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  1. and then likely our average winter temp to rise by 0.0001° every degree counts for marginal events at low levels south
  2. not quite sick bucket, to me looks mainly dry, dry is the key for Dec, which I nominate as the wettest, most westerly month of the year, closely followed by Jan this to me is sick bucket chart
  3. Ay soon we'll be hearing no sign of cold before late Dec, as currently it's mid Dec, it was late Nov, then early Dec
  4. I would say Tues 29th looking coldest day of next 2 weeks, before it turns milder Wednesday, hopefully not too wet
  5. well it's obvious our winters are getting milder, we must have gone up by 0.2° since the 90's? won't seem a lot but can make a huge difference to low level snow (south) so yes a huge ask unless you live 300m asl in the north
  6. WTF dunno what to say! i'll say if we get proper cold (south) at +24, then somehow still will end up going tits up
  7. oh well, get my flip flops out, and shorts TMW not too bad a suppose
  8. do we need 2 whiners threads? ECM 240 though, don't normally think it will come off, but could do today, next day would look ugly probably, with purples over greenie, definitely looking like the Atlantic will dominate early Dec, 1st could easily be 10° or higher, sigh
  9. Hopefully something like this Frosty, this was 4 day cold spell, frost never lifted, 4 frosty nights on the trot and by Tuesday 17th it was unbelievably thick, can be just as good as snow, but Atlantic rolled in later on Tues 17th, but very wintry 4 days
  10. Nothing wrong with a dry day in early Dec! maybe even frost/sunny for lucky few!
  11. too early yet anyway, best if it waits until mid Dec, signs it will, but will end up typical TMW fashion, mid dec for cold now, early dec arrives, late Dec now for SSW, heights to NE, Xmas arrives, 'signs of a SSW for mid Jan', early Jan arrives (still waiting for a flake of snow) maybe signs of PV weakening by late Jan, along with a SSW, then maybe by Feb, we see heights to our N
  12. shortwave? looks like one, from great 90's, brought me a very good snow event out of nothing, completely unforecast by bbc
  13. yes, we don't want any more failed torpedoes, maybe this year more mentions of torpedoes, I'll play silent service 2, legendary game to see the only torpedoes
  14. not even I'm expecting that! I expect a Dec dominated by the Atlantic, with no snow all month for CET zone, as I said on other page, 5.9C Craig lol, don't win again!
  15. agree Steve, it's called TMW, as snow is getting less common as years go on, snow is a novelty nowadays, imagine if our weather was always cold, think snow would be as boring as rain, say if we were like Yellowknife! think I'd rather be in the UK
  16. sounds great SS, but I would still 'guess' milder and wetter than average with risk of a few named storms
  17. drying out thank heavens, next rain after tomorrow looks like on 30th Nov,
  18. this is Barbara, Angus was nothing, agree though about the south
  19. that's surely a sign of TMW, yes only November, in a way average autumn weather, but still makes me think 18 years ago and earlier, peaks would have had a dumping out of this, Buxton would be cut off, but everywhere is just that bit warmer now
  20. Ay, agree there! already signs on GFS that Dec will be dominated by westerlies, ECM going same route, 264 would be westerly
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