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Been full on blizzard here since about 3.30 about 3 inches..very much looking forward to my walk home from work at 6
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26 minutes ago, Polar Maritime said:
Extreme blizzard conditions here..
I'm not at all jealous
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No sooner had i written this off, it starts coming down..sticking on grass bins cars and pavement ..not passed the acid test yet though of sticking on the road outside work.
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Had enough of this Shenton now..wait years and years for a decent frontal snow event and this happens.
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Still no settling snow here..I fear a bust is on the cards for this area.
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Just awoken from nights..and no snow at all here..back to sleep.
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8 minutes ago, Maz said:
Matt Taylor on R4 weather forecast: 40cm in Peak/ Pennines, with drifting and blizzards, peak risk this evening and overnight.
Then he said many areas in Grtr Manchester, Merseyside and Lancashire might see “precious little”. His exact words!
Thats killed the mood stone dead!
Don't know were he's getting that from..my location in Lancashire is right on the border of the Amber warning.
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Feb 96 for me..over a foot easily..I've been waiting ever since for a repeat.
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1 hour ago, tight isobar said:states the notion.. separation of the lows is now pinpoint for advancement!.. getting “binocular sync “- dictates the forward of rolling the Iberian orange arm to pastry.. and the commence of heights allowance into the mid latitudes b4 we could become struggling with Jetstream placement! Anyway whichever way your bid ya head- we are slowly getting jigsaw management!! .. but .. we need to look
for the pieces in the kitchen draw... and put them together... !!!
love your posts...though God help.anyone new who comes across one.
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6 hours ago, Allseasons-si said:
Boxing day battleground anyone,...bring it forward a day
That would be a carbon copy of Feb 1996..my fav ever snow event..I've been waiting since then for a repeat.
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9 minutes ago, Hoghtonwhite said:
Mate, go on the Met office website weather map. They have Blackburn right in the sweet spot for snow.
Also at this range, met office weather app is mostly always accurate and it is showing light snow through the night and tomorrow morning for Blackburn area.
I've seen it pal..that's what worries me..its always wrong for here
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Not expecting any snow here in blackburn tonight..either going to be below me on Merseyside or above me Lancaster area according to the models I've seen.
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met office not showing any snow for Thurs yet..wall to wall sunshine.
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40 minutes ago, Jackski4 said:
For anyone interested in Thursdays potential snow. North to South.
For anyone interested in Thursdays potential snow. North to South.
Looks like a classic wishbone effect to me..snow down the coasts, dry inland.
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5 minutes ago, Steel City Skies said:
What happens? Has something already happened?
Absolute nonsense
Yes something has happened.
Yet again the models have indicated a good cold spell, ..then backtracked as we get closer.
Always always happens.
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Those of us who have been visiting this forum for years, should of known better..this happens .Time after time after time..standard fare.
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34 minutes ago, Winter Hill said:
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The severe cold spell of February 1991 – Wanstead Meteo
WANSTEADMETEO.COMThe cold spell of February 1991 saw unusually deep snowfall in central London. The 20cm recorded at St James’s Park on the 8th was the greatest cover recorded at the site...Glad I can't remember this..looks like most of northwest missed out..easterly syndrome.
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Staring down the barrel of another flop I reckon..used to it now though.
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5 hours ago, Kasim Awan said:
Showers on Friday look heavy and prolonged however as usual the flow looks far too westerly for any streamer to set up through Buxton bar a few showers or if the flow diverges more northerly for a time. Those from North Manchester, through Blackburn / Burnley / forest of Bowland and up towards Hawes look better placed for some beefy & prolonged sleet / snow showers.
Liking the sound of that...but with it being a couple of days off I expect that to change as usual to a few isolated showers or sleet .
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21 minutes ago, Chris.R said:
Right that’s it. Ignoring the mod thread for a few hours. Some outrageously stupid posts on the last few pages.
It's pathetic in there recently..never read as much imby centric crap and drivel in my life.
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Boxing day on 18z...but will be different t next run..no doubt.
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22 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:
Is there not a danger that the low could be so far south by Saturday that we just end up cold and frosty not a bad consolation I suppose but not what 99% on here want from past experience that what normally happens and even on occasions the low goes into France and misses the UK al together.
I think that's exactly what's going to happen.
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Just now, Freeze said:
I apologise for the insensitive post, I always enjoy his posts and follow him as a snow fan, maybe i overreacted. I hope for no hard feelings.
None at all from me..let's hope for a better 18z to to alleviate the gloom.
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12 minutes ago, Updated_Weather said:
Seriously.. the amount of just rubbish in here.. why do people just jump on a run and not analyse properly.
seriously thinks mods should consider closing a thread until runs are fully out!!really puts a downer when there is conflicting information!
Yes..something needs to be done...only a handful of posters doing it as well ..spoiling it for us all.
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Northwest Weather Discussion
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Tuesday looks better..unstable northwesterly..hopefully plenty of snow showers.