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36 minutes ago, Northwest NI said:
Ghee, I nearly didn’t get that joke!
Can you CLARIFY that
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Well looking around at all the models/forecasts/Posts I am still in the mind we are not going to see any wintry precipitation here in london. Was very underwhelmed with the TV forecasts today, all non-committal and very abrupt. It's one thing I have noticed with the BBC especially, they just don't give a detailed forecast whenever there is uncertainty past 3 days. it's just a repeat forecast after another until a new presenter takes over and then its the same forecast as before just with someone different giving it
So for me, although i won't expect snow, at least the foundations are beginning. But they may be halted next week if there is a mild period.
Having said all that, I am still looking at the smart meter with trepidation and hoping the winter bills keep low.
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On 25/11/2023 at 19:52, Snowangel-MK said:
Perfect weather for the Woburn Christmas tree lighting this evening- my thermals and a mulled wine kept me warm for carol singing on the cobbles
This was put up in Victoria Tower Gardens over the weekend
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My only hope is for a Thames Streamer, Can't see anything settling in London unless there is a prolonged amount. However, looking at the models spread all over the model thread, i am not convinced anything other than rain is due in the next 5 or 7 days. but, hey, we are not even into December yet, Still 28 days till Xmas
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Channel 5 documentary on now 'beast from the east'
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More halo pics ... not mine
'Halo' spotted around the Moon across England
WWW.BBC.CO.UK
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2 hours ago, Dami said:
It was a bit chilly out.
hoorah.
makes you wonder what time of the year it is
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The longer the heating stays off the better. But I LOOOVE SNOW!
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3 hours ago, moogyboobles said:
I would have trouble getting any work done with a view like that from my office!
I can see Big Ben from my office. People look at me funny when i ask 'whats the time?'
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So, having read pages of posts, seen loads of charts, noted lots of opinions, my conclusion is: What's all the fuss about? it's a week away from December, its cooler this time of year, we might feel cold, we might see precipitation, frost, fog. hey ho, i love the model thread
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SImilar sunrise to what i saw in Cheltenham this morning. Unfortunately I couldn't stay there any longer, had to come home today
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And can. members stop posting one word posts which have zero meaning to the subject of Model Output Discussion
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49 minutes ago, StingJet said:
For a split second Metwatch I thought you had captured a "Steve"
Lovely pics as ever mateWow! 'Steve' now that's a blast from the past.
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don't be falling off any ladders you
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Am working in Cheltenham next week and looking at the 10 dayer it seems to be same as London. Usually it's cooler up that way and i was hoping to see a decent fog/frost while up there.
Very clear and bright here this morning after a chilly damp start.
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3 minutes ago, Reefseeker said:
Yes, forum is a bit wonky this afternoon.
but i didn't know how to answer
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just logged back in and being asked if i am a human
i said no
6 minutes ago, Freeze said:That is shoreham port where the river adur enters the channel. I think a lot of that is mud run off from the downs.
Seems most likely
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may be just a spill off point for the drainage system.
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but looking closer, there seems to be an outlet of water at around 0700 on a clock that is darker than the sea, and spilling into the coastal waters.
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6 minutes ago, Reefseeker said:
. Is that flood water running off into the sea... or something else...?
nah looks like a bit of cloud to me, seems higher than ground level. either way; nice pic
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lovely here now, just been for a short walk to the shops and spotted this little fella having a nibble. looks like he has filled up for winter already
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Ahhhh i love a happy ending story.....
Dog leads owner to cat stuck 100ft down Cornish mine shaft
WWW.BBC.CO.UK
Daisy the dog "went beserk" and led her owner to where missing cat Mowgli was stranded.-
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@Paul refusing to pay the bill sometimes works too
Model Output Discussion - Into Winter
in Forecast Model Discussion
Posted · Edited by MAF
But he's a tall chap
The one good thing I have noticed with this recent cache of posting is that the dreaded FI has not had much of a mention. Good to see model posts relating to present to 3-5 days and not what might happen at day 10 onwards.