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  1. 2 minutes ago, Ian Docwra said:

    A number of reasons are possible - for a start:

    1. Drains or pipes running underneath (we have this with our front path) 

    2. The ground still has some deeper warmth from the mild weather before the snow and this leaches upwards

    3. Salt residue

    4. Generally, slabs and concrete transmit heat better than grass, and heat leaks from houses' foundations to surrounding areas and warms them enough to prevent anything but brief freezing in strong winds, when the heat leaking out is overwhelmed by the constant influx of colder air.  Lighter winds can't take that heat away fast enough.

    Thanks, I think this will explain this for a lot of peeps

     

  2. 1 minute ago, Matty88 said:

    Does anyone get the sense the models are potentially (and hopefully) undercooking the convective potential for tomorrow in particular? Some are all about the front, others are factoring some convection in elsewhere (North and West of the front). You do have to wonder... I’m not convinced this is a SE corner only event yet. 

    You wouldn't be saying that if you were in the SE corner! C'mon, now, objectivity!

     

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