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Unfortunately not. That's because the area of low pressure itself doesn't actually drop by 24mb. I should have probably not been so vague, but the large pressure drop is due to the fact that we're under a ridge of high pressure, before the low pressure moves in. It's still quite an impressive change in pressure in a short space of time though.
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Hi. Welcome to the forums. That's the first warm front which is sliding NW to SE. The second set of fronts will pivot across the South, leaving the occluded front wiggling in a line from East Anglia to South Wales- that is the boundary between the colder and milder air, and where the precip will linger.
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It's a shame that the large pressure drop occurs halfway through my stations midnight to midnight reset. It would have been close to 35mb in 24 hours, but it looks to be around 1001mb by midnight and perhaps 977mb by midday. 24mb in 12 hours is pretty good going though! Possible wind speed/gust record may go if I am lucky, and then the windchill record on Monday morning. That should keep me entertained while other parts of the country are getting smothered in that horrible white stuff.
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For general weather chat including about the snow/cold chances around the country, please go to the regional threads:https://www.netweather.tv/forum/forum/142-regional-discussions/ Right at the top of the page. To be fair, you should use the multiquote option and then post it in the regional thread. It get's too clogged up in the model thread with people asking about snow for their area.
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Something else has taken my fancy (as someone who likes weather statistics) the windchill on Monday from a strong NE/NNE wind could be very significant during the early hours. Don't take those windchill's at face value, I find nearly all public charts that show them, to be massively overplayed. However, it could be the coldest windchill for quite some time!
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I pointed out in my regional thread yesterday, there's likely to be a significant pressure drop in the 24 hours. For example, I was at 1020mb at 10am this morning. At 10am tomorrow, pressure is projected to be in the high 970's - a good 35mb + drop in 24 hours.