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  1. CME IMPACT: As predicted, a CME hit Earth's magnetic field on Jan. 9th. The impact was weaker than expected and failed to produce widespread geomagnetic storms. Nevertheless, some beautiful auroras have appeared around the Arctic Circle.

    GROWING QUIET: Giant sunspot AR1944 has not unleashed a significant flare in more than 48 hours. The growing quiet, however, could be the calm between storms. AR1944 has an unstable 'beta-gamma-delta' magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class flares. http://www.spaceweather.com/

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  2. Yes Kayo,history tells us this time and time again, A very complex subject including lag times, the degree of activity, and also the fact that the sun has been very quite over the last few years for saying that we are at the peak Solar Cycle 24.

     

    What i will say is, is that any immediate activity will have no effect on our weather. 

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  3. Was looking back over the threads from march last year with all the snow last night.....the hills around glossop did pretty well....my neighbour was saying the snow drifted over the hedges here and partially blocked the road i now live on..... Was feeling very much like i wanted some winter before going to sleep....hopefully something morewintery next week.... Your posts with derbyshire council etc were very interesting...bookmarked a few pages yesterday....

     

    Yes some of the biggest drifts i have seen for years and years here, very unexpected... was snowed in for 5 days and drifts up to the bedroom windows. Pretty amazing and a Month i will never forget, i just wish all months were like that !

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  4. Looks great for cold next week, looking at the charts has this got the scope to be prolonged cold????

    Looks like it's not one that will last too long, plenty of time to change though...short cold is good after the start we've had...

     

    I would not worry how long it will last, it's not here yet ! and once Europe has cooled the models will then get a clearer look on things. Like i said yesterday we are still waiting for the Atlantic to slow down, so lot's to happen in the real world yet, As LS, myself and others have stressed and is said year in year out, lets get the cold here first, at least that is a dead cert now !Posted Image

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