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  1. Forgetting the crazy odd cold run in lala land. Some of the uppers shown on the GEFS are insane some show +12c. I think peoples perceptions of March cold are based on the recent cold ones this past Decade. Most cold spells away from the North are rare, and brought about by northerly toppler type cold not rare raging easterlys.
  2. Wow that's some southerly plume on the ECM from mid Winter to mid Spring in the space off a week http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/ecmwf/runs/2021021412/ECM0-192.GIF?14-0
  3. It rained here with a temp of 0.C and a dew point of -7C sum up this frustrating borefest of a Winter to a T. Glad its finally over. Hope the coming spring/summer is good for storms even they have been rare and poor lately.
  4. The air is so dry, local weather station has a dew of -13C Pity the breakdown was not from a better angel,as it could of been a classic breakdown with the surface conditions we have in place.
  5. Going out for a bike ride soon. Sadly it could be many years before we get conditions like today.
  6. It,s decaying rapidly now its encountering the the dryer air. Most of it is no reaching the ground anyways
  7. Here's a chart we have not seen much of this Winter http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/ecmwf/para/runs/2021021212/ECM1-168.GIF?12-0 Was hoping for a settled and dry end to Winter. Sadly if the UKMO and ECM have picked up on the Atlantic winning out. It could end up being a mild wet n windy end to Winter
  8. Hello, this link will help show/explain what models data ect the meto use Unified Model WWW.METOFFICE.GOV.UK The Unified Model (UM) is a numerical model of the atmosphere used for both weather and climate applications.
  9. Pity the snow is coming to a end. Even though its been crap IMBY for snow, its been great to see those who have been lucky happy and enjoying it. Some very cold nights to follow. Then who knows hopefully will get another bite at the snow apple before Spring arrives.
  10. Can't see what driving has to do with it?? Was only pointing out that it was no where near whiteout conditions, wish it was for ture whiteouts are epic, but at the sametime dangerous and scary to be caught out in.
  11. Hello, try this it's great for viewing various wind highest earth :: a global map of wind, weather, and ocean conditions EARTH.NULLSCHOOL.NET See current wind, weather, ocean, and pollution conditions, as forecast by supercomputers, on an interactive animated map. Updated every three hours.
  12. I think the wind will turn more ENE even straight E slowly over the next 24 hours Just by viewing the UK radar for now shows its near on impossible to pin point showers/streamers they can pop up nearly anywhere in the flow and can fizzle/disappear as quickly as the can form. Good luck
  13. Not our region but check out the convection kicking off just north of Dublin in Ireland goes to show how quick it can ignite if conditions are right.
  14. For the Thames streamer crew the EURO4 shows one setting up from about midday tomorrow onwards http://modeles14.meteociel.fr/modeles/euro4/runs/2021020818/euro4-45-20-0.png?08-23
  15. Cambridge is and has been one of the worst inland City/town in the South of the UK. Its flat in in no mans land when it comes to snow! In about the crapest place for fronts from the West and to far inland for showers from the East.
  16. You won't get streamers if any setting up till later in the night the band over the se of east Anglia is the last of the warm front. That's why is fizzling as soon as it moves inland. Highest chance of streamers for London south will be from the early hours throughout tomorrow morning.
  17. The upper warm front is causing the more persistent light/mod snow in the SE. And from about the wash northwards the showers are convective in nature, and will very slowly move south over night and align more east to west winds turn more easterly. As the upper warm front finally fizzles/moves away Frustrating as it is that's the dry zone in the middle and this event is unfolding slowly
  18. What ever happens imby. This is a fascinating spell off weather. It's brilliant watching/studying the radar and short term models you learn something new every time that's what makes the weather so great. Even if you do want to throw the phone/laptop ect out the window when it don't go your way!
  19. The upper warm front as shown on the fax is limiting shower activity Convection will get going once it fizzles out later tonight and into tomorrow
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