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  1. Neither could I. It should be to the south of moon.
  2. Just looked at Manchester temperatures based on the ECM 0z run and I had to check the date. They look more like January than the second half of March.
  3. 42cm of snow at Oslo on the 13th March 2001
  4. 3000 uploads now! February 2001 March 2001 April 2001 May 2001 June 2001
  5. Hoping a chance to see the comet this evening but that wretched cloud infill had developed during the day.
  6. Mid January to mid March looks distinctly chilly. The 2nd half of winter was the coldest since 1995-96 and now added to this an overall chilly first half to March.
  7. 12th March 1996: that was a really cold March day. -2.8C at Boltshope Park as a maximum
  8. Any thoughts how Bonacina would have rated this season of 2012-13? Well we still got the rest of the month, April, May and god forbid June.
  9. The other side of the coin is that whilst we had snow and prolong snow cover during December 1981, the Channel Islands had next to nothing.
  10. Keep an eye on the line of showers to your north, it has been slipping further south and south.
  11. Flakes of snow blowing in the wind here. Seems to be a streamer running from Middlesbrough area to the Morecambe Bay area. Any reports from the Morecambe Bay Area?
  12. Manchester airport was reporting a temperature of -2C about half an hour ago. When you consider it was about 80 minutes to sunset and we are close to the spring equinox, that is pretty remarkable.
  13. I'm not really because precipitation amounts are often underestimated around the Greater Manchester area under an easterly flow. We had snow flurries on the weakish easterly flow of Christmas Day 2000 as an example.
  14. Preciptation amounts are often underestimated in an easterly around the Greater Manchester area. I can recall some snowy easterlies such as late January 1996 and New Year's Eve 1996. A heavy snow shower just gone through here. It reminds me of late February 1996 when showers developed in a strong NEly flow producing low visibilities and blizzard like conditions followed by sunshine and blue skies.
  15. That remarkable that says to me that something is wrong. Either your sensor is bein blasted by the sun and is sheltered or your sensor is faulty.
  16. An impressive Arctic High on ECM 0Z http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/ecmwf.php?ech=216&mode=1&map=1&type=0&archive=0
  17. Looks after Wednesday, cool, chilly or cold cyclonic sums it up and past next weekend. Looks as though it could be a great Easter for the Scottish ski resorts. Easter is almost within range of GFS now.
  18. The air is too dry for a hoar frost. It's what is known as a black frost.
  19. A few locations reported an ice day on the 5th April 1911
  20. Interesting how showers seems to develop and intensify over north and central Cheshire.
  21. I think it needs to be pointed out that with a stronger sun at this time of the year than in late December, convection can be generated inland. I've seen this before with northerlies at the end of Februarys of 1993 and 2004 to cite examples.
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