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I didn't actually worry when it apparently wasn't going to happen not sure if its because I been meditating a lot lately or what, normally I'd be fuming but in the end it's turned out fine anyway

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Snowing pretty hard here now, settling on everything, finally.

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1 minute ago, Chris K said:

After a few flurries it has stopped absolutely dry as a bone here yet apparently under ppn on radar.

The heavier stuff south of us still seems to be moving north I think

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Just now, MidnightSnow said:

@Zephyr How are we still bone dry lol?

Edit: Spoke too soon. Finally.

lol I know been watching radar for hours now my eyes are going square, we been under the pinks for so long and nothing

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12z EURO4 looks good, even Trowbridge filled in

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The PPN split at north Wales it was having none of the Welsh mountains by the looks of it

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@MidnightSnow check the met office site for Yate back to where it was  

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That's looking a little better than it was..

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1 minute ago, AWD said:

That's PPN accumulations, not snow accumulations, hence why Cornwall is green.

Oops yeah sorry about that half asleep and didn't think about it lol. Sorry.

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ICON 12z out to +27 here is the accumulations

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The pivot doesn't actually look to bad hopefully it can hold its intensity as it hits land 

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Yate symbols are now all light snow (I know nowcast) 

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Looks like I will be doing a 48+ hour awake time as the snow seems to get here through the night on the 6z euro4, I'm not missing it  lucky I suffer from Insomnia at times like this, other times it sucks though. 

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1 minute ago, MidnightSnow said:

I had to Google Spirals (In my 20's) and it's the same building that I've just literally come back from (Anytime Fitness) - Mind blown.

Was Riley's before Anytime Fitness there was some pretty crazy times up there also in the mid 2000s as it was the only place around that had a late night license, think they did try making it in to a night club again called Waves or something but have no idea what happened to that. I have a membership up there also not been for a while though, I just use it for spinning classes or did. 

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1 minute ago, West is Best said:

Gone 1.30pm and it still hasn't started ppn in Exeter. It's dark and windy but no ppn just yet. So surely that's slower than expected?

About right I think this is the EURO4 6z for 3PM

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1 minute ago, jethro said:

Is that a bit like thundersnow but with potential to be longer lasting? Or am I just full of wishful thinking?

Would be nice, we had some thundersnow in 2004 or around that time, can't really remember but I think it just means increased precip in and around it 

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3 minutes ago, jethro said:

What does that mean in terms of weather expected, good or bad thing?

Mesolow

(or Sub-synoptic Low) - A mesoscale low-pressure center. Severe weather potential often increases in the area near and just ahead of a mesolow. Mesolow should not be confused with mesocyclone, which is a storm-scale phenomenon.

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@Stormygirl welcome to the madness and the friendliest place on earth

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29 minutes ago, MidnightSnow said:

@Zephyr

9 heavy snow symbols... I think that's a record

Think so also mate, we hit the sweet spot again? Yate it getting pretty lucky lately. We have waited a hell of a long time though. 90s was soooo bad.

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06z euro4

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Today

In to tomorrow

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1 minute ago, MidnightSnow said:

Good old Kingsgate park!

Seen someone coming out of meredith's with two sleighs wasn't you by any chance?  

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Went for a walk, don't worry I didn't go to bed  had to lap up some of that cold air!

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13 minutes ago, Blizzardof82 said:

Netweather radar down 

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