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  1. Thanks for the update Nick. I,m in pessimistic mode ATM as so far this Winter any chance of a snow event has been a let down. So I fear the system will be less developed and whizz along the channel and into northern France. Or develop to much and introduce the dreaded mild sector and move further north. Option 1 most likely. Or could get lucky for once and get the middle ground.
  2. I. Wish it was that's from the start of February 1991 look what it lead to
  3. Bit harsh Polaris, but I can see both sides. Let's meet in the middle
  4. Pffff wet snow. Give me dry powder snow from an Easterly any day. Though sadly that happens once every 30 years
  5. Sunday looks best bet for the south snow wise. http://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2021012012/gens-2-2-90.png P2 http://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2021012012/gens-5-2-90.png P5 http://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2021012012/gens-6-2-90.png P6 http://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2021012012/gens-11-2-90.png P11 http://modeles16.meteociel.fr/modeles/gens/runs/2021012012/gens-30-2-90.png P30 There are various other chances over the Weekend to.
  6. And its.... Raining Lol what a joke. Oh well back to model watching for next few years until the next exciting episode of will it ever snow.
  7. Still dry here . odd from what the radar shows either way band of whatever will of moved through soon anyway.
  8. Main reason for it being amber is the time IE rush hour not the amount of snow!
  9. Was a sonic boom from a euro fighter jet. Heading towards London. Sonic boom after RAF Typhoon jets scrambled to intercept private plane NEWS.SKY.COM People say the noise was like a bomb had gone off as the jets broke the sound barrier to intercept the plane.
  10. Anyone hear the sonic boom over Cambridge. See the trail from the plane was very low, wonder why. The shockwave was epic shook the house.
  11. With a steady rise of 850pa temps, after this more blocked cold spell comes to an end (small chance it won't and will wane then wax into the next cold period) along with an uptick in precipitation spikes. We will enter a more average and unsettled spell of weather. After that who knows? Throw a SSW in to the model mixing pot, and its most likely to be even a more fun and bumpy ride then it normally is.
  12. Sadly it's sleet in Cambridge with the disappointing drip drip drip sound.. Such a let down as a if it was a tad colder it could of been a decent snow event for many.
  13. I,m in Cambridge and nothing reaching the ground atm, I fear it will be a drizzly mess by the time it does reach the ground
  14. They just showers though no electrical activity, All the Action is out in the North sea
  15. Dusting on roof's grass ect NMM show's another band of showers developing behind the one we have atm, Some parts will see a dusting as the showers move inland and fizzle out though the evening http://modeles.meteociel.fr/modeles/wrfnmm/runs/2014122712/nmm_uk1-1-8-0.png?27-17
  16. And the precipitation clear at the same time, Dew point steadily rising here up to 2.7C from 1.2C earlier this evening.
  17. :smiliz64: Yes it is. Pity the low was a tad more north, for our region though
  18. But it is not pivoting southwards? The system is further north and the snow on the north and west flank of the system will clear East/southeast
  19. It will pivot slightly then clear e/se in to the North sea, can clearly see its further north on the radar and is picked up well by the latest EURO4 run
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