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  1. 18 minutes ago, kold weather said:

    Well I caught the tail end of that streamer that has caused the Amber warning so got some more snow than I expected. However looks like Reading area really copped it last night. Guildford area must have done well as well 

    Aren't you running around butt naked or something, to keep the bet you made with forum last night?

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  2. 13 minutes ago, bluearmy said:

    just a reality check .... it might be worth thinking about some of the decent cold spells of the past decade and then viewing the archived runs that were being thrown out for the week two period back then. It’s very unusual to see the verification live up to the levels of deep cold etc that were being shown 9/13 days ahead .....what is important to see is the potential longevity of the pattern .... the more bites at a potential snow event we get, the more chances we have of one sticking ..... especially once we have surface cold in ...

    onto the 12z’s ....... don’t expect to see anything in particular ......just enjoy the ride for the time being ....

    That's interesting, because the extent to which the cold air is moving to the south of Europe also looks pretty outrageous at this stage. Is this likely to modify too?

  3. 15 minutes ago, ghoneym said:

    Maybe not Spain or Africa but forecast to move away from a pole ward jet towatds the equator, yes in the zone for the jet to fired up slightly but it certainly won't be a raging jet, low enough latitude wise so as too not cause us many issues going forward. 

    Screenshot_20190112-195655.thumb.jpg.35259cb23aabd28ec73e22a5c618b759.jpg

     I can't understand that chart yet. What does it show? If the jet is not pushed south until the 28th, where is it set up? 

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  4. My hope levels are pretty much at rock bottom at the moment to be honest, despite JACK's reasonable forecast. This is almost certainly influenced by it having barely stopped raining heavily for close on 24 hours here in West Wales, only just stopping now (currently grey and drizzling). Reports from the festival site say they had it pretty heavy in Smerset all day yesteday too.

    Get another day anything like yesterday's at any point next week, with 180,000 pairs of bots on site, and it's Muddaggeddon time for definite.

    It's Monday morning and I'm getting seriously depressed.

    Me too me too me too.

    The thought of pitching in a mudbath and trudging round in a lake of mud all festival fills me with horror. It's always a gamble isn't it, Glasto?

    Please let it change. Cmon cmon cmon!

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