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South East/East Anglia Regional Discussion 10/02/13 19z ----->
manutdmatt1986 replied to A.J's topic in Regional
So a respite from the relenting sleet? Phew! -
That's because certain areas just seem to be incredibly unfavourable for snow. I'm giving up on tonight now. Enjoy the snow those of you who have it.
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Raiiiiiiiiiiiiiin, falling down my window paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaane!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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How do you think I feel being stuck in the snow free zone of Rochester?
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Still sleeting
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So tempted to move back to Harrow. Rochester is the most snowless place on earth. It stole that total from Harrow when I moved down here, mind you!
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Not all of Kent, trust me!
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Its never even got cold enough for snow here anyway. Heavy sleet pouring down.
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Sleet. Should have known it would be another non-event here.
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Even central London gets more snow than Medway.
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Wow, the Medway snow shield has a hole in it!
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When did the game begin? I'm still waiting for winter to begin here!
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Still sleeting. The Medway snow shield just won't give up this winter!
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Still quite light sleet here in Rochester. I fear the Medway snow shield may be working overtime again!
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Very wet snow/sleet. Not very heavy.
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Temperature 2 degrees, dew point 1 degrees (according to weather.co.uk). Can't be far from snow now!
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Rain turning sleety in Rochester.
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Looks like the snow is settling up on the Downs.
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Rain to snow events can actually produce larger snowfalls than pure snow events under the right conditions!
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London & South East England Snow 0600 on Sun 10 Feb 2013Open/Close Issued at: 1148 on Sun 10 Feb 2013 Valid from: 0600 on Sun 10 Feb 2013 Valid to: 0700 on Mon 11 Feb 2013 Rain is expected to gradually turn to sleet and snow as it spreads eastwards during Sunday. Settling snow will be mostly limited to the south Pennines at first, but is likely to become rather more widespread by evening. Even then, cover is likely to be variable, with some places seeing very little, others 2-4 cm and with the potential for 10 cm or more over parts of the south Pennines and 5 to 10 cm for Kent, and more locally over the Midlands and Essex. Overnight into Monday morning, there is a risk of an area of snow moving westwards across parts of the south Midlands, east and southeast Wales and southern England, with a few cm in places, particularly over higher ground. This warning is updated to cater for this risk. The public should be aware of the risk of disruption, particularly to travel.
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Your's was the best I've seen, and it has nothing to do with me being in the red zone
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Don't agree with that. I think eastern Kent will see some of the highest totals whilst parts of East Anglia are likely to see none.
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They also talk down the possibility of snow in the South East (I get the impression they don't like us very much).
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BBC forecast just now was beautiful. All of London and the South East covered in snow. It did show some of it turning to sleet and rain in the early hours though.
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Snow looked more widespread on the BBC forecast just now. Looked better for Western parts of our region.