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Jimmyh

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  1. yamkin it wont reach us end of if it does i will eat my paul young style hat. We have never had a distinctly good covering from a cheshire gap scenario. going the wrong it needs ideally to be a thames streamer to be a successful snowfall
  2. thanks john i was just about to say exactly the same thing ridiculous scaremongering
  3. i was just thinking erm wot is going on peeps. Warning... no warning warning no warning this just gets better lol
  4. Coast question here am i led to believe that the latest track of the storm system is now over france and the southern half of the uk? Must admit that is quite a movement now is it not from what was forecast yesterday. Confused and a touch concerned as a storm of the 87 magnitude would be something else. This is not scare mongering just general concern that this could get quite bad
  5. that is something that had caught my eye as well are we talking about something that could get as bad as that???? if so then everyone could be in the firing line of this. I also think that the other concerning thing is if it develops before or after crossing land
  6. those charts posted above just show the true volatility of the current evolution of this monster storm. Hence the met office still have not changed their countrywide warnings. Expect some more changes after tonights little episode has passed through. I doubt if it will really be known until 24 hours before it is due to make inroads accross northern parts All of them still look savage
  7. mark my words this is going nowhere these two storms. I believe there will be some changes in the models but as has been said watching model to model runs is not good for the heart. If we take it at face value only one has dropped the idea of fridays low. GFS still going with a monster storm. Pub run will be hugely important here
  8. Agreed thinking of seeing an countrywide amber alert is unprecandented. Early warnings will be out by tomorrow
  9. looking at the models this will i think be a countrywide storm. The storm force winds will be strong everywhere on Friday. 950 at the centre and even 980 out to the edges accross the whole of the country. I haved been model watching for a few years now and i can say i have never seen a model chart like this at 4 days out. This is in my eyes no way a F/I. let us all hope that the storm hits at night otherwise we could be looking at the Jan 1990 storm. I am wondering what the MO will update with by tomorrow
  10. looking at the models this will i think be a countrywide storm. The storm force winds will be strong everywhere on Friday. 950 at the centre and even 980 out to the edges accross the whole of the country. I haved been model watching for a few years now and i can say i have never seen a model chart like this at 4 days out. This is in my eyes no way a F/I. let us all hope that the storm hits at night otherwise we could be looking at the Jan 1990 storm. I am wondering what the MO will update with by tomorrow
  11. I hope you dont mind me asking this question. I am a lurker that posts now and again but with the informative help of JH and others i wated to ask this question. At what point could if as models are forecasting at the moment could this system on Friday be classified as a hurricane? the mb are dropping and dropping and would surely mean a sustained wind speed close to that would they not?
  12. couldnt agree more never experienced such a run of lows.extremly concerned about fridays low and it would only take a shift of a few hundred miles to put the whole of london in the firing line. suffice to say that the whole of the country will hold its breath next week.
  13. No this one on monday tuesday has not got the same track as thursdays storm no way. Look at the whole pointers starting south west coming in over ireland wales and the midlands tracked far far further south than thursdays low
  14. Seriously this whole track for tuesdays low is totally different. I think there will be widespread gales and it could get stronger. Everything is up in the air and i say that saying we will only get 40 mph is a massive understatement
  15. Indeed Lorenzo much deeper than todays. watching to see if it pans out
  16. if this is true as just quoted on BBC check this out omg 1520: @bbcnews RT @BBCWeather: Cairngorm summit just recorded 165mph, only 8mph short of the all-time record. #ukstorm #scotstorm not bothered if on top of mountain or not that is seriously quick
  17. guys if this super storm as we could call it was to verify and yes i know it is in FI but that would surely be a batten down the hatches job. I could not even begin to imagine the wind speeds down to 932mb!!!! it will be interesting watching over the next 3 days to see if this gets to reliable time frame
  18. I notice that there is a red warning on the met office for the central belt of scotland ouchie. This really could be quite a storm here. The weather at the moment really is interesting watching at the moment. i must agree that the jet stream is doing all sorts at the moment. such a volatile situation that amazed at t96 and beyond is fi
  19. Guys surely on the last pages showing 964mb that is close to the great storm of 87 some serious damage would be caused if this did come off.
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