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Here you are...please continue here...
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Please use this thread for your discussions about the current weather or what is being forecast for the next few days in the South East and East Anglia...please remember these regional threads were set up to talk about local conditions and your thoughts on how things are panning out so can we keep things light and topical and avoid any personal remarks or off topic opinions - Thanks and good luck to those of you in the firing line along the south coast
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Good Morning early birds...............
New thread coming!
Please finish off any posts or hold off posting charts etc and I'll link new one shortly....
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Please use this thread for your regional discussions about the current weather or what is being forecast for the next few days in the South East and East Anglia...
Link to the previous one….
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New thread coming!
Please finish off any posts or hold off posting charts etc and I'll link new one shortly....
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Yellow Warning of Snow for East of England :
Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Peterborough, Southend-on-Sea & Thurrock
Yellow Warning of Snow for London & South East England :
Medway
Snow showers will affect many eastern parts of the UK during Sunday evening and overnight into Monday, the showers moving well inland on strong northeasterly winds.
Accumulations of snow will be very variable, as the showers are expected to become aligned into bands, with some places seeing 2-5 cm of snow and possibly as much as 10 cm in a few places in eastern Scotland and northeast England by Monday morning. Lying snow will drift in the fresh to strong north-easterly winds.
Ice will be an additional hazard, particularly in Scotland and northeast England where there has been melting between showers during Sunday.
The public should be aware of the risk of disruption to travel.
Issued at:
1121 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Valid from:
1600 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Valid to:
1000 on Mon 11 Mar 2013
Very cold air will have spread westwards across most parts of the UK by late Sunday, with showers falling mainly as snow. The heaviest snow showers are likely in the northeast, with some moderate falls of snow occurring during Sunday night where these showers become banded.
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.....and a special thank you to MKSA who is patiently putting up with us all today
Haha yeah. That tough place to be series is back on BBC2 tonight. MKSA is interviewed in
The toughest place to be a babysitter. If things go wrong here toys will be thrown everywhere in here
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Yellow Warning of Snow for London & South East England :
Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Portsmouth, Southampton, Surrey, West Sussex & Medway
Outbreaks of snow are expected, starting over the high ground of southwest England during Sunday, and affecting southern England more widely during Monday. Snow will be accompanied by a strong easterly wind which will accentuate the very cold feel and cause lying snow to drift. Accumulations of 2-4 cm of snow could occur quite widely over southern counties, with a risk of 5-10 cm for parts of southwest England.
The public are advised to be aware of the risk of disruption to travel.
Issued at:
1047 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Valid from:
1900 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Valid to:
2355 on Mon 11 Mar 2013
A low pressure system moving up from the Atlantic will come up against the influx of cold air from the north, bringing persistent sleet and snow. At the same time winds will increase, with gusts of 50-60 MPH on coasts and hills. There remains uncertainty about how far north the snow will spread, along with the extent of snow showers in the east.
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Morning and happy Mother's Day to the other Mummies on netweather
I hope you have all been lucky enough to feel as special today as I have...so far I've been showered with gifts, love and snowflakes ..... there is still a roast lamb lunch being cooked for me and a home cinema afternoon to look forward to, Sunday's don't get better than this
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Yellow Alert of Snow for London & South East England :
East Sussex, Greater London, Kent, Medway, Surrey, West Sussex & Brighton and Hove
Yellow Alert of Snow for East of England :
Essex, Southend-on-Sea & Thurrock
There is a risk that snow will continue to fall across parts of southeast England on Tuesday morning, bringing the potential for further accumulations of 3 to 5 cm of snow. The snow will be accompanied by northeasterly strong winds, making it feel very cold.
The public should be aware of the risk of disruption to travel.
Issued at:
1147 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Valid from:
0005 on Tue 12 Mar 2013
Valid to:
0900 on Tue 12 Mar 2013
As the low pressure causing the sleet and snow moves away into France, the band of snow will probably move northwards into Essex and parts of Greater London for a while, although the northward extent remains uncertain at this stage. This Alert will be updated again during Sunday morning.
