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Back on weather topic before MKSN pits me on the naughty step, rather cloudy here now and the wind has picked up making it feel much colder.
I don't remember saying you could come off it after the last time
Anyway I'm back now so behave
I've been enjoying a bit of tropical paradise this morning and I didn't even have to leave MK to find it
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Morning, Just a quick hello from me before I dash out...I just wanted to say have a nice day y'all
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please continue here...
..locking this one now !
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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 - Thanks!!
Link to the previous one here:
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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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Tomorrow's weather: Sunrise, sunset and in between there will be a chance of wind, snow, rain, hail, sleet, or tornadoes, and I'm never wrong!
Oh and a new thread will be opening up too !!
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Good, well don't blink or you may miss it!
It's quite heavy now....but I won't be blinking...
it's blowing round like goose feathers now !
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It's snowing here
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Who needs Groundhogs, you can tell it's cold when the Meerkats stand under the heat lamps .....
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Yellow Alert of Snow for East of England :
Norfolk & Suffolk
Valid from: 0900 on Wed 6 Feb 2013
Valid to: 1000 on Thu 7 Feb 2013
Heavy, blustery wintry showers will affect parts of eastern and northeastern England from Wednesday morning. Accumulations of snow are likely to be quite small over low-lying areas until the overnight period, when 1-3 cm may occur away from the immediate coast. However, over higher ground, for example the North York Moors and Wolds, accumulations of snow around 5 to 10 cm may build up.
Icy stretches will also develop on untreated surfaces during Wednesday evening and overnight into Thursday.
The public should be aware of the potential for disruption, especially to travel.
Issued at: 1155 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
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Yellow Warning of Snow for East of England :
Cambridgeshire, Norfolk & Peterborough
Valid from: 1100 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
Valid to: 1900 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
An area of rain, sleet and snow accompanied by strong westerly winds is expected to move southeastwards across northern and eastern England during the afternoon and early evening, turning to rain in most areas before clearing.
Accumulations of snow will vary from 0-2 cm slushy deposits below 200 metres, with locally 2-5 cm above 200 metres, and 5-10 cm above 300 metres in Pennine areas during the first part of the afternoon.
Issued at: 1056 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
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UKMO has snowmageddon on the cards around 144 next week, could be an extended holiday if that verifies as looking like 18" snow according to a Dutch expert
We live in hope
Morning all,
I've just gone round the garden putting everything back where it should be, one garden chair had blown quite a distance and wedged it's self in a bush, ice on the bin lid as well !!
Chilly, breezy and snow flake symbols on the weather station - lovely bright morning at the moment with clear blue sky and just a few wispy bits of Cirrus
Have a lovely day
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just checking....
....night all
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Temperature dropping fast and wind picking up here....but at least it's not dark yet !
CWT2012 I'd be more worried about cross winds on take off at the moment than snow, but I'm sure you will get airborne
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Thanks MK, nice post, well bet you're glad you didn't have to moderate the maid thread last night LOL
I wasn't moderating anything last night, I was watching the Super Bowl and enjoying some drinks
The temperature is not quite up to double figures here today but apart from the gusty wind it's a lovely day....
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Yellow Warning of Ice for London & South East England :
Bracknell Forest, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Greater London, Hampshire, Kent, Medway, Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Reading, Slough, Surrey, West Berkshire, West Sussex, Windsor and Maidenhead, Wokingham & Southampton
Yellow Warning of Ice for East of England :
Bedford, Cambridgeshire, Central Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Luton, Norfolk, Peterborough, Southend-on-Sea, Suffolk & Thurrock
Valid from: 0005 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
Valid to: 1100 on Tue 5 Feb 2013
Wintry showers and strong winds will continue in many areas overnight, although some clearer spells will develop in the south and east. Surfaces will remain wet from earlier showers and from continued showers of rain, sleet and snow, allowing ice to form.
The public should be aware of the risk of icy stretches on roads on pavements.
Issued at: 1100 on Mon 4 Feb 2013
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Fair but perhaps a little bit harsh, I accept the car posts did drag on a little bit for a couple of pages and some could have been done by pm, but there were very few users in here at the time, the weather outside was very bland and mild and it was downtime before GFS 18z rolled out and once it did it got back on topic quickly. A little bit of off topic banter is not always a bad thing at quiet times and this forum has been very quiet since the last cold spell.
By no means meant to be criticism, only an observation.
You may feel it was a bit harsh but it’s in the interests of keeping all the regional threads running smoothly, these are the things that happen on forums, it's nothing personal just the forum team trying to make sure everybody who wants to can enjoy using Netweather without undue spam/off topic posting/aggressive posting/offensive posting or in this case posts starting to drift too far away from weather and region based discussion.
The Moderators are all in agreement with the fact that these regional threads are going to be more chatty and sociable, if you look at pretty much all of the other regional’s then you will see that this one tends to be more ‘off topic’ than any of the others which is something we are all guilty of at times and in moderation is fine, I think we are a great bunch who all enjoy a bit of banter and the happy atmosphere in here.
What is important to bear in mind though is there is always the risk that an individual or individuals can literally take over with excessive posting and drown out informative posts. This is something we're keen to prevent as it's really not helpful to the number of people who want to turn up here and read/chat about the weather in their location if the topic of conversation is football or cars!
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I think I might have had one too many and clearly on the wrong forum so I will bid you all goodnight
I was thinking exactly the same thing myself.....I've been looking through this thread and the number of totally off topic post is getting a bit silly now, they do nothing to add to the regional discussion and some informative posts are getting lost.
These regional threads were set up to discuss local forecasts and conditions .. so can we please stick to that please?
I suggest you go to the chat room or post in a relevant thread in the lounge area for all other topics....thanks
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What ground hog prediction, and do we even have those in england?
No..but we should have...
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Evening all....
Temperature 0.3 °C
Dew Point -3.1 °C
...gritters are out in MK
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It's a rather bright afternoon, the rain has cleared away and I can actually see clear blue sky, yay! I'm not sure what blustery stuff we'll get later, but hopefully you'll hang onto your smalls, Coast!
CD
Well someone's anyway
It's a rather lovely day here....a bit blowy but the sunshine and mildness is most welcome !
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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 here:
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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....
Here you go...
locking this one now !
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Anyone needing a cold and snowy weather fix tune to Channel 5 tonight at 9pm for 'Winter Road Rescue'
http://www.channel5.com/shows/winter-road-rescue/episodes/episode-1-414
....it could be coming to a road near you soon !
South East and East Anglia Regional Discussion 6th February 2013>
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It's like that outside here too, with a very awkward wind that keeps blowing the garden chairs over......
.......I was in the Central Business Exchange Building Jan, at the Winter Gardens outside Duncan Bannatyne's Gym !