alexisj9
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Just checked this sites generated forecast, I have heavy snow for 12 till 4, then sleet, at 5, then rain at 6,7,8,9 how far north is it going. -
I've still got frost on cars here, don't know temp, but also what looks like under developed shower cloud moving west to east.
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I don't know but it's almost touching Cornwall now, think it might be further north, or perhaps follow the coast, I'm hoping for the former.
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Yep think we'll all be the same.
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It will soon be touching Brest lol, moving north quickly.
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Main front can now be seen on radar below Brest. We can now watch where it goes, fingers crossed time.
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Yep I believe it was, and they used proper forecasting, especially the one who the got employment and couldn't post any more.
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Thing is anyone that went over specifically for snow would probably expect that and not complain, it'll be the normal tourists doing that
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He was right once, and then things took off for him and his weird forecast method that probably only coincidentally worked that once.
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You must be unlucky, someone in the model thread mentioned snow in Chelmsford, so the cloud had something in it for some. Sorry, didn't finish typing and somehow it posted it's self, must have pressed submit by accident somehow.
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No one know yet, but watching radar to.orrow to see where it actually tracks.
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There something off the coast in the sw now, looks like heavy showers, don't know which way they are moving though, probably along the channel
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So basically ecm does agree with the storm on gfs
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To be fair it does look similar, however that doesn't leave this area out of the woods.
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It has support from the 0z meto, so I will keep an eye on this now.
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Can I just say no thank you, look at the winds over east Kent yuk.
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Probably some are damaged.
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Don't know if anyone rates these probably not, but it's an ensemble that shows all 4 of today's runs together, looks a bit of a mess obviously, but I'm only interested in the mean, all this is useful for really Shows small chance of snow on Wednesday and a warm up Saturday evening for the extreme SE corner. Original post: https://community.netweather.tv/topic/99760-model-output-discussion-colder-but-how-cold-and-for-how-long/?do=findComment&comment=5012536
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Don't know if anyone rates these probably not, but it's an ensemble that shows all 4 of today's runs together, looks a bit of a mess obviously, but I'm only interested in the mean, all this is useful for really Shows small chance of snow on Wednesday and a warm up Saturday evening for the extreme SE corner.
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It's the low in the north sending a front south, it sort of squeezes it away, that comes down slower, low will be slightly further north, all depends on the low up north.
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He posted in the thread that everyone's post would be looked at first, to many off topic posts at some point I guess. Was at darts so apart from that I've no idea.
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Re not realising there are different types of snow, that's not surprising, I'm didn't know this either till I joined the weather community, and how many British rail bosses would be into this hobby.
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I've warned before they don't always lead to cold, and can also spoil what are good synoptics if there before the warming. I n ver even look there, it's a real shame how things seem to be going down.
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Agreed I remember in march 2013, two systems like the one on Wednesday were possible, they placed a red warning on the first one, but it went to France. The second one got a red warning too, and did hit east Sussex and Kent, but people ignored the warning and got stuck on the M20, a20, M2 and probably everywhere else.
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Not new as such, just as we get closer the models firm up, in this case on what was already there, all lows have a warm sector, so it's always been there.
