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Posts posted by Brass_Monkeys
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Apparently only 30 and 40 are used with PROB. Anything higher they use TEMPO.Yes I've noticed they're often at 30 or 40. I can't recall ever seeing 90. I've definitely seen 60 and perhaps a 70 although I'm not certain.
Guess I didn't see 50-70 PROB after all. That's the trouble with Tafs - all letters and numbers.
I got the info here:
http://www.ap-i.net/meteo/tafexpl.html
It's quite surprising how much info they contain when you start to decipher the code!
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That % is pretty typical. You often see 30% and 40%. Has anyone seen a TAF saying 90% or over?
Yes I've noticed they're often at 30 or 40. I can't recall ever seeing 90. I've definitely seen 60 and perhaps a 70 although I'm not certain.
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Manchester Airport TAF goes for light snow showers tonight
TAF: EGCC 311700Z 3118/0124 32012KT 9999 SCT035 TEMPO 3118/0106 32017G27KT PROB30 TEMPO 3122/0104 3000 -SHSN BKN009 PROB30 TEMPO 0106/0111 33015G25KT
Only %30 probability so low confidence
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The best snowfalls are always the surprise ones. This evening is a developing situation, the BBC obviously not too sure where it will snow, and this is why they are saying anywhere could wake up to a fresh snow cover. Best to keep an open mind in these situations..
Yes I agree. However, I prefer to temper my expectations with experience.
Like you say there's a reason the Met have a yellow warning over the region. Probably just erring on the side of caution, though.
I hope I'm wrong and have to go bollocko in the snow!
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Nmm updated 12z has a lot of snow....
http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/wrfnmm.php?ech=23&mode=45&map=330
Looking very good for Scotland,N England, East Coast and NI.
The SW and parts of Wales may also fair well overnight.
There's probably more chance of some snow running into the Midlands than there is our region.
Will be a case of radar viewing and touring the snowy regional threads later.
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The East of the country have yellow warnings extending out until Thursday next week.
I think it will be those living furthest East in our region who may see some snow tonight. Having better elevation will help also .
If I get snow cover tonight I'll dance naked on it in the street!
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on the main forum a thread just started of a potential polar low forming just off Norway, seems interesting...
The MetO are forecasting a small low to come close to the NE later today, maybe that's it?
(Hence the increased risk of snow showers tonight)
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Radar says I'm under the PPN but struggling to see anything falling. Definitely not snowing. Very fine drizzle perhaps?
**Edit - definitely rain 😒
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Showers moving back into the region from the NE.
There looks to be a streamer in the Irish Sea feeding across N Wales into the Midlands. Could this invigorate the PPN from the NE and vice versa and aid development in the region?
Shame temps are a little high at 3.5C DP 1.0C
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Couple of inches from last nights feature. Everywhere nice and white.
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Heavy snow
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Any reports from Wigan? The showers from the Irish sea seem to have reached that area now.
Fine light/mod soft hail/snow atm
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Just up the road fr St.helens and now have snow falling, moderately.
**Edit- heavy snow
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Just up the road fr St.helens and now have snow falling, moderately.
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Plenty of showers this evening but mainly of rain. Some hail mixed in during the heavier bursts.
Perhaps things will turn a bit more wintry later on...
...or perhaps not.
I certainly won't be loosing any sleep over it.
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Well no need to open the curtains here, I can tell you it's frequent rain showers rattling the glass amid a howling gale.
After hail and snow around 4.30pm I thought it would be snow all the way tonight.
Lots of activity out West which is likely to carry on through the night. Should be some nice accumulations around the region by tomorrow morning.
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Just had quite an intense soft hail shower and now snow showers
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It's looking like the snow showers will only really start to get going after dark tomorrow. This should help tilt the scales towards more favourable conditions regards accumulative snowfall.
If areas do fair badly thru Wednesday/Thursday, in terms of lying snow, conditions still look favourable through the weekend and early next week for further snowfalls to occur.
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I'm pretty sure there are no exclusions based on locale in any of the regional threads.
It's kinda like popping next door for a cuppa with your neighbour.
...Or it should be!
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I'd say that's quite a realistic basic guide. 60% chance of accumulative snow for lowland areas or below about 150m.
Considering snowfall will be in the form of showers its nigh on impossible to predict amounts.
There will be heavy snow showers and some will see more than others.
The BBC graphics are representative of where the showers are likely to be focused but it's far from exact or definitive detail.
Personally I'm quite optimistic with how things are looking for the next few days.
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I don't understand why people seem to give so much credence to computer generated forecast apps??
I've just entered my location in 4 such apps which have returned 4 different outlooks for Thursday's weather.
My advice would be simply to follow the latest MetO forecast (not the app) and read through the Model Thread.
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Satellite imagery of the small Low just of the East Coast of Scotland.
Doesn't appear to be that much PPN associated with it just yet. Could do with lots on its Eastern side so as it spins it slingshots it over the hills into the NW
http://www.meteox.co.uk/h.aspx?r=&jaar=-3&soort=loop1uur