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m1chaels

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  1. So bbc (ECM) is showing precipitation on Sunday but all rain (at about 3 degrees) - do any of the other models have this breakdown of the cold - ideally with snow?!
  2. Nothing modelled as a battleground breakdown either according to the Meto and BBC weather apps
  3. So locally we are forecast -8 for tomorrow night - were are the recent and longer term min temp records for the SE?
  4. Seems to be filling in if anything S of the streamer that is coming trough East Anglia towards Luton Perhaps this will impact N London as well soon.
  5. AL4 7/2/21 - Met Office Yellow warning for snow 01:00 - 0mm 02:00 - 0mm 03:00 - 0mm 04:00 - 0mm 05:00 - 0mm 06:00 - 0mm 07:00 - 0mm 08:00 - 0mm 09:00 - 0mm 10:00 - 0mm 11:00 - 0mm 12:00 - 0mm 13:00 - 0mm 14:00 - 0mm 15:00 - 0mm 16:00 - 0mm 17:00 - 0mm 18:00 - 0mm 19:00 - 0mm 20:00 - 0mm 21:00 - 0mm 22:00 - 0mm 23:00 - 0mm
  6. Yes, large low pressure anchored in the N Sea can also spell costal flooding issues - where are we on tides next weekend?
  7. Obviously only 'indicative' at this point but are the depths quoted in mm of rain or are they snow depths?
  8. Of minor meteorological interest, I can not recall having such a long period of sleet, more than 4 hours, normally I always think of sleet being transitional either to or from snow as the temperature rises or falls, not often the conditions remain conducive to sleet for a long period.
  9. Annoyingly the Dunstable Downs webcam seems to be offline today.
  10. Last week snow event generated about 20 pages before a single flake fell. I wonder what the two odd pages this week tells us for tomorrow....
  11. We are forecast minus 5 overnight, I assume there must be some pretty co!d uppers. When was the last time the SE saw temperatures this low?
  12. Markets hit a new high today though - I always thought b(w)ankers were more 'Champagne & charlie' types - which might be their only chance of seeing a few flakes of white stuff on Sunday the way the models are going.
  13. Lets hope it is not as bad as feared, not sure the country can cope with a flooding crisis at the same time as a covid crisis and lockdown.
  14. The models are showing quite widely 10-20mm of precipitation so depending whether the majority falls as snow then totals could be quite high. The shift to amber has not added depth but has seen the likelihood increase.
  15. When I were a lad in the 80s and we got these snow to rain breakdown events often because it was frontal snow it would arrive with lots of wind (a wind and rain event but snow first) and after the warm up and rain the general cover would clear but there would still be massive drifts behind the hedgerows. Are we looking at strong enough winds tomorrow morning that if there is a spell of snow it could lead to big drifts? My location is forecast 15mph, not sure if this is enough for drifting?
  16. So yesterday's front that brought only rain was quite happy to stall, tomorrow's that might bring snow on the leading edge will sweep through....
  17. Note it gets the warning more for its potential impact than its potential likelihood....
  18. So it has finally got cold enough...and of course the precipitation has stopped Personal Weather Station Dashboard | Weather Underground WWW.WUNDERGROUND.COM Weather Underground provides local & long-range weather forecasts, weather reports, maps & tropical weather conditions for locations worldwide.
  19. I don't think Harmonie got there until right before the event, slightly earlier runs were putting the precipitation further N across central London and then before that N London.
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