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  1. 1 minute ago, Frosty the Snowman said:

    People's expectations are too high, those sort of events are once a decade if not rarer events. 

     

    Checks calendar 2 years 11 months - nope not a decade  

     

    People forgetting there was a million relatively lame easterlies like this one between 2010 and 2016 - and presumably beyond (I moved in 2016) 

    Not sure about that. Not with that kind of wind, but I can recall at least 1 really decent snow episode every 2 since 2009. Certainly better than this.

  2. 21 minutes ago, Chris Smith said:

    I'm new to cold spells in the North, having moved from East Anglia, where the typical North Sea experience is usually much like it is here today - lots of scattered cells, long spells of sunshine between, and plenty of soft hail as well as snow. It sounds like you folks who've lived here much longer than me were expecting something else?

    Something like this from 2018:

     

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  3. 2 minutes ago, Tucka20 said:

    I've been negative from Saturday night. I want an honorary badge please? Knowing my luck i'll not get one, just something else i'll not get 

    You're already on the membership list. Card will have been sent out. As ever, you should assume the worst and that it has got lost in Belmont Postal Centre. It's all about accepting disappointment as the default of life.

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  4. 5 minutes ago, seabreeze86 said:

    Your never pleased Nick

    Winds going more northeast tomorrow always a better direction for us although still could be some big showers around today which may band together . We seem to be following Scotland just a few hours behind and looks what’s happening there

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    Yes, the usual me, lol. But, tbf, I'm also aware that some of us really didn't get lucky at all last night, so trying to to work out if we're all going to get some soon.

  5. 1 minute ago, garylaverick said:

    It's because the sea off the North East is still under the influence of the German low which is capping convection. The sea off Scotland is not under this influence. The low is slowly moving away...

    What has happened that this state of affairs is lasting at least half a day if not whole 24 hours longer than many were predicting as recently as this morning, though?

  6. 3 minutes ago, Northern Lurker said:

    The APERGE & GEM 3 hour accumulated rainfall (snowfall) charts are encouraging for Mon afternoon through to Wed morning, APRRGE in particular shows a 24 hour streamer of decent intensity over the North East... a significant improvement from what it showed this morning! 
     

    WWW.METCHECK.COM

    Metcheck.com - GEM Pressure & Rainfall Charts - 6-240hr Forecast.

     

    So now it's Monday AFTERNOON?

    I mean... :/

  7. 1 minute ago, Tucka20 said:

    I've been quiet today as I was told on Saturday night and this morning when I said it was disappointing and my luck wasn't in that I was being negative and it will come. Tomorrow will be the day. Well tomorrow may never come. 

    The original forecast was for heavy stuff Sat afternoon through to Monday with showers right through the week before a south westerly front hit on Thursday and dumped another few inches. Then it was Saturday night. Then Sunday morning. Then it was 'yeah this morning was always going to be quiet, wait till later'. Now it's showers Mon to Wed and dry after that. 

    If we get a good dumping over the next 48 hours I'll eat my hat, but I can see 2 or 3cm blowing in the wind as all we'll get sadly this week. The jury is out for the rest of this month but it looks to be cold with HP so no snow, but high gas bills. 

    Anyway, I blame myself. I bought a new sledge on Saturday morning for my little one. 

    I'm with you. Believe me, I desperately wanted my negativity to be proved unduly pessimistic, rather than realistic, but at the moment... :/

     

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