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Yellow Alert of Snow for London & South East England :
Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Portsmouth, Southampton, Surrey & West Sussex
A spell of sleet and snow is expected, starting in the early hours of Monday morning in southwest England, and affecting southern England more widely by the end of the morning. Snow will be accompanied by a strong easterly wind which will accentuate the very cold feel. Accumulations of 2-4 cm of snow could occur quite widely over southern counties, with a risk of 5-10 cm over Dartmoor.
The public are advised to be aware of the risk of localised disruption to travel.
Issued at:
1136 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Valid from:
0100 on Mon 11 Mar 2013
Valid to:
2355 on Mon 11 Mar 2013
A low pressure system moving up from the Atlantic will come up against the influx of cold air from the north, bringing persistent sleet and snow. At the same time winds will increase, with gusts to 50 MPH on coasts and hills. At this stage there is uncertainty about how far north precipitation will push, and also the extent to which snow will settle on the recently warmed ground. This warning will be updated again during Sunday morning.
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Yellow Warning of Snow for East of England :
Bedford, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Norfolk, Peterborough & Suffolk
Rain is expected to turn to sleet and snow during Saturday, more particularly on high ground, but with an increasing risk at lower levels. Around 5 cm of snow could accumulate on roads above 200 m over northern England, whilst there is also a risk of ice forming on power lines over high ground. At low levels and in the south, the main risk of snow is later on Saturday, and a lot of falling snow will melt on the ground, though some accumulations of 5 cm or more here could not be ruled out by late evening.
The sleet and snow will gradually die out from the north during the first part of Sunday, but ice is likely to form on untreated surfaces, particularly across northern England.
The public should be aware of the risk of localised disruption.
This is an update to the warning first issued on Friday.
Issued at:
1052 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Valid from:
1200 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Valid to:
0900 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Cold air coming south and cutting underneath a frontal zone will bring the risk of snow and ice. Temperatures will be marginal for snow at low levels, and the ground has been warmed by the recent mild spell, though any sustained intensity will allow accumulations even to low levels. Winds on high ground could gust to more than 50 MPH increasing the risk of damage where rain freezes on power lines, especially over the north Pennines.
Ice will be an additional hazard overnight as the sleet and snow clears south.
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Here you go folks....good luck and have a smashing weekend...please continue here...
locking this one up now !
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Please use this thread for your regional discussions about the current weather or what is being forecast for the next few days in the South East and East Anglia...
Link to the previous one….
http://forum.netweat...3/page__st__820
Yellow Warning of Snow for London & South East England :
Milton Keynes
Yellow Warning of Snow for East of England :
Cambridgeshire, Peterborough, Bedford, Central Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire
Rain is expected to turn to snow on Saturday, more particularly on high ground but with an increasing risk at lower levels. 5 cm or so could accumulate above 200 m in the Pennines, whilst ice forming on power lines in strong winds poses a threat of local power cuts. Ice on roads and pavements will also be a risk, especially in the north of the region. At low levels the main risk of snow is later in the day, and a lot of falling snow will melt on the ground, though some accumulations of a few cm here could not be ruled out.
Valid from:
0300 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Valid to:
2100 on Sat 9 Mar 2013
Cold air coming south and cutting underneath a frontal zone will bring the risk of snow and ice. Temperatures will be marginal for snow at low levels, and the ground has been warmed by the recent mild spell, though any sustained intensity could allow accumulations even to low levels. Winds on high ground could gust to more than 50 MPH increasing the risk of damage where rain freezes on power lines, especially over the north Pennines.
http://www.metoffice...Time=1362787200
http://www.metoffice...Time=1362787200
Yellow Alert of Snow for London & South East England :
Kent, Surrey, Hampshire, West Sussex, East Sussex, Southampton, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth & Brighton and Hove
A spell of sleet and snow is expected, starting on Sunday evening in SW England, and affecting southern England more widely on Sunday night and Monday morning. Snow will be accompanied by a strong easterly wind which will accentuate the very cold feel. Accumulations of 3 - 5 cm could occur quite widely over southern counties, and the public are advised to be aware of this wintry hazard.
