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Chance of some more tomorrow, hopefully heavier bursts if we're lucky. Nowcasting as always so I'm gonna be glued to that radar again. 

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Yes snowing here in Yate. Not for long going by the radar but nice to see :)

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4 hours ago, fromey said:

I’m hoping for a 1st Feb 2019 again where the low  just sat over us all day and just kept snowing!!

Yeah I remember measuring 18cm right before the heaviest spell of snow we had all day. It stalled over us and then just kept intensifying... truly incredible. As a one off day for snow, that was probably the best I can remember in my lifetime (Only 30 years old though!) - December 2010 was king for cold and longevity but unless I have a poor memory, I don't recall any days in particular that matched Feb 1st 2019 for snow totals.

Enjoyable model thread viewing tonight too. I don't pretend to understand most of it, but it seems all the ingredients are there for something memorable around the corner. It's been nearly 2 years and I need my fix. 

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1 minute ago, Kasim Awan said:

NMM & FMI HIRLAM both calling West Country early tomorrow AM..

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1 hour ago, Tim Bland said:

Some runs like Arpege have almost nothing for anyone now. Can’t remember such uncertainty at under 24hrs. May as well just watch the radar

Hmm.. how come you posted the worst frame for snow? Just had a look through myself and between 1am and 9am it looks pretty damn good at this range. Weird that you posted the 10am frame which is the worst of the bunch.

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Some nice upgrades so far on the UKMO. 

Just wanna be watching lamposts at 3am.

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Stolen from the Mod thread... precip charts are always nice to look at.  Do us proud ARPEGE

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23 hours ago, AWD said:

Just witnessed the first snow symbol of the season on my local Points West forecast, for Monday.

Shouldn't remain too long though. 

 

 

Seeing it on my Met Office app too. 

Yeah probably not but good to see.

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5 minutes ago, smhouston said:

I know that isn't a reply to my post but it could be applied, so how can you post something to disprove someone when things haven't happened? It's just known that things so so far out don't verify, so going crazy about them stating the other experts are already wrong is misleading to other newer members who don't know that.

I had a quick look through your post history and couldn't find one positive post. Even when you had snow you put a negative spin on it. 

Don't want to sound harsh but what's the point of being on this forum if your main objective is to moan?

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23 hours ago, feb1991blizzard said:

BOOM!

 

27 minutes ago, feb1991blizzard said:

Worst start to a model watching season since i have been on here, if you include the LRF's in it, far too many nails already in the coffin at such an early stage this year.

The difference 24 hours can make lol.

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1 hour ago, Zephyr said:

Even if the snow goes tomorrow it ended with a beautiful sunset

 

 

Man... this makes me miss yesterday already. All good things come to an end. 

Hopefully this winter goes out with a bang again. One last dumping in March would be the icing on the cake.  

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20 hours ago, TomW said:

Can't see any significant snow this far north anymore but could bode well further south and east!

 

20 hours ago, TomW said:

This is potentially going to be a massive disappointment here no amber warning was needed for here that is for sure.

1.8°c, dew point -1.7°c 

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19 hours ago, TomW said:

I have no idea why a amber warning was put up around Bristol, nothing falling out the sky!

Famous last words!

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8 minutes ago, Blizzardof82 said:

I think I will end up with at least 20cms this is an amazing event

Never thought March would be beaten for many years but I think this will. That stubborn PPN isn't going anywhere anytime soon!

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3 minutes ago, Zephyr said:

Snowing again here massive flakes

What is going on!

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It's actually getting heavier, this is incredible. 

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1 minute ago, molipa007 said:

Last night i was disappointed that it didn't start snowing in my area until 8:30pm, well what a difference 12 hours makes. Yate is in the sweet spot  

Welcome fellow Yate-er 

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Just measured a little over 5 inches off the table in the garden. Even better than most of us could've hoped for!

First snow for my 8 month old Son and the only time he cried was when we got home lol. Loved it.

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HOLY SH*T

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Snow always looks better when there's very little wind.

Moderate / Heavy snow for a good while now, happy days.

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@Zephyr How are we still bone dry lol?

Edit: Spoke too soon. Finally.

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I hope this doesn't go titicus verticus

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2 minutes ago, khodds said:

What’s with the gaps?!

MetO show this on both their afternoon and evening forecast. Heavier stuff feeding in later
 

 

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In the latest MetO forecast (posted 20 minutes ago) they still have the snow pushing into the North of the region between 8PM - 1AM.