Stuart Taylor
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Happy wee boy with rosy cheeks this morning.
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Newarthill, seemed to just get the edge of things last night but woke up to this nice covering.
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I'm not sure about this for tonight, can't see any precipitation on any charts I've looked at. Where do local authorities get their information from out of interest?
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Thaw setting in now, fingers off snow sadly falling off the previously comfy arms of trees, a sad time
Got out to build the twins' first snowman just in time I think!
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Pretty thick snow here in newarthill just now.
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Had the twins out for their first experience of snow. They were unimpressed but they will learn!
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10 minutes ago, Huntforsnow said:
I was just checking met office app. They have also just put a new warning out
So they have, great work huntforsnow ! Thanks.
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1 hour ago, Huntforsnow said:
MetO now forecasting heavy snow for tonight in Ayrshire could be an even better covering by tomorrow
I can't find anything anywhere to suggest this? Can you give me a link or something cheers.
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Is that the party over now for the central belt? Anyone know of any other action over the next few days? It's turning all dirty in Motherwell now.
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I've worked it out. Anything going over Penicuick will reach us in Motherwell. Come on Penicuick, get your act together!
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I'm hoping that big long one you guys to the south of Edinburgh are getting is going to make it to Motherwell, think it's just going to skirt us to the north though, does anyone else find themselves spending an unhealthy amount of time trying to track showers and replaying the previous hour over and over to try and convince themselves it will track over them?
It's infuriatingly addictive.
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11 minutes ago, Ross90 said:
Good pics Stu, took a walk round dalziel estate earlier.Not often you see everything so thickly covered especially on March 1st.
Cheers, I was wanting to go a bit further round the town but my wife made me promise not to go out in the car!
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If you are still up and able to do so and it is safe to do so you should get out a wee walk just now, it's beautiful. Very rare to have the streets to myself and unlike anything I've ever seen in Motherwell before.
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I'm pinning my hopes on that lad there that I've circled coming over the red dot. Hope nobody else is wanting it.
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I think the good people of Motherwell need a slight change in wind direction or strength. The last couple of hours have seen things miss is to the north and south or dissipate just before they reach us.
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20 minutes ago, Ross B said:
This shower looks better on radar for the Glasgow area.
I'm sitting in my in law's in Carfin tracking that bad boy! Guaranteed them it would be snowing by 2015, getting nervous now!
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Yep, down at the dalziel building. Hoping to wake up to something decent in the morning.
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Weakening now, that was a fast moving shower, think that's it for a couple of hours now.
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Photos taken 9 minutes apart. The wee uncovered patch in the car park covered up really quickly and the road white now.
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The multi coloured blob has reached Motherwell and is giving decent snow.
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That red bit near the top is heading directly for me, hope it makes it here and is snow.
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29 minutes ago, Stormeh said:
This one looks good, I hope it makes it here!
I've got my eye on that too, it's getting closer...
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From clear to this on 10 minutes in Motherwell.
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7 minutes ago, Hawesy said:
I know Motherwell and Wishaw well, as my grandparents lived there.
There was often a real difference in snowfall with Wishaw being that bit higher up. Anyway I would guess 5cm for Motherwell. Kilmarnock I’m not familiar with but I know from this thread it’s not a town that usually catches much snow. Let’s go with 2cm.
Thanks, I will leave the snow shovel ans food supplies at home for my commute tomorrow then :-D
There was often a real difference in snowfall with Wishaw being that bit higher up. Anyway I would guess 5cm for Motherwell. Kilmarnock I’m not familiar with but I know from this thread it’s not a town that usually catches much snow. Let’s go with 2cm.
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Dunoon, my hometown, brilliant! Get out a walk along the West Bay tonight, my dad used to always take me along the prom when there was a big storm on. Hope all is well down there.