I remember Atlantic 252
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being realistic, but probably my christmas pudding biased thoughts, and my believing of snow only on hills, but I think only snow in this region will be on Peaks, Flash, and 200m+, slushy mess, 300m+ proper snow
Flash 425m, powdery snow 20cms
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weird 'trending' on my facebook, met office, polar vortex to bring flakes to Nottinghamshire! hardly polar vortex!
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2 minutes ago, Stargazer said:
Cold with sunny spells for much of the day after a cold start with a ground frost. A spell of rain around 4pm then dry and partly cloudy this evening. Maximum 7.6, minimum 0.3. Wind light NNE.
Yesterday: cold and dry with sunny intervals. Maximum 8.0, minimum 3.3. Wind light N.
Away in Spain last week, staying near Cadiz. Mainly sunny, maxima 23-25C, expected to be much cooler this week.
cor, lucky you! my favourite temp range!
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33 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:
I was thinking with any evap cooling 200m may be the snowline.
No matter foe you and me its Cold Rain
C.S
maybe 200m, for sleet/wet snow, but pure/powdery snow over 300m, but anyway still autumn, only early Nov
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27 minutes ago, shaky said:
Yup looking good north midlands northwards for snow come tuesday night!!
300m+ really, dreading the wet Wednesday here
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dumping for you Tuesday evening Will!
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1 hour ago, markyo said:
Would be happy to take this Autumn weather at Christmas after last years awful winter,least it's cold enough to be called winter weather,this Autumn with out doubt is the best for several years,not seen the colours this good and strong for a long time. Proper cold bonfire night was just a bonus,good old style shivering, wrapped up warm affair,lovely!
Disagree don't want this at Xmas, wind and rain no thanks!
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certainly as an Atlantic air believer, I fully expect our first named storm of season from 14th Nov, 1st one of many
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models 00Z's trended towards GFS from around 9th, with Atlantic domination, sort of setup you'd expect in Dec to Feb, but with it being early Nov and snow not really possible, I wouldn't be surprised if ECM of yesterday was right, I don't expect the Atlantic to dominate until around 21st Nov
watch 12Z's flip
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1 minute ago, moorlander said:
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
I hope you are so wrong, cant take another Winter like that
you might be okay, peaks look good for snow in that setup, but thawing as mild sectors move through
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2 hours ago, lassie23 said:
November cool and unsettled becoming stormy towards the end
December, stormy start, calming down but the first proper hit of winter mid December and over christmas
January starting cold but becoming stormy until then end of the month
February a cold snowy month with winds mostly from the east
March who cares, it's spring
Dec, mainly mild and wet, PM air at times giving snow to hills, above average rain and temps
Jan, mainly mild, Atlantic lows to dominate, snow at times in Scotland as lows move away in the PM air, flooding possible, above average temps and rain
Feb, less mild generally, coolest month of the winter, snow down to low levels in the north during PM shots, wet, but not as wet as Dec and Jan
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5 hours ago, WillinGlossop said:
Max of 6c currently 5c with rain showers....feels cold.... beef randang on, fire set, house cleaned, lists made, paint bought for bathroom.... busy busy.....
Hi Baroclinic Instability....welcome to the forum....
heres hoping for snow in the next four/five months....hopefully a proper spell of cold and snowfall with drifting.... at an altitude over 300m i should get some like every year but hoping for a proper countrywide dumping/cold spell...
you'll get snow Will! maybe very soon
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8 minutes ago, Ed Stone said:
TBH, with SSTs currently being what they are, and irrespective of whatever the 'BOOM!' runs might suggest, any snowfall next-week will be confined to high ground away from the coast...Bog standard November weather, if you ask me...
Ed, that's why I don't mind if these charts fail! very selfish of me I know, but for my location it's too early for snow, kinda hoping GFS is right, I wanna see cold setups 4 weeks from now
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On 10/25/2016 at 19:54, iand61 said:
Sorry heard nothing from him for months
mokidugway banned? ya jokin' was a decent member,
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19 hours ago, Ice Day said:
OK, time to nail my colours to the mast. Here's my thoughts on Winter 2016/17 (I'm completely unqualified but very keen!!!)
