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  1. Snowy L
    This, the possibility of a block is at least beyond 10 days and most likely in the 15-20 day range.
  2. Snowy L
    Basically the positive pressure anomaly is so high that it's off the scale.
  3. Snowy L
    Regardless of whether the UK is cold or mild in the mid-term, the story has consistently been the same; a weak polar vortex. As long as this remains, then there will be opportunities for a favourable block to occur. That's all we can ask for at the moment.
  4. Snowy L
    Yep, we'd be in the WAA zone. Just our luck.
  5. Snowy L
    JMA and ECM both going for heights building to our Northwest towards the end of their runs. I keep thinking it's too early for all this but then I remember the best cold spell in my memory occurred in November.
  6. Snowy L
    As far as I remember in November 2010 there was only a bit of tropospheric-lead wave breaking yet we saw the polar vortex absolutely destroyed for 3 weeks. I think Chiono mentioned in the past the location, not the quantity, of the wave breaking was important and it happened over the Greenland area?
  7. Snowy L
    Anyone else think the BBC have bottled it with the forecasts for the next few days? Particularly for my area (Liverpool), they've just given up and gone for cloudy all the way through until Tuesday. When in actual fact, the maps on their forecasts show spells of cloud and sun and the weather is currently a mix of cloud and sunny spells. Had me worried that it would be a cloudy weekend though it's actually looking pretty decent.
  8. Snowy L
    Who say's they're not outside with a laptop enabling them to go online while enjoying the outdoors? Seriously what is it with this site and having some sort of weather class system. Are people seriously being looked down on for having the audacity to enjoy sunny weather?
  9. Snowy L
    That's because people would be free to go outside and do things without fear of freezing/getting wet/ having a branch fly into you.
  10. Snowy L
    Hoping for snow from November to April with as little transition period as possible, hoping for the warm weather to last until October. Get Autumn out of the way quickly in October with that rain wind and mild temperatures rubbish, then onto the snow in November. What I think will happen though is a warm start with perhaps a cold 2nd half of Janaury, followed by an average February.
  11. Snowy L
    It's not Autumn, on average early September is warmer than most of June. Autumn stats on the 21st September. "Imagine if it really rained for weeks on end without a glimmer of sun, regularly?" Why imagine it, that's the grim reality of British weather usually. The last 2 summer's, July in particular, have been anomalies, can you let us enjoy them please?
  12. Snowy L
    June - Horrific start, but from then on mostly dry and bright with slightly above average temperatures. 7/10. July - Mix of slightly above and above average temperatures with a lot of sunshine, almost perfect. 9.5/10. August - Disgraceful excuse for a summer month, pathetic weather, I counted 3 days where it was possible to go outside without freezing or getting soaked. 1/10. September - Doing its best to make us forget about August, not very warm but at least dry and bright. 7/10.
  13. Snowy L
    Not bad at all
  14. Snowy L
    Early September is warmer than early June.
  15. Snowy L
    We have this cold and wet weather for 90% of the year anyway. I just don't understand how anyone would want it the same for the last 10% too. Oh well enjoy your vitamin D deficiency.
  16. Snowy L
    NW England doing well today. Already 27c at Woodvale on the merseyside coast.
  17. Snowy L
    Sunny and warm week ahead with widespread temperatures in the mid twenties and humidity shouldn't be as bad as last week. That is pretty close to perfect summer weather..
  18. Snowy L
    I've always seen the highest temperatures between 4 and 5pm
  19. Snowy L
    Sorry I should have mentioned I'm in Nottingham at the moment. 27c now.
  20. Snowy L
    "Rain with a moderate chance of thunder" That would come up as rain on a graphic. If you read the text you would now know there is a decent chance of thunderstorms.
  21. Snowy L
    Text can tell you about the unpredictability of thunderstorms, pictures can't.
  22. Snowy L
    26c now. Better, but still 4c off the target with an hour or 2 at most of warming up time.
  23. Snowy L
    Cambridge leading the way at 29c according to xcweather
  24. Snowy L
    Nottingham - still 22c Valley (Northwest coast of Wales) - 23 Liverpool - 25 What is going on in the east midlands...
  25. Snowy L
    Hope so, because at the moment it's just an average summer day, feels cooler in fact with the strong breeze.
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