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GoonerGregg77

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  1. This Met Office & BBC 'Sitting on the fence' and the sheer mentioning of real uncertainty explains the 12z collapsing too me. I am not here to doom monger, it's how it is seeing as the model discussion do exactly what I am doing, go on each run as they come about.

    This roller coaster ride is about as bad as the new one they built at Thorpe Park that made the arms and legs come off of all those dummies! :nea:

    I might be 34 years of age, but this is a crushing blow to our chances.

    Sorry to be so downbeat. How can the models recover from this??? I will be gob smacked if they turn around to become 'EPIC' again!

  2. Must say, if you do sum things up, this has all been overcooked, and it's nothing but a damp squib!

    After so much promise only a few days ago with snowmaggedon charts, well were ending up with 'Dry' and cold, then dry and very cold!

    I am a lover of very cold weather and snow! Not just cold and dry! Come on weather, sort it out! :acute:

    It would seem the charts will throw up great looking possibilities only now, and it's a 'nowcast' situation.

    My view is the Atlantic will make inroads towards the NW and W, not making it enough east before it then receeds and allows the easterly flow to establish itself, and then it will be nothing but pure and utter frustration from then on with hard frosts, fog, mist, and the odd snow flurry!

  3. Got a 70% feeling we may miss out largely in the SE snow wise, and by the time late next week comes, the poxy Atlantic will make inroads and give a messy ending to a cold spell that has all but promised the world!

    It's just the Met Office are sitting on the fence despite some incredible charts across the board on most occasions, but now as we enter the crucial period where the models give 80%+ confidence, it's wobbling, and that's why the MO have not come off the fence.

    I hope my doom and gloom gets replaced with renewed optimism because all this chopping and changing in the models with lack of agreement etc, etc, is turning me grey!

    The other 30% I am hoping fingers crossed we end up with a dusting tonight from the precipitation that is hitting Wales & SW, and then some flurries this week, and by Friday onwards we end up with all sorts of snowy scenarios as the models have clearly indicated. :nea:

  4. Wet snow, mostly rain I would think, it's so, so marginal for the SE. I would suspect places like Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, & NW London will get some heavy wet snow, and possibly becoming slushy for a time, but in these types of scenarios, I do think many in the SE tomorrow will be largely disappointed.

    It's Wales and the central belt of England including the midlands where snow will accumulate for definite.

    Nice to see some flakes in all of London & the SE, but I feel it will be a washout all in all. What do I know!

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