November - Temps slightly below average along with lower than average rainfall. No UK notable snow events
December - First half of the month, above average temps in the south, average in the north along with average rainfall. Second half of December will bring a rapid cool down with significant snowfall in Scotland and Northern England (lump on a white Christmas in these areas!). Below average temps in the south but mainly dry.
January - A significant nationwide snow event will take place in the first half of the month emanating from a northerly that swings north easterly finally around to a full blown beasterly. Second half of the month will be colder than average but dry.
February - Starts off benign but becomes a very stormy month (the Atlantic has to kick in eventually). Above average temps and rainfall.
What can go wrong?
Feb, I think you could be close!
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Just wondering the earliest date when snow becomes possible? (low levels south) Varies I know, high elevations/north will be earlier
say the 30th Nov '10 snow, if that was just 2 weeks earlier would it be sleet/rain?
0r the 19th Nov '96 snow, just a week earlier sleet/rain?
if what ECM is showing now, of course would be rain but just a week later sleet? 2 weeks later snow? time of year by maybe just 14 days too early for the south here
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7 hours ago, Ravelin said:
I'd have preferred colder than average and wetter than average but it'll do. Lets just hope that the drier spells don't combine too much with the colder spells and the wetter spells with the milder spells or it could be a very frustrating search for snow.
I think that's the way winter works! at least in England, dry spells are timed for cold, Wet means mild, otherwise snow would be easy, no novelty
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14 minutes ago, Summer Sun said:
Next week
Not as cold
Some rain at times
Drier in the south
don't mind yet SS, as not even winter, let's have it mild for now, but GFS on last few runs seems to be looking very 2000+ normal in FI, with Atlantic air, by late Nov, I certainly think we will have usual sight, strong PV etc, no sign of cold
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5 minutes ago, Dancerwithwings said:
Welcome MS1991, great name, remember it well, mad snow storm 10" in just a few short hours, one of the best....clearly we see where your heart is....Yes! another coldie onboard
PS,,,,put your location in
yes 90's ruled, and of course earlier, maybe change my name to 'I remember winters'
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7 hours ago, More Snow said:
Horrible drizzle here today and defo feel the difference in the temperature too.... as long as the rain is gone through by Saturday as doing fireworks display for the kids... ive also committed the worse sin ever and told them its 100% going to snow this winter... i know i know i know... i shouldnt have done it but they been asking for weeks and weeks....
not bad prediction, If I lived in your location I would be as well, you may even see a few flurries on 6-7 Nov
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11 hours ago, More Snow said:
A very foggy start here this morning... Riber castle looked stunning as she poked out of the fog as it slowly cleared... took the kids to a party in Belper this evening and i must say how beautiful the colours were as we drove through the twisting lanes... stunning to see at this late stage of the season... now its time to start getting this colder weather in and keep it here for 5 months...
should see sunnier weather from tomorrow, but rain risk friday
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522 needed here Frosty off that setup, not going to be pleasant
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mmm, just wonder as soon as we reach snow possible time of year, our weather pattern will be back to normal? like snow seasons of last 16-17 years
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14 hours ago, Midlands Ice Age said:
Dull locally drizzly day here. Temp stayed around 13C all day.
If only it was next sunday!!!!!
Guess what happens then? Yep the Russians are sailing thru the English Channel again.
This time they are going to bring some ice floes with them
, instead of acrid black smoke!
MIA
next Sunday looks vile, rain most of day for NW of the region, coming through Cheshire gap, probably 8° as well, summer's gone
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yes, and I don't even like christmas pudding, also think the hilly members will have a slow thaw during Wednesday evening, as less cold air moves in from the Atlantic, not exactly a great event us low down members are missing out on, as here air would be even milder when the Atlantic breaks through