[North West Regional Discussion 30 Jan 2019 onwards]

5 minutes ago, Deep Snow please said:

Only just, the frontal showers are in NI, I think that poster referred to the main band. The heaviest precipitation is still going to be in the far south anyway.

As far as I can see they haven’t even made it into N.I.  It’s been right on the SW boarder of Co.Fermanagh since 7am but hasn’t moved up to any real degree..

Maybe it’s a dummy run for a hard boarder?  

[North West England Regional Weather Discussion - 09/12/2017 Onwards]

39 minutes ago, Spurry said:

The met office really need a kick up the weeble,I know they started to backtrack yesterday but up until Friday night they were still saying widespread disruption to Northern England,how can they have got it so wrong?

I think the weather makes a fool out of all of us & maybe they could be cut some slack but to a certain degree I agree...  Even on Friday they said they where very confident of track (which had the amber warning right up to Preston)...

[North West England Regional Weather Discussion - 09/12/2017 Onwards]

42 minutes ago, Iceaxecrampon said:

I live in Ormskirk - still hasn’t made it here yet...  I saw the backtracks keeping coming y-day & said to my wife that Ormskirk could literally be the boundary...

This is after singing to a 4 year old for 3 days...”do you want to build a snowman”.... in expectation for today...my wife ain’t to happy with me...?????