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Posts posted by garylaverick
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Well a fitting end to a disappointing spell for the region I guess, one final tease before cruelly being snatched away at the last moment.
Something that has seemed very consistent over the past week has been the real difficulty in developing or sustaining convection in the circled area.
I'd love to know what the exact cause has been, could we have just been extremely unlucky with the wind direction (despite seemingly trying all of them at one point or another), has this area consistently been an area of divergence, or perhaps the sea temperature has played a part?
I don't remember this being a particular problem in other cold spells and hopefully it won't be in the future!
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This feels like Bond on the laser table, seemingly impossible to escape, yet he manages it. If we don't catch any of this there needs to be an inquiry!
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Little tiny flakes in Washington too, most of them are going upwards!
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9 minutes ago, Whitefall said:
Hi all, bit of a lurker on here so thought it's about time I got registered. Big fan of winter weather and I'm like a big child when it comes to the snow to the annoyance of my Mrs. I live on the Northumberland coast and it's snowing fairly heavy which it has done for the last hour or so. I seem to have become obsessed with checking this forum and the radar over the last few days. Anyway here's hoping we all get a decent amount of snow in the NE today
Welcome! I think you're well placed today.
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8 minutes ago, NorthEastSnow said:
Stop it this suspense is killing me...... Could it just be one last hurray..... or first for TEESSIDE lol
https://magicseaweed.com/Live-Scarborough-North-Bay-Webcam/27/
One last hurrah...or the final kick in the teeth...tune in later to find out!
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Just now, Freezing-Point said:
I think we should ask for our radar to be inspected, that section of the North Sea is like the ruddy bermuda triangle.
Keep in mind that this is all linked to a trough that is on an elliptical arc (moving east to west whilst also going north) so it's not quite the same as the usual of looking at the wind direction/track of showers to be able to predict where they will land.
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3 minutes ago, Snowmaggedon said:
Are we all in with a chance?
There's a big chunk of the system not even on radar so I'd say yes but we're in a nowcasting situation really.
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The development on the back edge of the band is impressive, nice slow movement too. Agree about a MetO warning being imminent.
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Places like Blyth could be knee deep by the end of today.
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I'm about to set off for work in Washington, think I'll take the 4x4 today.
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Just now, seabreeze86 said:
Wow what a upgrade that is a short notice
Last night forecasts were showing it just glancing Aberdeen, now it must be 100 miles further west.
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It looks like we've got the front coming East bumping up against our low travelling west and causing an explosion of convection. Radar looks much better than any models showed for this time frame.
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Best activity looks like late afternoon, it's going to be an incredibly close call though, potentially very frustrating for some and amazing for others just up the road.
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Just woke up randomly and must have caught the line as there's a fresh covering down. I think that's just the starter, more activity should develop through the day.
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Just now, NickR said:
Clearly this is the point when everyone should go to williamhill.com and put their life savings on it scraping 100yds north of Gilesgate Moor...
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35 minutes ago, Snowmaggedon said:
Guess this is for north of the region?
The fax chart is just a snap shot in time so it will have had to come right up the east coast to get there by 12. The big question is how far up the coast will it be when (or if) it hits land. I can't ever recall seeing this scenario so no idea how it will play out.
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A trough located right across our region lunchtime tomorrow.
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Far north and northeast of England weather discussion
in Far Nth and NE of England Weather Discussion
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Yeah 6/10 sounds about right to me. I think what I was really longing for was some sustained heavy snowfall, instead we only really got light with bursts of moderate. Accumulations ended up ok but only because of the length of the spell, rather than the intensity.