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Mark wheeler

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  1. I despise channel lows. Give me a Thames Streamer any day. Not being around in the 80's I've grown up with channel lows bringing nothing but rain for South of the M4

    You must have had snow in February to March in 2013 from atlantic fronts bumping into cold air. Most of us do although hi remember the fronts stalling somewhat

  2. I hope this is a trend in the models that doesn't vanish . Fingers crossed and everything else.

    For those on the forum a couple of nights ago. I spoke to the man opposite to me that was lamppost watching. he said to me his grandfather said it was going to snow that night so that was why he was lamppost watching . He is only around 16 and a nice chap . I said there was a great forum and he jotted down the address so he may pop in soon.

    His name is Daniel so that will make at least 3 Daniels

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  3. I use rain today . Find it quite good sometimes precipitation is not as heavy as suggested but that all depends on atmospheric conditions.

    There is a bit if a love in calm on the mod thread tonight and even Fergieweather got involved . Great to see.

    Ps. Thanks to Captain Shortwave , Daniel. ( there's a few) and Steve murr for your input . It may have not worked out this time. (Yet) but without your tiredless energy we would have no forum to post in. THANKYOU.

    Right .. Back to the lamppost and yes my mate is still there

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  4. I think our best hope maybe the squall line (that's the best I can describe it) currently heading towards the reading area . Hopefully it would have some evaporating cooling effect as heavier precipitation. (Only a novice so no shooting please)

    It's a joy by the way to see this thread so busy. We should all meet up one day and have a drink. Not when it's snowing though. I'm busy

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  5. Love this post from Output thread Mods - apologies in advance.  Can you turn a blind eye to this homage to the great Rob McElwee?

     

    http://youtu.be/jGA0JtxIuwQ

     

    I remember waiting for this forecast with anticipation.  Netweather had been buzzing with talk of possible snow for the South Coast on the Monday after many snowless years.  When I saw it was Rob McElwee doing the forecast I was sure he'd stick his neck out and make the call for Monday.  Was gutted when I thought the forecast was coming to an end without any mention of Monday, but I should never have doubted the great man!!

     

    Might I also add we should start a campaign to get him posting on here wouldn't that be fab?

    Yep remember him making a forecast and pointing to the camera and saying . "Now that is proper winter weather"

  6. had one min of snow and stopped

    So now everyone . This is an upgrade . This man has been lamp post watching all night and fair play to you sir. At least you now seem to have conditions cold enough to snow

    The front seems to be stalling now and pivoting . Whilst we have a ticket we can still win the lottery even if it is only 20 quid

  7. In the shorter term Euro 4 updated. Midlands and then pushing SE in the morning, Sleet-Snow. Also to the NW and Scotland/Ireland still.

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    This is such a deverse situation . Thank you to all for the contributions to this amazing thread it truly is at the moment for me and surely others a roller coaster of a ride . To all mod thread posters . Thankyou
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  8. Hi Daniel,

    The snow around +72 is actually caused by the low tracking across the channel - the one tracking down the East coast dissipates (should read: disrupts) as it moves South.

    There is snowfall forecast tomorrow night from the ECMWF forecast so that is something to keep an eye on, you can make that out here too:

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    Next event then Sunday evening:

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    SK

    Thanks Daniel , CS and SK all very informative getting a tad excited now. Should I tell anyone yet? Naaaa still to soon for me
  9. From Fergieweather via twitter

    W COUNTRY Most likely outcome is deep area of low pressure off to NW UK on 26th moving SE during 27-28th. Track still uncertain, however...

    A positive for us I think regarding the white stuff but as quoted very uncertain. I've heard many a story of big snowfall around my birthday in my early years especially on my actual birth year 27/12/1978. Can anyone supply a chart . Anyway bit windy out there on my way home and starting to feel festive so I will raise my last beer of the evening and wish you all a merry Christmas

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