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Nae shows kent getting 20mm from 18z today through to 6z tuesday when the cold wrap around has come back..... Could this all fall as snow?
The BBC did show this possibility.
At least my niece and nephew will be able to go and play in the snow later
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BBC are going for snow North of the Thames but rain to the South. My family and friends in Harrow will get snow but I'm going to miss out. Oh and, they showed it will be dry on Tuesday and Wednesday now.
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Latest models upgrade the snow for tomorrow but it's still looking like rain for most of us.
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I've heard solar activity may be increasing with possibility of a CME. Could this affect the stratospheric warming and/or is potential implications for the UK and Ireland?
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If you are lucky enough to see snow, don't worry, I'll be around with a fan heater to melt it.
Put your fan heater away, you won't need it
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A summary of my snow chances for this week:
Tonight's snow showers likely to stay to the East of me.
Tonight's frontal system likely to die out before reaching me.
Tomorrow's frontal system likely to bring me rain.
Tuesday to Thursday's snow showers likely to miss me (I rarely see snow showers from a North Easterly).
Friday likely to be dry.
Who said East was best?
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Looking forward to my light dusting from the north west in about an hour lol
Count yourself lucky.
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The blog near Kent is starting to go south
That's my snow shield diverting it away
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Based on the official airports forecast for Heathrow, City and Gatwick, everywhere should see a light dusting of snow but turning readily to rain tomorrow morning. I'll be very suprised if anywhere from London southwards gets anymore than a centimeter of actual ground cover by the end of the night.
Tomorrow morning? The rain isn't due to hit us until tomorrow afternoon when the 2nd front moves in....
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Front from the NW - streamer from the NE - Fight!
OMG. That puts the showers right over me!!!!!
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Maybe the frontal system and showers will collide and suddenly develop into a major snow storm dumping several feet of snow over all of us!
I can dream.
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Haha, just watched the Countryfile forecast, and at no point during the week will we get any snow at all here apparently, after the potential of fizzled out front tonight.
They did show snow over the South East during Tuesday.
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Latest fax for Wednesday shows a more slack North Easterly Flow which would mean that snow showers wouldn't push so far in land and might explain why the Met Office warnings for Wednesday only really cover the far East of the region.
Also, the embedded trough that was close to the South East on the last fax is gone from this one.
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N Kent? Rochester.. I'm on my phone so can't view the radar! Thank you
Looks like the showers will be further east and south of us.
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This shows a possible likely answer:
Note thats for 21:40.
Bank this to see how it verifies later!
Approximately 10 miles away from me. Great.
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great if we can get any sort of covering tonight, as someone said earlier it will help bring down temps further,
People seem to be forgetting that we could also get a covering from the first front moving down from the North West tomorrow.
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ECM update- some big totals for central & east kent ( & THE region if winds stay east enough)
http://www.meteociel...CF1-48.GIF?13-0 Day 2 N Wind uppers -7
http://www.meteociel...CF1-72.GIF?13-0 Day 3 NE Wind uppers -9
http://www.meteociel...CF1-96.GIF?13-0 Day 4 NE Wind Uppers -8
http://www.meteociel...F1-120.GIF?13-0 Day 5 East Wind Uppers -9
http://www.meteociel...F1-144.GIF?13-0 Day 6 East Wind Uppers -11 !!!! on SAT!
Should be an interesting week- with London & close suberbs looking at kent & Suffolk in Envy
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ECM has also prolonged the cold spell on this run. Something the GFS has done on it's last several runs.
Would these wind directions and air thickness not be good for snow tomorrow?
http://www.theweatheroutlook.com/charts/gfs/12_15_windvector.png?cb=962
http://www.theweatheroutlook.com/charts/gfs/12_12_windvector.png?cb=962
http://www.theweatheroutlook.com/charts/gfs/12_30_ukthickness.png?cb=512
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the PPN over East Essex is moving WSW-
one to keep an eye on...
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Yep, quite a big blob in the North Sea near east Anglia moving toward North Kent.
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I think maybe tomorrow regarding snow, Anglia "could" be upgraded with the pool of colder air that the ECM shows.
If I'm reading it right, the warm sector is only over on the South West on this run (unless it moves further East later on).
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Let's not forget that most if not all of us should see a covering of snow tomorrow morning. Maybe more for some parts of Kent if the showers off the North Sea get going
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ITV forecast looked good tomorrow morning. Shame it looked rubbish for the afternoon.
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Maybe we should have a new thread i.e eastern and south eastern coastal line and not London & South east especially in these types of set up's..
At this moment in time Tuesday onward does not look that conducive for snow showers or streamers except for the coastal fringes of the se spreading into some parts of Kent.
I just cannot see beefy snow showers making it across parts of London & spreading further west unless a thames streamer sets up but we are talking 48 hrs here which is miles away from finding out.
Poor Poor Poor sums it up for me for areas London and west i'm afraid at this point...
You'd think that being closest to the continent and the colder air we'd be in a prime position for snow. Tomorrow looked to be the best chance for all of the South East to see heavy snow before that ****** warm sector showed up!
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Interesting that the BBC forecast earlier had the snow showers more widespread on Wednesday than on Tuesday yet the Met Office warnings have it the other way round.
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as we progress through tues- thurs the undcut from the atlantic will force the upper level steering winds to push the showers further west-
Even if tomorrow is a let down the upgrades tonight for the middle part of the week are great- especially the UKMO...
the UKMO looks like Feb 2009 at 120 when I had 30cms of snow in 24 hours....
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The reason I ask is that I normally miss out on any snow showers from a North Easterly here (I think because we're shielded by East Anglia). We normally need a straight Easterly to see snow showers.
London & South East Regional Discussion - January 14th 2013>
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BBC South East put the snow line just a few miles north of me. It's going to be a close one!