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I want them to be wrong, in the "slight accumulations" and we get loads!

well i'm still hoping that the models have underestimated this block on a massive scale and the the atlantic front bumps into it, then stalls, and slowly get pushed back, all the time dumping copious amounts of snow for everyone that wants it! If not, i hope another cold shot comes soon lol

i had that problem too, so to get around it i linked it to my FB profile pic, maybe an option if you use FB

Thanks for the replies everyone, off to ignore some people! lol

thank you, and thank you to chilly milly

good morning everyone, looks freezing out there, i wont find out as im poorly, so staying in! can anyone tell me where the ignore tab is? there are a couple of posters, that mainly come out first thing in the morning, in the model thread that i could do without reading! thanks

I think we all need to take a step back and look at whats happened over the last week, also look at the date, less than 2 weeks into winter and we have already seen snow in alot of places. Things can, and will change, last week is perfect example, i know that Atlantic driven weather is easier to model and predict, but thats because our weather is driven by it, to see a potentialy epic cold spell downgraded to almost nothing is gutting, but as i said, we are less than 2 weeks in so all to play for, but due to the location of our little island we are always subject to shortwaves (everytime i see that word i want to scream!) and the Atlantic is ALWAYS keeping a watch over us, thats just the way it is. I'm a coldie through and through, but lets not get all depressed and think winters over when its only just started, the pattern is a vast improvment on last year which can only be a good thing, just might take a few more attempts to get what we want

Seems to be a game of cat and mouse with the snow potential at the moment! Think i'll just look out of my window over the next few days to see what happens!

your welcome Dexter Slightly more confidant about a snowy transition, personaly that is, the next runs are filtering through and again everything is looking to be pushed west a bit more, small changes over the last runs = bigger things in the future. The models have certainly put us through the mill in the last week or so, but starting to firm up now, could be a great battleground event, and i must add that GP saying the other day that the atlantic smashing through would be a false dawn because the models wouldn't know how to handle the PV shift seems to be a good call, ok its not the Narnia situation, but its looking like we will get more than we thought