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No Balls Like Snow Balls

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  1. Hi all, wonder if you can help. I had the NW radar the last couple of years which was brilliant, however my laptop has up and died (at the most inopportune snowfest moment) and I'm wondering how it fairs on a smartphone? Happy to pay for the radar again if someone can confirm it works well on a phone (Samsung galaxy s3,if that makes a diff).

    I shall of course be glued to lamp post watching too :-)

    And as I'm generally an observer rather than a poster, can I also take this opportunity to say thanks for all the great posts and info from you guys.

    I use it on my phone a lot, it works well for me. I do go to full website though and log in from there. Don't know if your talking about a app possibly.

  2. UK Outlook for Wednesday 16 Jan 2013 to Friday 25 Jan 2013:

    It should remain cold across many parts of the UK, with a good deal of dry and frosty weather, especially for central areas, but there will be some wintry showers and persistent rain, sleet and snow to watch out for on occasion. The detail of where the snow is most likely to be is currently uncertain at this time. At the moment, scattered snow showers look most likely to affect eastern parts of the UK with a risk of some significant snowfall here, whilst occasional periods of persistent rain and milder conditions may fringe into western areas, but turning to snow as it runs into the cold air. An ongoing risk of icy stretches overnight, and freezing fog may also be an issue during the cold and clearer nights.

    Updated: 1146 on Fri 11 Jan 2013

    http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html

    Excellent. Atlantic attacks expected, but fronts not expected to make there way across all of the UK is the way I read that. Very exciting times ahead next week I feel.

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  3. -5c uppers now moving into Eastern UK so the cold transition is well under way.

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    Models looking good for a decent countrywide snowfall event Mon night into Tues.

    Lot's to look forward to over the next couple of days.

    Anything after mid-week currently showing in the models is probably not worth the paper it is written on at the moment given current model volatility - but having said that i think the odds are just in favour of staying cold with subsequent snow risk.

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