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For anyone believing ICON is disregarded
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And as I typed that Arpege farts something similar but less intense.
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37 minutes ago, MidnightSnow said:
Edit: AWD beat me to it. Still looking good from the ICONI just can’t see it remotely being like this. It’s absolutely on its jack Jones with this
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Yep. Looks like a complete and utter bust for here. Bored of it now to be honest. Ready for some warmth.
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38 minutes ago, wiltshire weather said:
I think the drama for Friday-Sunday is far from decided yet.
The Icon continues to show a very snowy breakdown and the GFS 18z is not dissimilar with frontal snow across various parts of our region Fri, Sat and Sun! Strong SE winds throughout as well so some drifting if it happens like that.
I'm still not convinced the Atlantic will break through completely just yet either. It def feels as though things are on a knife edge and could quite easily flip back to a colder scenario if things fall into place.
Please don’t give us false hope
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1 minute ago, CentralSouthernSnow said:
A long time ago? It was released at 3pm. A few hours.
Probably why he said “seems like”
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Ian Fergusson tweaking my nether regions with the below:
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5 minutes ago, AWD said:
Latest 12z Netweather Medium range model doesn't get any frontal PPN much further north than Devon on Thurs/Fri, and even here it is patchy. Looks very similar to recent GFS & ICON output;
Shaping up to be complete gash this spell. At least as far as this week is concerned for here.
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All apps can be misleading as they are purely raw data. Need to look at the percentages as well. On the face of it for here later, visually you’d think this is great. In reality we probably won’t see a single flake.
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Zilch here. Not a flake. Don’t see that changing anytime soon either, lol.
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16 minutes ago, MidnightSnow said:
Nooo not you too Khodds. There's not many positive posters left.
I recommend reading the posts a few days before the epic March 1st 2018 spell. Lots of crying and whinging only a few days before it happened. We know what happened next. Chin up fellaI hope you get buried where you are. For obvious reasons
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Met Office outlook doesn’t even mention transitional snow, which surprises me:
“Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Tuesday and Wednesday will be cloudy, with a chance of snow showers along southern coasts on Tuesday. Rain moves in Thursday. Continuing to be very cold with brisk easterly winds.”
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1 hour ago, AWD said:
Latest Arome model gives parts of Glos a dusting by tomorrow evening;
Nothing significant, as per expectations, but a little picturesque dusting if you're lucky maybe.
I’ll bank that for now
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11 minutes ago, Nights King said:
Lets hope this isnt the defining event for the great cold spell of winter 2021
Amen to that lol
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3 minutes ago, Nights King said:
I hope your right, roll on the 12z maybe that will snap me out of it
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Ian Fergusson’s thoughts
W COUNTRY TONIGHT-SUN AM: Yellow warning from @metoffice for snow & ice, valid 9pm Sat to 10am Sun. Models vary re potential snow extent/coverage later tonight for our region, albeit agree on the muted amounts (perhaps ~1-3cm parts of uplands Glos, Wilts, NE Som). Ice wider issue
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4 minutes ago, Nights King said:
Only for north east of region abover 200 m?
But that’s not what you said is it?
you said no warnings.
Probably won’t be much if any at low levels, but some will see snow falling and settling.
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22 minutes ago, Nights King said:
Nice to see warnings of snow everywhere except for the west country on met office.
Surely we can strike it lucky once over the coming days?
Eh? There’s a snow and ice warning out for tonight.
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2 hours ago, radiohead said:
Looking back at 2018, this was the GFS snow prediction just before Storm Emma, which actually produced an offical snow depth on the level of up to 69cm in the east of Ireland and drifts of up to 7 meters in places there due to strong winds.
Great post, even if only to highlight how unreliable snow accumulation charts are. I remember when we were first introduced to Euro 4, or it’s previous name, and it appeared to be on the money time after time. Was more of a phase really. The cold is locked in early doors. Once we get to Saturday night let’s play fax charts and radar. Buckle up.
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2 minutes ago, Nights King said:
22 hours was his last tweet?
No, search weathertrending. That’s his and Sarah’s site
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Check out John Hammond on Twitter (Weather Trending)
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Couple of inches here in north Bristol. Nearly stopped now. Radar showing it moving west, so probably had the lions share of it here now.
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11 minutes ago, Barmada_Casten said:
The radar is deceiving - I am not getting anything. There is literally no snow falling right now and when it does it so light. Literaly at the point where I feel like crying.
I think you need to get some priorities in your life. Get a grip I'm not happy, in fact I'm quite sad
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Some people reporting apocalyptic whiteout blizzards, whilst others a few miles away asking when the heavy stuff starts. Gotta love forums, lol
Here, we have around 2 inches on patio table, more on grass where it's drifted. Still not much on paths and roads that I can see outside. Still talcum powder stuff, but looks impressive when a gust of wind mixes it with what blows off roofs
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South West and Central Southern England Regional Weather Discussion 08 Feb 2021 Onward
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This winter summed up in one pic. Been literally sat a few miles west of me and not budging. Although from reports it doesn’t seem like much of anything is falling even under it.