Vmistry
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Just now, MKN said:
In a good place for a change but still think its strange how rapidly its dying out.
Always dies out around that area, story of this beast
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Ppn just seems to be going west again though??
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Hope we get a surprise tonight and finally the likes of Hinckley and Leicester get their fair share
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4 minutes ago, stripeyfox said:
Good morning
Every weather app seems to be giving different information. Anyone here like to forecast what we're in store for today here in the East Midlands today?
6 hours of light drandruff snizzle
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5 minutes ago, MKN said:
The way this weeks gone id hazard a guess that we will be to far north today. Which means we will have been to far east, west and north so far. No doubt as milder air arrives there will be further snow and we will be to far south lol.
Bad thing about being right in the middle
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1 minute ago, MattStoke said:
What a joke.
I have the same, so frustrating
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3 minutes ago, MKN said:
Yup that could be that for here unless things pick up. Relatively poor spell so far barring the snow drifting down the road.
Absolute rubbish snow wise here again, shock to no one
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3 minutes ago, gig1968 said:
Keep watching that intense snow fall moving up the country on the radar i might be wrong but itnlooks to me that it's not heading off west as much as forecasted. Could it yet meander its way to Birmingham?
And Leicester ?
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4 minutes ago, cyclonic happiness said:
Looking at the radar, it's getting as far east as London?? Maybe we'll be in with a chance after all?
Hope it maintains that intensity though...fingers crossed ?
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3 minutes ago, jmatt81 said:
I live in LE3 and work in LE4. Yesterday there were heavy snow showers and today it has just been a constant light flurry. The snow is more like graupel and less like flakes.
Yeah I honestly think Leicester has seen the least. Heavy blob on the radar but its just a light flurry
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Ppn just seems to die over Leicester then intensify as it goes past Leicester.
Officially confirmed that Leicester is the worst place in the mids for snow
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Fridays low??
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WHY IS IT ALWAYS THIS PATCH THAT'S DRY ARGHHHHH
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@shaky What do you think Leicesters chances are mate?
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37 minutes ago, Staffordshire said:
You have 5cm!! Nothing more than a dusting here, the grass isn't even covered properly.
Same here in leicester
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Just a few pathetic dandruff flakes blowing around, very cold though and windy
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6 minutes ago, kmanmx said:
Almost wet myself laughing when I saw the weather warnings and Leicester in the triangle of boring doom
lol.
Precipitation does seem to be heading north, only light on the northern extent, but looks like it might get to Leicester. We'll see what happens.
I mean it really is comical...
Tell me about it, typical
2010 all over again, snow to the North, south, west and east of us
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I just look at this and just laugh to myself now rather than get disappointed.
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2 minutes ago, The Wolf said:
No respectable covering here either. Just dusting here and there.
Makes me feel better
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It seems like everyone in the midlands has at least a respectable covering apart from us snowless Leicester folk. How much has everyone had?
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37 minutes ago, Matthew Gill said:
Anyone in Leicester? I think your snow shield is about to come down
Leicester snow shield still says thou shall not pass ?
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1 minute ago, weirpig said:
Somethings got to give here less than 24 hours away and the Hirlam and the Arpege are going for heavy snow across the Midlands Either they will back off by the 18z or the Met will revise there warnings Which one??
Most likely back off
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7 minutes ago, shaky said:
Leicester just about gets into the 10cm bracket aswell!looking good!!!whats friday lookin like GP?
Leicester comfortably makes it on that chart, not just about
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10 minutes ago, kmanmx said:
Generally the weather systems (especially North America) are much larger in scale. They have gained energy and strength over the entire pacific/atlantic ocean before hitting east coast america, which is why precipitation has no problem getting many hundreds of miles in land. I think their warmer waters feed the systems too which makes them bigger. As for France, I guess the same story, just they are generally affected by bigger systems ? though i'm not as sure.
Ofcourse when it comes to snow, the rain has no issues getting into the midlands...
Yeah I've wondered why rain has no problem crossing the uk from west to east without losing intensity but snow just stops and fizzles out before reaching the east mids.
The Midlands Regional Weather Discussion 19/01/2018 Onwards
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Is it me or does the snow seem wet?