alexisj9
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18 minutes ago, shotski said:
Apparently we get on average between 5-10 days of laying snow per year, that means we're owed about 15 days.
Apparently I'm supposed to get 10 - 20, yeah right I haven't seen any laid snow at all in the three years I've lived here.
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7 hours ago, simon65 said:
not been on here for a few years but looking at various weather websites the out look for snow 1st -2nd Jan looks good for snow down in the SE .not sure if it will last long as ground temps don't look low enough ,am I wrong ? looking good also for 6th Jan onwards
I don't know just got in after karaoke and playing pool, plus talking to the land lady afterwards for about 2 and half hours, and we have yet another frost on the coast. I don't think ground temps will be a problem, may be upper temps too low. Look out for freezing rain if it stays cold down south before the rain comes.
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It is now foggy here, proper thick but warm. Not sure the temp will drop for frost. Guess we'll see.
Edit, actually not as warm as I thought, 0.8 out at the min. The fog seems to make it feel warmer than it has been but it isn't.
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Thick frost last night but it was gone this morning, instead a slight wind and cloud. Been cloudy slate grey all day.
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3 minutes ago, RichmondWeather said:
The view right now
Same here light fog and frost.
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It's cold with frost everywhere again. Can't wait to see it in the morning.
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Looks the same here, even the hills, north face are still white, looks so pretty. temp has dropped like a stone now the sun has left the whole area in shade, looks like more frost forming on cars already.
It's a real shame we warm up in front of the new years day rain, if it stayed cold and frosty right up until then, and the uppers cooled quick enough we could have snow even down here.
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33 minutes ago, Rollo said:
As usual JohnHolmes is a voice of reason here. I lived like John through the winter of 62-63 (as a young man) and enjoyed every minute of it but now with the years passing I shudder to think of the extremes that winter produced. I have not got the figures but it must have killed off a lot of the older generation to say nothing about the persistent snow and ice and what that did to the road conditions and public transport.
I have to agree, I'm not old enough to know about 62-63, but I remember my 87 snow day, only ones I had, and it was only cause the water pipes at the school got frozen. It wasn't the only time there was snow, used to throw snowballs in the playground. Can't think how many day's off school or work will happen if the 6z verifies, it will be ridiculous. All down to an inability to cope with conditions.
This frosty cold may already be effecting the vulnerable negatively.
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9 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
Ground frozen solid and there are still flies partying in my cat's dinner, those dam things would survive a Trump nuclear war
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Fantasti frost here this morning, best yet this year, still some around now in the shade, even on roofs.
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Another clear frosty night here, have had more frosts this winter than the other three put together, since I've lived here.
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Mines in my sig, although that's number of storms, a few of those were two in one day so I'll estimate 9 thunder days.
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25 minutes ago, radiohead said:
I think it's PRX on this.
It looks like it's doing quite well, on that, unless I'm reading it wrong.
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3.6 here please.
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3 hours ago, Essex Easterly said:
Had a gust of 42mph here, I was almost blown into the channel
Was never meant to be bad down here. Max gust for me was 48 mph.
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Highest gust here today so far has been 48 mph, it's hit that a few times but not gone over as yet.
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2 minutes ago, Surrey said:
Happy Christmas to everyone and new year!!!
Watch what looks like a bit of a squall later on with the front associated with Barbra moving south later on today
I'm off out later today for a few beers and won't be on this side of Christmas.
So to everyone in the cool thread a very merry Christmas I hope you all asked Santa for cold and snowy weather for the new year
Merry Christmas.
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10 hours ago, Paul_1978 said:
What is "Scrussion" and "Sceuro" please? I never see these terms mentioned anywhere other than on this forum!
Scandy Russian trough, and Scandy Euro high.
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Lot's of rain over night some quite heavy, been nice and sunny all day today.
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5 hours ago, Lauren said:
What the hell is this weather. It's just gross misty drizzle or Mizzle as I like to call it. Either rain properly or don't bother. My hair cannot take any more moisture in the air!
It was proper rain here, really quite annoying but needed.
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1 hour ago, Kent Blizzard said:
To me next week looks like it could be fairly clear with some decent sunny spells, much prefer that than the dull, gloomy mist & fog gunk!
I agree, but I would prefer it without the storms.
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Was foggy now it's changed into to that very wet mist that is worse than drizzle. Everything is drenched as if we've just had a torrential down poor.
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5 minutes ago, snowray said:
It seems to have remembered to keep it as rain in my corner,
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There will be a cold pool over us tuesday, whether it does anything other then feel chilly though, who knows.
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SE England and EA Regional Weather Discussion
in Regional
Posted · Edited by alexisj9
No as that was the day I had to walk up the school to pick up the kids, because all the buses where stuck on Brighton road. It looked like oxford st going towards south croydon. Then once I was on the way back, still in the same place, so for at least an hour although probably much longer, the traffic didn't move at all.
Ok must be thinking of another day of snowfall in 2010, it was the streamer that happened after the 2009 one.