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Heavy rain has turned to snow here..,first flakes of the season!-
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Snowing (first time this season) in Wrexham at 79m asl.
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I’m calling this ‘winter’ over. And what a sorry joke it’s been.Rating (out of 10) ZERO
No snow...few frosts..,too much rain resulting in tediously repetitive waterlogging/surface water flooding episodes (I’ve lost count how many times since November) Afraid Atlantic storms don’t do it for me, damaging winds and a sharp rise in flood warnings was the result, so nope..not for me...so it’s a big fat zero and roll on Spring.
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17 minutes ago, Stratocumulus perlucidus said:
Hail squall here
I’d love to see one of them. Even better a snow squall...
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6 minutes ago, Geordiesnow said:
I think Tuesday is looking the most interesting day for seeing snow showers, hard to put details down but that's the day where the peak of the upper air temperatures will occur. As usual with the Irish Sea, showers tend to be small and isolated unlike what the Atlantic and North Sea can produce so some places may miss out on any shower activity.
Be nice to see falling snow for the first time this season. No chance of it settling unfortunately thanks to everywhere being waterlogged for the umpteenth time since November!!
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No falling snow and obviously no lying snow. Even worse so called ‘winter’ than 2013/14...at least that one gave us one snowfall which temporarily settled. -
This ‘winter’ can suck my big toe.
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This ‘winter’ is definitely in the top 3 (or should that be scraping the bottom of the barrel 3) of the poorest winters I can remember, alongside 2013/14 and the equally dire 1974/75 (which gave us where I live more snow on one day in October 1974 than in the entire winter which followed)
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2 hours ago, Steve Murr said:
ICON 06z for Monday eve-
If that comes off I’ll doff my chapeau...then eat it!
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Blue skies and sunshine.The advantage of being to the east of high ground.
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5 hours ago, CreweCold said:
Just like that...
Look how the positive height anomalies reappear to our N as we hit late spring
Someone up there doesn’t like us very much..
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8 hours ago, Stabilo19 said:
"Harsh" frost across the south last night - between 0 and -4..
You have to laugh! What a pathetic winter so far.
Harsh frost?
And to think that somehow those of us who were around at the time survived -25 temperatures in 1981/82. How times have changed!
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At least one snow event in March to the north of the M4 corridor.Dry and very warm April.
Dire summer as the Azores High goes on an extended holiday, as the Greenland High makes its return just when we don’t want it.
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8 hours ago, knocker said:
I see the cold coven are predictable getting a tad emotive at the likely demise of the settled spell and a return to wet and windy
Absolutely, I’ve still got pools of water at the bottom of my garden dating back to November. Ground is still so saturated that it only needs modest rainfall to flood my driveway and turn the surrounding fields into Vietnamese rice paddies, Suffice to say, the novelty of looking out at floodwater wore off months ago.
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10 hours ago, northwestsnow said:
Of course, I called Jan as a dead duck weeks ago, i held out hope for Feb but the first of Feb now looks a complete write off.
The most wretched winter i can ever recall and i'm not far off 50 now.
One of the decreasing number of straws we have left to clutch is AMO ,we are due to see a switch in the next decade, or so i believe.
In a way this non-winter is even worse than the non-winter of 2013/14. At least in that one, the Scottish ski resorts had a huge dumping of snow. This one however has been a real dog egg.
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Stick a fork in this ‘winter’ it’s done..Yep I’m calling it.
If I’m wrong, then everyone here can rip me to shreds and I’ll take it on the chin.
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1 hour ago, Kirkcaldy Weather said:
If any of you are able to provide pressure readings on Sunday / Monday that would be great
Will do
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18 minutes ago, snefnug said:
Ooh excitement. A few snowflakes in The drecky downpouring?
Yep, saw a few mixed in with the rain here.
Shame everywhere is totally saturated and waterlogged
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Rain still falling, but the barometer is rising (1mb/hr) up to 1009mb...the end is in sight at last.
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3 hours ago, damianslaw said:
Do you mean 1983/84, that delivered alot of cold zonality in January and to a lesser extent February, Dec 83 was mild throughout. Winter 84/85 brought a very cold Jan and Feb, after a rather mild December, indeed there were four winters in a row which saw a turnaround just after christmas, 1983, 1984, 1985 - although the cold didn't properly kick in until end Jan, 1986.
I stand corrected. You’re right. Damn I must be getting old!
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Best :
1978/79 Epic blizzard on New Years Eve 1978 and a very snowy January 1979
1981/82 Extremely cold weather in December 1981 and January 1982. Again very snowy.
1984/85 Genuine cold zonality delivering a lot of snow.
2009/10 Bitterly cold, technical white Christmas, clear sunny skies but with deep snow cover.
Worst :
2013/14 Hideous non winter with relentless flooding rains and damaging winds. No snow fell at all, no frosts and very little sunshine. An absolute abomination of a season - if there is ever to be a winter which is worse than that one, I genuinely hope I don’t live to see it.
2019/20 : I know it’s only mid January but this ‘winter’ has up to now completely failed to deliver anything, with no real sign of wintry weather on the horizon. Wet and mild muck has been near relentless. Hateful.
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Couldn’t care less about snow right now.
Primary concern is that things dry out...lost count how many times I’ve thought or said those words aloud over the past few months.
Everywhere saturated and waterlogged yet again. Tedious and tiresome doesn’t begin to describe it. Just want Spring now. I’m done with this mud fest crud.
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North West Regional Discussion 30 Jan 2019 onwards
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Starting to settle on the grass!