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I'm glad you brought that up, I notice something similar here in weston that when it's atlantic frontal snow, the ppn has a habit of breaking up as it passes and then reforming, I've seen this process happen time and time again in winters past while watching the ppn meto radar, yet take today for instance and we've had pretty much heavy rain since late afternoon.

Horrid out there, mild doesn't bother me but hate wind and rain, would rather high pressure over us, even if it meant mild temps during the day.

My thoughts exactly, at least I'm finding out who on here is a novice model watcher and who are the more experienced model watchers who aren't silly enough to take every model run as gospel, one thing I find funny is those people whose mood swings as much as the models do when dealing with cold outlook, like a few weeks ago lol. Bring on the mild I say, be nice out there in any sunshine & today is an example, clear blue skies, oh and on the subject of mild, you wont find me writing off the rest of winter just because the models are showing mild for the next week or two, they might be right or we could find ourselves breaking out of the mild spell sooner.

Lol couldn't agree more Andy, some on here seriously need to get a grip! I also see accusations of straw clutching, can't say I see any, I for one am not expecting any cold weather til towards the end of jan at the earliest, the models are still indicating a change to colder conditions around the 20th, will be interesting to see if the models keep with that theme over the next few days.

Worst possible weather in my book, cold rain.yuk!!! If it's going to rain then at least be very mild along with it!! I see the next cold spell is still showing in the models to start around the 19/20th, I even see some comparisons to 1947 being made, we shall see

Don't think it matters how cold it is, going by the latest met office radar there wont be much of anything falling, it's very patchy indeed with the more organised ppn way out west of cornwall and that lot isn't heading our way, or is this band of ppn meant to intensify as it moves north?

I'd say people on here are being realistic, they know any snow that settles wont be around for long but who cares, personally I like seeing snow falling and couldn't really care less about whether I get any settling snow or not!

Worst of the winds will be on the southern flank of the low pressure, so they've been saying over on the mo thread, so if it tracks to the south east of the uk then we should miss out on the worst of it, here's hoping anyway as that looks like one very nasty storm!

New Weather warnings out for heavy snow for just about all our region tomorrow, warnings were updated at 23.07.

Well I consider myself the biggest snow fan on this site lol, but I'm now wishing for spring to arrive, I'd probably feel differently if it was cold enough for any falling snow to settle but it's just not cold enough at sea level, we had heavy snow for a time this morning which was nice to see but when the ground is too warm for it to settle it might as well fall as rain. This winter has been the best I can remember in along time, to have snow lying for 7 days back in january & then to have fresh snow fall on top of what was already lying, well it had been many years since that last happened here in weston! Roll on spring I say, daytime temps in the mid teens with plenty of sun & coolish nights.....heaven

Well that was fun while it lasted, had some very heavy snow earlier with huge flakes but it didn't settle, not bad going considering the NAE I saw last night showed rain for this area.

Hello there fellow south westerners, very very long time lurker here, about 5 years or so! lol, thought it about time I joined up! That was a very interesting forecast by Richard Angwin, significant snow on monday & there was no mention of it just being for the hills either Hopefully that wont of changed to rain by the sunday evening forecast.