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As a coldie and all year weather nut I think you've just got to take whatever comes your way and not get all worked up about what the models are showing, it's only weather we can't control it and if this winter ends up mild and wet then so be it, as no amount of fretting or arguing over each model run will change the outcome.
one thing i'll never understand is people getting het up because they are in a 'snow shield' or 'the north gets better snow' or 'wish we had a climate like germany'.
it is a thing we can't control and never can control but still people get all upset by it.
personally i like all types of weather so i'm alright but if you like sun, go somewhere sunny and don't live in the shetland isles, its not difficult.
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but thats wrong isn't it? people would have said the same before 2010. In 2009, 2010 and 2011 there was plenty of cold weather about AND snow.
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I used to love autumn but the way the season turns out most yrs now ive kinda given up on it. Its not so much the dry weather that annoys me but the above average temps we get most autumns now ,just doesnt feel like the season i used to love.
September has generally been a pleasant month. I remember going back to school after summers and it was always pleasant. What did you used to love about pleasant weather?
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Time for a moan!So frustrating that we are always on the edge of having a fantastic Summer (prolonged heat and amazing thunderstorms) or sustained Winter cold with loads of snow!Just to the east of us they are baking in hot temperatures and sunshine and have been for weeks on end, check out Scandinavia for example . (I know the South east of England has done well so far but not as sustained or hot as the above)Winter it is the same old story, just to our east they are getting all the cold and snow! Really grinds my gears, always so close...yet so far.The British climate is incredibly tedious and boring. Thank god I am only a couple of hours drive from the Highlands, especially during dismal lowland Winters like 2013/14. It is my only saving grace.
The Highlands are in Britain.
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it happens every year.
not even sure its worth discussing?
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since the week of the world cup opener we've had about 2 days with rain.
thats nearly 6 weeks of dry and often warm conditions.
last 5 days over 27 degrees.
personally its been brilliant.
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Seeing as I am not experiencing or expecting any thunderstorms at the moment I have time to reply.....................why are storms fascinating? well for me it's the pure joy of seeing nature at it's best, or worse according to each individual, the science and power of storms intrigue me, be them thunder storms, hurricanes, tornadoes, snow storms or just good old normal storms. You can't beat them, oh and I love heat waves too
i love extreme weather as well.
perhaps i'm being niave but as we live in a very wet climate the last thing i look for in summer is storms. if they come along then thats great but i love weeks of no rain in summer. I love seasonal weather.
personally, and this is not knocking others i just don't like heavy rain in summer if i can help it when we get enough in winter.
however, if it rains, it rains and we can't do a lot about anything we get and it does amaze me when people say 'storm shield' as if the weather hates them. it is waht it is. we all enjoy different aspects i suppose.
enjoy your storms everyone.
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not that bothered
enjoy
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Firstly, this is a STORM discussion thread where like minded enthusiasts share their knowledge, current reports, and general love for thunderstorms...
Secondly, there's very few, if any, of those on Netweather who you can categorize in your second sentence, as the majority go nuts for storms in summer, and positively go weak at the knees for the prospect of snow in winter
and i would like to know why people find storms so fascinating. surely the right place to ask?
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i do find these threads weird congratulating people for having a few bits of thunder and heavy rain?
i love all sorts of weather but i'd love to know why people like storms in summer and don't like snow in winter?
it seems a bit odd.
each to their own though.
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the plume has hit.
if the plume is 24 degrees at 10pm outside and no wind then i'm all in favour of it.
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we've had a pretty decent summer so far.
maybe four or five rainy days in the last 3 months.
still 22 degrees and clear blue skies in my garden.
we've had far far worse.
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yes but we can't do anything about it can we.
lord lummy you'd think we've worn the wrong coloured pants and are unlucky.
IT JUST HAPPENS
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to me its all a bit too much.
i can deal with short term stuff but long term seems to be just pointless. It never verifies to what people say and i don't see how people can interpret charts in different ways.
i look at the sky and the radar for my weather.
BUT i do appreciate others longer term outlooks and their interpriation on the weather.
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i''m afraid that means nothing to me
you obviously know your weather but being a imby we've had over 2 weeks of great weather which i've thoroughly enjoyed. It broke down yesterday and i enjoyed sitting indoors watching the football.
Other people get a bit prissy about the weather which i understand but i love all aspects of it.
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yeah but you can't do anything about it.
literally nothing.
it can be disappointing but why people set their mood around the weather is a bit beyond me. there are positives (unless you have an outdoor event planned) sit in and do something you enjoy knowing you are not wasting your time. Because you are certainly wasting energy on wishing the weather was better.
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but you cant do anything about it.
why worry?
today was meant to be dreadful an although it hasn't been the warmest of days we had a few showers and its lovely and sunny now.
calling the weather pathetic is a bit ridiculous when you think about it. How can you change it?
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yeah days over 23 degrees since last Wednesday here so can't complain.
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i'll accept it
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doesnt you not wanting warm weather make you equally selfish?
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asking again. can someone actually say what they think is happening in the weather for the next couple of weeks? on the model outputs thayre too vague 'cool weekend' 'northern blocking ridge from the east south
what about temps in mid whatevers and dry or wet or whatever they think?
we really need more regional boards so us less educated can get more depth from those who know.
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so could someone give us a reasonable forecast of what is meant to happen in the next week? From the mod thread they say things like 'good charts' but don't say what they actually mean. Are they good charts for thunder lovers, settled weather lovers?
i think i prefer the more regional regional threads than this as there are too many variances and we don't know what people are looking for.
anyone give any clues?
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unbroken skies and light winds in cardiff today.
a little bit of rain last night.
the rain today is showing all the rain moving along the norfolk coast.
weather forecasting needs to be improved or not worked upon until 12 hours out after the forecasts of torrential downpours all this week.
Model Output Discussion - 16th Jan 12z onwards - Smile While You Post!
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possibly not the place to post but i'd love a thread on saying what will actually happen in words that people that don't understand the models and their individuals runs say.
for example
'it looks like the north will be wet, midlands dry and south west dry'
rather than
'there is a shortwave that may effect the scandi high and a reload of the zonal mild pattern developing in the atlantic.