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  1. There are a few posts above from peeps in those places who confirm nothing has been falling. Also check out the Yorkshire thread, peaople from East Yorks also reporting nothing has been falling where the precipitation has been showing all morning.
  2. Wow, don't think I remember ever seeing freezing rain in the UK, or at least never first hand here in Sheffield in my 33 years!
  3. Zakos buddy, don't wanna put a dampener on it but I don't think anything is actually falling where the radar shows it is at the moment.
  4. Actually I've just looked again and it looks like it is starting to turn to snow here? http://www.keepmoving.co.uk/home_jamcams.aspx#mapSection Click the North West and then click the most Eastern pink cam nearer Huddersfield and it appears snow is starting to fall now. The snow on the ground was already there but that cam has been pretty much clear until now where it looks like snow is lightly falling.
  5. There's nothing actually coming down in those places though I don't think..
  6. I'm shocked at how they can all be so different this close in! I'm guessing you are all used to this though. I know you John are one for saying charts can't be trusted too far out. Which radar? The Rain Today one has had precipitation over much of the North all day where there hasn't been any falling on the ground.
  7. Sorry, I meant as in what causes that glitch? How is the radar data gathered? I have no idea...
  8. How strange, it had you under a heavy bout not long ago! Anyone any ideas what causes that wrong data?
  9. Also - looking at the speed of the precipitation it looks like this is moving faster than thought? No? I'd say precipitation due to hit Sheffield by Midday at the very least. www.raintoday.co.uk
  10. Well being more or less smack bang in the middle of England I would like to think we will get snow here in Sheffield but in their most recent updat at 8am the MO forecast is rain then sleet?
  11. Why does this appear to be a lot further west than other models/charts?? Very different..
  12. Is that the very latest chart? I have no idea which chart it is but is it based on the latest data?
  13. Many many thanks for taking the time to do that Lewis, very enjoyable read and has %100 helped me understand more as to where and why the snow may occur. Fingers crossed for us all!
  14. To knowledgeable folk here - What's the latest we expect this to "firm up" in terms of where the snow is likely to fall? 12 Hours out do we think? And from a IMBY perspective, what do I need to be looking for on the charts for more of a chance of Sheffield to see snow? Do I need to be watching the 850 charts for an eastward trend or is it a lot more complex than that. (Excuse my noobness) Thanks!
  15. Really? At t96 I am seeing Friday 00z? thought I should be seeing 12z Friday.. I am new to this
  16. When would the new ECm start showing on here please? http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=ecm;sess= Is it nearer 7pm? Thanks
  17. Well this is my first time actually watching a run come out live and am enjoying it It's looking to me to be falling more in line with the ECM in a few areas??? As in it is looking more like a halfway house between what the ECm has been showing and the prev GFS run upto 96 hours?
  18. Thanks for your reply John, I'm just about to download your PDF but yup my main point I was trying to make is that I couldn't understand why BrumWatcher had said "Ukmo have tilted towards the GFS. im stuck in thinking here... looks like a second backtrack for the ECM this winter maybe...a winter to forget maybe.."
  19. This is probably my fault as a noob but I don't understand your comments? With the MO's latest update for 10 days out does it not appear to now be more supporting the ECM charts when you look at them for 120hrs and 144hrs? This statement on 1145 on Thu 12 Jan 2012 appears to support the GFS charts at that timeframe - Cold and frosty as well as some stubborn freezing fog patches on Tuesday morning, but a slow transition to milder, cloudier and more unsettled conditions from the west is expected for the rest of Tuesday and for Wednesday. Whereas today this statement seems to support the ECM at that timeframe? Showers or longer spells of rain on Wednesday, with rain most persistent in northern and western parts of the UK, where strong, perhaps gale force winds are possible at times. Turning colder from the northwest through Thursday, with snow becoming increasingly likely across hills.
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