DavidHB

whats the projected path of this next LP out in the Atlantic? looks like that could be another trouble maker

33mph sustained, gusts - 53mph 995mb its blowing pretty good out there for this part of the country at least, it certainly the highest winds we have had down here in a long time

apparently the roof has blown off epsom race course

ya the Squall line was pretty intense broke my guttering, was like a fire hose on the windows,

washing machine outside, wont be popping my head out again that's for sure, when is this next LP supposed to be moving in?

Interesting, i'm not to familiar with these sorts of charts, still learning... So basically we could see some more decent LOW LPs moving in?

Good afternoon Brilliant liam thank you very much, i'll grab me coat and head strait on over... What did you mean by ***Something not right about that period around the 22nd!!*** ?

Ok last night storm wasn't as bad as expected, i watched it in last night i had a feeling this was probably the worst of it all, So moving on, what the possibilities of a white one then folks ? Those charts look like a similar scenario to this mornings snowfall

I was expecting to see that before it even got close to Lands End, developed way to late, i would have expected to see the coastal regions of France to be seeing higher winds/gusts then 60mph, they have dropped of a fair bit in the past hour to, inland France seeing 20 - 30mph sustained with gust of 40mph, what happened to the 70-90mph predicted? All tho its probably an unwise thing to say at this point, with plenty of time for change, but its looking more & more likely France dodged a bullet to LOL, its probably going to get a little bit worst but nowhere near what was predicted, some News papers were saying 90-100mph LOL, This could be interesting no? Hmm LOL couldn't agree more What a major major let down, even the snow has flopped, well not totally but, as always the more the better, been sleeting outside for a few hour now what a waste especially when you're 2C of the mark, could be a good fe CM out there laying waiting for a top up in the next few hour on the back side, Sums up my year really

Looks more likely to come down over the south of Ireland and then maybe following a track similar to the LP in the channel once it hits the jet, as i said, T+36 puts it over Scotland, really can't see that happening now, in the past few hours its taken a good nose dive south, http://www.yr.no/satellitt/europa_animasjon.html i couldn't say for sure what it was going to do as i'm not expert, but if it does, it may top up some of the snow levels predicted for tomorrow, as the the cold air get dragged down from the LP moving over France, "with" the rain band still coming in of the Atlantic to, Anyone?

Yah looks nice, that LP has come down from Greenland & recently past Iceland, the hook has been developed since yesterday now, was more defined in fact, not entirely sure on the track of that haven't been paying much attention to it but T+36 SPF has it over Scotland in the next 24h, looks like its going further south then projected tbh, looks as if its getting pulled into the backside of the current LP in the channel, http://www.yr.no/satellitt/europa_animasjon.html

Some over exaggerations, going by the current observations at least I was expecting far higher winds to be honest, that said i can't see how its going to be much more then that over Paris come early hours/morning, generally these LP significantly weaken over landmass, LP is currently at 984mb, i'm sure the models had it around 970mb at this point, and 950mb had it tracked north, initially the FI charts had it at 920mb a week ago, now there was something to worry about LOL, that would have been a great one to watch, once in a lifetime There is hardly a breeze out there in the channel to speak of really, 20 - 30mph along the south coast and 66mph being the highest wind speed recorded so far... along the french coast, (Lann Bihoue)

It appears so, i think we can push the MetO's snow warning more north, just the general area they outlined, some southern parts will still see some of the white stuff as this system pulls down colder air from the north, if we look at the wider infrared sat, this cloud bank is quite large most of it is still out in the Atlantic, so lots more of the cloud to come in yet while the temps are dropping away, Looking at the Radar this system has pushed as far north as Sheffield, i don't think it was meant to track that far north initially,

@WhereTheSnow Watford is 71 - 80m above sea level,

Hmm i wonder if its going to shift north LOL sorry, i just see that 105mph and looked at the location of the so called "eye" and thought what if Anyone notice the temps going right up right by that too, 10C - 7C