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9 minutes ago, Mair Snaw said:
Sleety pish is what i would call it... the odd big flake mixed in.. and my app is now saying 16cm overnight so now i trust it even less... i have set my alarm for 6am to check and if there be snaw on the ground im waking the kids up and going out in it, might be the only chance i get this winter...
Maybe 4 hours of wet snow at most before the milder air takes over, still an outside chance of a flake or 2 on Xmas day evening, think by next week we should start seeing some nice model runs
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4 minutes ago, Sceptical said:
Stunning day with wall to wall sunshine. The Met are going with something quite different
Maybe it's this they see
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Yellow snow warnings out now for the north and north east from 5pm today to 11am Wednesday . Can't see much settling near the coasts but certainly inland.
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Temperature certainly taken a tumble this afternoon, was 10.1c about midday now hovering around 6c now
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Changed around in the city now heavy rain and thunder and lightning in the north and dry in the south side
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A day of contrasts between north side of Aberdeen to south side dry in Dyce yet some heavy persistent rain just a few miles away in the city.
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Their a bit depressed in the MAD thread 2 weeks of unsettled weather for definite but positive signs of a return of high pressure into early July, hopefully this time next week they, ll be a little cheerier.
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57 minutes ago, Quinach said:
You can see how joe public treat weather warnings sceptically - thunderstorm warning but the forecast shows 30% chance of a light shower....
Lovely start to the day with some good warm sunny spells - already 18c with calm conditions.
The met was showing thunderstorms from 10am to 4pm for Inverurie yesterday that has totally changed to a chance of a heavy shower about 2pm now.
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You couldn't make it up after 4 days of fog thick drizzle and temps no higher than 9c we get a lovely warm morning now it's raining heavily in Aberdeen we might have reached the dizzy heights of 14c which felt tropical after all the crap we've had, still no sign of summer in the models
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The residents of the Isle of Man will be glad to hear its cooling down next week
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I see Altnaharra hit 19.6c today, Inverness not far behind at 19c not jealous at all current temp 10.2c in the city
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3 minutes ago, Polar Maritime said:
Many may will be aware of it than you think...
But let's keep this discussion on what what the models are showing. I don't disagree with you, But let's keep it on topic. I've certainly said enough myself without straying off the path to much... Have a good night all
Let's just enjoy some welcome dry weather for the next few days even if a thick jersey is required
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1 minute ago, Polar Maritime said:
Certainly has recent years, I don't think anyone knows the 'exact reason why/how just yet. But just for thought.. the climate is certainly changing
I'm sure the understandings of the role of the Hadley cell may help, it has more influence on our weather than many are aware of.
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1 minute ago, Polar Maritime said:
All depends on how far South the low goes.. let's see
A trapped low seems to be a common feature after winter around Portugal anyone know why?
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4 minutes ago, Polar Maritime said:
The post from Summer Blizzard saves some from banging said head on any kind of wall, A 'cut off low' looks highly possible
Heat and storms for southern areas
give me some prolonged dry weather up north Ive a, cricket square to look after
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7 hours ago, Kirkcaldy Weather said:
Using the sounding from Edinburgh Airport we see the instability increases from around 6pm through 3am which will spark the showers off which again could have thunder and with the dewpoint on the lower end some hail/wintry precip, that's a nice amount of CAPE for April and a decent LI value
There will also be a convergence zone developing through Fife which moves northwest and has a linear shower train along it
Great spot
seems to be following that track
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Rain back into the north east around 9pm sleety stuff in the mix 4c roll on the weekend and the drier spell
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First glimpse of the sun today in Aberdeen on what has been a day of cloud a cool breeze and the odd spit of rain, the cloud no doubt rolling back in off the sea soon 9.6c feels more like 5 or 6, 20mins later normal service resumed(permagloom)
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41 minutes ago, Howie said:
What happened to the high pressure that we were supposed to have next week? Getting tired of unsettled weather
It was a rather weak anomaly that showed sadly, little sign of anything settled appearing for 10days at least, are we still suffering the dying embers of the SSW? Changeable at best stormy midweek in parts temps around average, hopeful that the Azores high will start to show itself by months end and give us a good settled spell.
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A day of real temperature contrasts across Aberdeenshire 6-8c along the east coast and a 2-3c windchill then up to Elgin and some weather stations report 18c don't you just love a wind off the north sea at the end of winter
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Not a bad afternoon in the city after a crap cold morning, now 12c with sunny intervals
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Snow has arrived in the city fluffy stuff lying immediately, the intensity in the band of snow has diminished rapidly as it hits the city, normal service has been resumed
think today will be the last of the lying snow for this winter here.
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Snow arriving soon for Mair Snow,by the looks of it.
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Scottish weather discussion - Spring 2023/24
in Scottish Weather Discussion
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