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  1. Well this has to go down as the biggest let down ever for down here.

    A whole week spent getting excited for absolutely nothing.

    Ive seen more 'white' on the ground on a frosty October morning than I hsve on the ground here and I cant see anything more coming this way going by the radar return.

    Whoever does get snow though is going to be able to enjoy it for the next week at least.

    I wont be radar watching tonight as theres no point, aint nothing coming this way.

    GFS has consistently modelled Tuesday as being a day of potential here so I think thats the next day of opportunity, even a 10 minute heavy snow shower would give me more than I have now so ill see what happens then...after which it will be looking to see what happens with the LP on Friday from off the Atlantic.

     

    A week full of potential, but tbh thats all it ever is down this way, potentials that never materialize.

  2. 14 minutes ago, EJA said:

    I don’t mean to moan but I can’t help feeling frustrated but all the last min chopping and changes after the event already being watered down for us further west. 

    Probably my fault though.

    i brought 2 sledges for my children on Thursday which I paid express delivery for costing £31 to ensured they arrived by Monday so I may well have added to the jinxes and tempted fate there! And secondly I made the mistake of telling people. I should have known better!  So sorry from me

    A question now I’d i may.... Can anyone tell me why the radar says my location has been under precipitation for hours yet nothing’s falling?? Thanks 

    Your using the wromg radar, its not getting to us. I can see a stramer setting up around seaford area though...they always seem to be in the sweet spot there.

     

    Im giving up on this, total non event AGAIN

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  3. 6 minutes ago, Cold Winter Night said:

    Phenomenal output from a coldies' perspective.

    Are we watching a Classic unfold?

    Always at day 10. But as I am writing this, the snow and frost is already entering the East of the Netherlands and there will be no mild between now and day 10.

    Everyone please appreciate how incredibly rare it is what we are watching right now.

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    And if this verifys look at the atlantic, there's absolutely nothing coming our way from there, that's cold locked in for a long while. 

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  4. This is like model watching heaven, first we have tomorrows snow event - then we have the possibility of a channel low effecting the south coast mid week and THEN we have the distinct possibility that what were seeing this week could just be the appetiser before the main event and a real Beast from the Beast courtesy of a Scandi High.

     

    I recall seeing someone post mid week about how a southerly jet stream can often lead to the formation of a scandi high

    I think winter 2020/2021 will be one that we refer back to in the years to come, much like we do with 1987and 2010

    ICON 4am Wed morning.

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    Associated uppers

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    That would be a very close call, JUST about OK for Snow but any further north and that would probably be rain on the coastline. 

    And the GEM then throws this at us, now THIS is what a Beast from the East looks like !!

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  5. 8 minutes ago, sunnijim said:

    That will be requiring some sort of Arctic explorer garment EML.

    I'm pretty high on the South Downs myself ( Saltdean elevation) and a screeming North easter progged on Sunday with maximums of -1c is going to feel like -10c I would think!

    HAHAHA Yup, base layer, vest and standard running top, then i've got my waterproof and windproof jacket No 1 and another waterproof and windproof jacket on top of that.  A buff for my neck, 2 pairs of gloves, knee length socks, plus my trail shoes and calf guards. 

    Nice warm hat and another on my hydration vest just to be safe, running boxers, running shorts and thermal leggings and i'll carry windproof and waterproof lightweight running trousers in my hydration vest just to be safe. 

    It's a lot of weight to have on your person for running, but I'm working my way up to running the Mont Blanc Mountain marathon in a few years time, plus Snowdonia Marathon this year and Lake district ''5 Passes'' Ultra and the Ring of Hell Ultra marathon and the shropshire way 80km race this year....so it's all good training. 

     

    If anything I might actually be too hot and have to unzip layers hahaha

     

    We'll see how it unfolds, I might opt to stay a little closer to home if its really really bad out there. 

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  6. 15 minutes ago, Bevbrighton said:

    I’m in peacehaven so used to missing out but am still hopeful of a few hours of light snow Sunday, sounds like your not hopeful? 

    Hey...I'm hopeful but as you can imagine; given how hard it is for us to get snow down here even when a few miles inland gets buried...im just trying to keep my hopes realistic. 

    Best we can hope I think is that a Thames streamer sets up and that is a definite possibility, so we could get really lucky. 

    I think we will see snow falling but not massive amounts, I'll be running up around Ditchling Beacon and Devils Dyke on Sunday anyway as I want to make the best of it and go to where the snow will be deepest

     

    Just hoping I don't freeze to death lmfao

     

    you guys tend to fare better over there than we do here generally, you seem to be just that bit further East and it seems to make a bit of difference for some reason. 

    It will probably come down to looking at the radar and hoping 

     

     

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  7. Trying hard NOT to get excited down here (erm that sounds very wrong !!!) 

    But over the last 24 hours at least for us snow starved south Central / South East coasters it is looking more and more promising with each passing run that we MIGHT see some snow over Sunday and Monday and possibilities right through until Wednesday.

    The issue with a warm sector seems to have lessened over the last 3 or 4 runs it's still there but it looks like the warmer uppers have been mixed out and replaced by uppers easily supportive of snowfall now. 

    Control run shows this quite nicely. 

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    Wedge of ''warmer'' uppers is still there even on Monday morning, but it's around -3/-4 as opposed to the close to 0 it was showing this time yesterday, but it's plenty cold enough given the direction of travel.

    I'm not expecting to see all that much falling from the Sky here on Sunday, but no doubt others further North, such as  Kent, North Surrey, London, Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk in particular, well you guys look like on Sunday at least you might be buried and im happy for you.  seems like you've been almost as unlucky as we have down here on the coast over the last 4 or 5 years. 

    My eyes are now being drawn to Tuesday as there is a staggering number of runs that have a quite localised area of PPN forming around Kent, Sussex, Surrey some of this is as a result of the low heading through North France and others show this as a feed from the east, but it seems we might be lucky here and whichever direction this comes from...east or west anything that does fall out of the sky would probably be snow...so going to show the various runs picking up on this from the 00z GFS from around the 96-120 timeframe, but because there are soooo many I'm literally just using the runs going up to run No 10 else i'll be here all day.

    Anything beyond 120 is too far away given the current set up tbh regardless of what it's showing so I'm not going to include anything post 120.

    Control (+120)

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    Run 2 (+120)

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    Run 3 (+108)

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    Run 4 (+108)

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    Run 5 (+114)

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    Run 7 (+108)

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    Run 8 (+96)

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    Run 9 (+108)

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    So from the first 10 runs + the control run I.e 11 runs that I've looked at 8 of them are showing this feature which is statistically significant and it's in the relatively reliable timeframe as well so if any of you do miss out on Sunday there looks like being another bite at the cherry at least for us south of London on Tuesday. 

     

     

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