet streak currently over NW Canada
3/6 which is forecast to dive into the rear of the trough over the next 48 hrs & extend it southwards. In the ECM this jet streak is stronger than in the GFS which serves to amplify & extend the base of the trough S/SW by a sig amount. This allows the trough to have a greater
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