Valid from:
2000 on Sun 10 Mar 2013
Valid to:
2100 on Mon 11 Mar 2013
A low pressure system moving up from the Atlantic will come up against the influx of cold air from the north, bringing persistent sleet and snow. At the same time winds will increase, with gusts to 50 MPH on coasts and hills. At this stage there is uncertainty about how far north precipitation will push, and also the extent to which snow will settle on the recently warmed ground and this warning is likely to be updated.
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New thread coming!
Please finish off any posts or hold off posting charts etc and I'll link new one shortly....
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Morning regional people...happy Friday to you all
It's a bit foggy here....
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I've been out for some air....shame it was of the chilly and damp variety but I was cheered up to see some signs of spring....
...I wonder if they will be buried under snow by Monday
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Don't mind if I do, thank you!
You never mind if you do
I think this is where the interest is for me, how far will it get inland from early Monday onwards? I'm happy that the East coast is under threat and maybe some of the Channel coast too, but it would be nice for others in the region to enjoy it as well (if you want it that is)NO...not really if I'm honest....not unless I'm going to get a good six inches (preferably with thunder)
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Morning Peeps!
Strangely quiet in here given all the meteorological potential over the next few days.
I'm pleased to see that GFS has recovered a bit of it's standing in the weather community and I've kept an eye on it's output over the last 5 days and it's tallied pretty well with the actual weather that we've had. Now I know past performance is not an indicator for the future, but I'll go and get some charts and data from the last run to stick in here, so we can mull over what Sunday onwards might mean in our region.
Mulled wine ?
.....I've still got that special bottle left for when I get thunder snow
Morning all - horrible day here today but as I will mostly be working I'm not too bothered !
Have a good one folks
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Definitely the biggest downside for me is my heating bill.
I'd be happy for people to have as much snow as they like next week and for myself to come back from my holiday just as it's all finished to be honest. I'd be happy for people somewhere else to have as much snow as they like next week...
......just not in MK
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Hope you all have a great 'hump day'. (Wednesday is hump day)
as in its the middle of the week. I'm not being erm...rude. Oh really...I've heard it called a few things but never that
Maybe we should organise a SE Netweather gathering, on a clear night in the next month somewhere locally, when the comet should be visible (and definitely visible with binoculars) - said only mildly in jest...
Not a bad idea....where were you thinking of ? Maybe someone has a telescope they would like to bring along but if it's cloudy we can just have a drink anyway !
It's bound to snow in MK on Monday....it's the day I pick up my new car, it's first time for 5 years that I won't be driving a 4x4 as well
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Yellow Warning of Fog for East of England :
Peterborough, Cambridgeshire & Norfolk
Fog will be widespread at first this morning across parts of northeast England and the northeast Midlands and locally dense with visibility less than 100 m in places. However across low lying areas the fog should gradually thin whilst becoming progressively confined to higher ground this morning.
Issued at:
0228 on Wed 6 Mar 2013
Valid from:
0300 on Wed 6 Mar 2013
Valid to:
1000 on Wed 6 Mar 2013
Cooling of the slack moist airmass overnight led to the formation of widespread fog over parts of northeast England and the northeast Midlands. However, as cloud layers move in from the south above the fog and a bit more of a breeze develops, the fog should gradually lift this morning and become confined to high ground.
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Thank you for putting up with me folks
It's been a pleasure, as always...but I bet you keep a bit quieter about it when you reach the next milestone in your life
I think this is where the interest is for me, how far will it get inland from early Monday onwards? I'm happy that the East coast is under threat and maybe some of the Channel coast too, but it would be nice for others in the region to enjoy it as well (if you want it that is)
I'd be happy for people to have as much snow as they like next week and for myself to come back from my holiday just as it's all finished to be honest. 
as in its the middle of the week. I'm not being erm...rude. 
Wales (Cymru) Regional Discussion 7th Februaury 2013, 12z onwards
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Posted · Edited by MKsnowangel
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