Lancashire Lass
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My word you lot have been busy. I go to work and come back and there's 2 new threads lol.
Welcome to all the newcomers!
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I suspect some of you further East are doing better.
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Freezing rain. Lethal. I have icicles hanging off the bonnet of my car.
Current temp -1.1c, dewpoint -1.8c
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Nothing here as of yet.
Temp -0.3c, dewpoint -5.4c
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Morning everyone.
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Right off to bed. You lot be good
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-0.4c, dewpoint -5.6c
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Swainclubber and Backtrack have you two finished bickering yet? If not, might I suggest you continue it via pm.
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Hi guys, my first post on here. great forum btw.
Manchester City have a home game tomorrow sheduled for 5.30, can anybody tell me the chances of it being called off due to the snow?
Hi and welcome
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Where in chat lol? No Peter just multitasking :winky:
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Hey guys trying to access the chatroom but it just says "Loading Chat" any ideas?
Try deleting your browsing history. Sometimes does it to me but that usually does the trick.
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Don't forget the chat room. Busy tonight.
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Spurry I'm from Billinge near Wigan and this is my 1st post, what do you reckon our chances are for Snow tomorrow and how much do you think we can expect? David
Hi Dave, welcome aboard!
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nice. and who is this guy anyway bud
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Current temp here 0.2c, dewpoint -5.5c
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Last post for a while. I'm taking a break. I'm obviously ramping this too much.
Temps down to about -6C tonight, coastal areas could be a little warmer as a brief westerly tint to the wind is picked up.
Other than that, enjoy.
Bye.
Thought I was in the Backtrack thread earlier
Come on Backtrack you say this every year. Stop being daft, take a breather, go walk the dog, enjoy the crisp sunshine and blue skies.
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Try not to be too downbeat eh. Meto warnings are still in place for the NW. I'm not trying to give false hope but lets just see how it all pans out. If nothing comes of it then we can have a quick moan and then onwards and upwards. Lots of potential to look forward to for the rest of Feb.
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-6C it got down to here last night. What are people's current dewpoints out of interest? Mine has been fluctuating quiet a bit this morning.
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Difficult to tell how this will pan out. I can think of late January 1995 breakdown, a couple of days after the Yorkshire snow event, we had an all snow event and the snow actually stuck and we had a temprorary covering. It never turned to rain, it just stopped and then there was a slow thaw. Then there was the New Year's Eve 2000 breakdown which looked like it could produce a temporrary snow event but was a non event on the whole.
Then going back to early January 1986 when it was epxected to be a snow turning to rain event but it stayed as snow and there was no thaw. I think we can only sit back and wait with this but i feel the sooner the fronts occlude the better for snow prospects here.
How did coastal areas do with the March 2006 snow event?
They did quiet well from what I remember.
'The M6 south of Lancaster, Lancashire was badly affected by snow and the A588 near Fleetwood, Lancashire, became impassable'
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Does anybody know the timing of Saturday's incoming front from the west. I'm working in Manchester and will be leaving at 3pm heading home for Oldham. Okay it's only 10 miles or so, but we only need a couple of cm's of snow here before everywhere becomes gridlocked.
Nobody knows for sure but at a guess late afternoon.
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An occluded front lying north/south over the UK brought some of the worst snowfalls in 50 years to the Borders regions with up to 50cm of snow falling across Dumfries and Galloway on February 6th 1996. Warm moist air from the Atlantic was forced to rise above cold continental air. Snow was formed at the junction between the warm and cold air masses, falling along the line of the front. The front extended to the south coast, bringing many cm of snow across Devon, Dorset and Hampshire. The occluded front was followed by a depression moving in from the Atlantic, bringing further frontal conditions and further snowfalls. The clear skies behind the occluded front brought low temperatures overnight with the slushy snow turning to ice.
http://www.petermilf...er/archive.html
The stalled front, perfect NW-SE tilt.Matt Hugo just tweeted this not long ago :winky: :
Matthew Hugo@MattHugo81
Check this out - http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack1.gif | http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack1a.gif - Talk about a stalled frontal zone!
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Ok..........moving on
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Cumbria Marra go easy eh, you're wearing the swear filter out.