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1 minute ago, Vmistry said:
Cmon pushhh you can do it
Sounds like something a midwife would say.
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Expect things will pep up for you guys as the evening progresses. As someone mentioned on the Mids thread, it won't continue moving east (only temporarily) but will soon pivot north west.
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15 minutes ago, Vmistry said:
Then soon the interest will be middle of March, then end of March..
Yep, probably. But you never know...
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To be honest, since I've moved up here in August last year. Plenty of people across the Black Country have mentioned that they/we often get snow each winter, and often used to read that Birmingham sees quite a bit of it. So whilst today might not produce the goods there's still another 5 to 6 weeks of winter left (guess like a lot of folk have been caught up with the talk of the SSW but GP mentioned today that end of Feb will be the period of interest).
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Lived in Poole for 10 years before moving to the Black Country in August 2018.
Good luck to everyone in Dorset and across the South West. Hope you all see some snow.
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Good luck to everyone. Hope you all see some snow this evening and overnight. From a former South Easterner!
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16 minutes ago, markw2680 said:
This place is hilarious
Sod the snow. Going to have a shandy or two and a plate of happiness tonight (fry up) followed by a few episodes of The Punisher!
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15 minutes ago, weirpig said:
Yep oh well least its the end of the month now. He did mean this month right?. he didnt did he?.
Yep. February..
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19 minutes ago, Glacier Point said:
Still look to have potential. I have the SSW maxing in impacts end of month.
A thin wedge of hope to cling to!
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Meh! Roll on spring. Grown tired these last 2 months or so of chasing significant cold and snow and that Canadian Lobe continues to be a pain in the proverbials.
Scrabbling and scrapping around for a couple of cm's today doesn't do it for me and it now looks like it's all going to head into the SE and Central Southern England and Wales but some parts of the South Midlands look like they could get in on the act.
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7 minutes ago, shezale said:
Hows the ecm looking??
Not sure but the general consensus on here and even by the Met Office themselves is that no one is really all that sure what the system is going to do. Seems very much a wait and see. South West Moors and Mid Wales both could do very well out this with West and South Midlands and down to the South East also seeing some snow.
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Only 24 hours away and reading conflicting and contradictory reports. It is pretty clear that no one has any real idea, for certain, how this is going to play out tomorrow. If you going into the SE thread then it seems that the system won't venture much 20 miles north of London. Yet another report indicates Wales will see a lot of snow and then another stating that Wales is going to completely miss out and if you watch the Met Office they seem to indicate it will be the South West, Wales, and parts of the Midlands and SE. As such, safe to say, the safest bet is simply wait and see what happens tomorrow evening and overnight.
Because despite the billions of pounds of technology, Mother Nature still is and always will be one step ahead.
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5 minutes ago, stripeyfox said:
Nathan "not a weatherman" Rao of the Express says "Army on Standby as heaviest SNOWFALL hits in next 24 hours"
What a bellend!
According to Mark Duell of the Daily Mail we're all in the midst of a 'deep freeze' and it's a 'whiteout wednesday'. I wonder who's using the family brain cell this week in the Duell clan?
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12 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
What will wreck the easterly this time
Donald Trump, at a guess. Or maybe even Lionel Blair?
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9 minutes ago, Jayfromcardiff said:
I'm pretty sure the south midlands will get some decent snow tomorrow. I'm pretty downbeat about my own chances though, the met office app keeps changing.
Get some decent cold locked in and then the opportunities will start. Hopefully today's models will continue to trend in the right direction of cold. Very cold!
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Keeping expectation levels low and if any snow does fall then it's a bonus. Do feel though that we may need some more bites at the cherry to get a decent event; and fortunately there's still plenty of winter left.
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1 minute ago, PerfectStorm said:
Can be down to radar-watching on the day as well. The models can only do so much, they won't be dead-on with the extent of the precip band. I have seen bands forecast to reach Manchester push towards Lancaster as an example.
Yep. Expect it will all come down to lamp post watching!
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As a former SE and born and bred resident of Carshalton. Pleased to read of reports in and around my old stomping ground and other parts of the SE. Enjoy folks
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26 minutes ago, #windysnow# said:
Here you go Arpege 12z at 22:00 Thursday
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2 minutes ago, weirpig said:
Low all over the place for features such as this I very rarely look at the main models ie ecm gfs etc I usually wait till it comes into range on the hi res models tomorrow night should tell if we are in the game or not if not oh well always next time
Indeed. Even if we miss out on Thursday then there is still plenty of winter left before the spring.
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1 minute ago, markw2680 said:
I’m wondering as your so sure why your not actually a weather forecaster, it’s got plenty of time to either go further north or yes miss us and go south but it’s certainly not a done deal yet so saying so is ridiculous tbh
Maybe wait until Wednesday evening/Thursday morning before we know either way!
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2 minutes ago, PolarWarsaw said:
If the 12Z UKMO is right - look forward to half an hour of snizzle on Thursday north of Birmingham. Fantastic.
This winter has been a total joke as far as I’m concerned, you can always guarantee a covering, even a slushy covering at times during winter, but this year’s been a total mess. Made much worse by the SSW that I’m actual fact has made this website practically unreadable for weeks because people had stupidly high expectations.
I didnt, but so far this winter has been horrendous.
Lets hope for a wet, active and thundery summer to compensate for this mess.
Yep. The hype around the SSW has been ridiculous. Even noticed one or two posters a few weeks back (just before the non-easterly) mentioning a winter similar to 1947
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After my pant wetting a few pages back, we have had moderate to heavy snow for the last half hour.
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Some lovely sleet here. An upgrade on rain, at least.
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Bloody hell....it's the hope that kills ya.