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  1. 1 hour ago, SLEETY said:

    Problem with GW is that U.K. has always been marginal for snow at low levels,so any slight increase in the annual temperature  due to GWwould impact the chances of snow at lower levels,and this is what is happening sad to say.

    Doesnt effect countries like  Canada for example ,wehere the temp in winter is so cold that even the rise in temps there  over the decades of over 1.5c make no difference to getting snow or not.

     

     

    Will soon have to fly abroad to see decent snow ,which is never the same,but no other option sadly.

    Which is why I've taken the decision to spend a fortnight each winter high up in the Alps; 2.000 meters ASL should do. 

    I've found a nice place in Queyras where I'm heading for in February to find a decent accommodation for the future.

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  2. 55 minutes ago, 492 said:

    Satellite imagery shows an extensive snow cover over northeast France and the Low countries from the heavy snow there over the last couple of days. This acts as an ice sheet suppressing surface temperatures and with the wind direction modelled to flow from the SE it must increase the chances of wintry precipitation to southern coastal counties. Also 06Z GFS precipitation chart has the snow area slightly further south than the previous run now very close to the south coast. It is fairly rare to get snow actually laying on the south coast however parts of the south rise up to around 800 feet so from an imby prospective all to play for.

    You are right I am on the French belgian border north of Lille and we have a good snowcover 10cms+ and it is still -2 degrees. (-5 this morning). We have  an amber warning from Meteo France for 5 cms more to come overnight. Good luck for the southern coastal counties.

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  3. To summarize Frédérick Decker goes for a less cold November than anticipated. December is forecast to be cold and snowy in the UK, January very cold and dry in the UK  and very snowy in France with the cold even reaching Spain. In February the cold should relax somewhat.

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  4. Yes we've had two weeks of frigid weather here (the hills of Flanders) but unfortunately there was no snow.

    I've just seen on TV that the departement of Lozère is buried under one meter and a half of the white stuff. Incredible really, when I think that I was there just the same week last year and we had nothing.

    As Spikecollie says let's move on and get into spring.

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  5. Yes, Winter is over... Another rubbish one, the fourth in a row without a proper snowfall.

    I'm utterly fed up when you consider the potential it had, hadn't been for the Westerly QBO

    The worst of it is that we're in for a period of mild southwesterlies to be followed for sure with snow in March and harsh frost when everyone is waiting for spring!

    Agrrrrrr! 

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  6. So far 19 people died and many more are missing.

    Heayy rain and severe flooding yesterday in the french departement of the Var (on the mediterranean coast), you can see here the Météo France map with amounts of precipitations on this episode :

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    It's the strongest rainfall evenement recorded for this departement, and for the Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur region. Some videos :

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