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1 minute ago, Continental Climate said:
We are not too far away from dreamland on that ECM chart. That puts us into a Noreaster for the 15th. If we could just get a more robust longer lasting block we would all be in a coldie heaven. That ship has sailed though but the Met update gives me hope of something a bit longer lasting. I genuinely want a nationwide snowy spell so everyone gets a dollop even those on the Isles of scilly. It would have to be special for them though I'm not even sure 2010 was good enough. Come on 12zs steady the ship.
I hope so it's been too long.
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31 minutes ago, Geordiesnow said:
So those GFS runs which some dismissed of the Azores low coming into play is now being suggested by the Met Office? I mean somewhere could get lucky but it's playing with fire, much prefer the cold air properly establishes itself before any attack from the west/south west.
The main thing is we get a strong enough northerly to get that cold air as far south as possible and for the northerly to be as potent as it possibly can be.
Yes I'm hoping it gets colder before the attack from the west.
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2 minutes ago, Ali1977 said:
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Rain for us snow starved cornish
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22 minutes ago, booferking said:
Seen that and mentioned disruptive snow
Got a feeling we're about to experience something special, even the royal mail have a hunch.
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The charts running this morning are a glimmer of hope, however my mind is focused on japan as I type.
For speedy recovery.
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6 minutes ago, MJB said:
Bank the Control
Heavy snow crossing the UK
Bitter
Kink in the isobars show the disturbances
Looking like rain for us in marazion unless you see something different.
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The current outlook looks primed and hopefully further into winter we might get lucky.
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Not sure if this is relevant but I have noticed a lot of murmation birds heading east. Could this be a sign?
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Oh how I miss the memories of Jan 11th 1987 with snow a plenty whilst living in Hayle. I pine for a repeat of those days here in Marazion. I'm not asking for much. It's been painfully too long.
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Just now, goosey007 said:
Going to move north and south at this range …..however don’t want other subsequent models and runs keeping with a southern track trend that for sure
Just out of curiosity, wouldn't a more southerly track be more beneficial for West Cornwall?
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1 minute ago, Tim Bland said:
GEM looks good for the first half.. rest is FI
Oh how lovely no snow for Cornwall...
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Just now, festivalking said:
West Cornwall got snow in mid to late january this year. North by North West flow is your best bet Channel lows to risky unless you on higher ground.
We had a dusting and gone within an hour roads were clear.. Not exactly 1987.
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Just now, Ali1977 said:
This coming set up in January - inland high ground May do ok though. You need the same conditions as everywhere else -8c uppers/ Sub zero Dew points, thickness (sub 528 Dam) - that’s a guide but that will help your chances
Thank you
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Just now, Ramp said:
Very nice
Can anybody please help me understand what it is we need for it to snow in West Cornwall?
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2 minutes ago, Snowman. said:
Low too far south on the 12z I think.
Lots of twists and turns to come all to play for a proper channel low I think.
Be nice for us snow starved west cornish to have a slice of the action. I hope its not a case of donkey and
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2 minutes ago, RainAllNight said:
The best 24 hour snowfall total across the run is 1800 Mon 2nd - 1800 Tue 3rd, that's T+162h through T+186h... practically everyone sees at least a few flakes during that time...
That's a lot of snow for July.
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6 minutes ago, feb1991blizzard said:
Yes - The land of make believe model - The GFS.
More like "making your mind up"
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5 minutes ago, Frosty. said:
P17 got better and better....wow, I wanna frame it and stick it on my wall forever!
️….yes, it was just a dream, right Pam?! 
At least it wasn't a wet dream.. So to speak
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I've got a suspicion that the charts being churned out this last week or so are gonna back track as quick as when we have fi charts dashed at the final hurdle. Just a hunch.
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Well it would a refreshing change for us in West Cornwall to stand a chance of even seeing some snow.
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I think patience is a virtue. I'm hoping that we get ourselves set up for a new year's snowfest. A few wobble no doubt before then and maybe a surprise or two. I won't get too sucked in this winter as the last four have been a case of donkey and
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I'm beginning to get that winter 21/22 feeling again
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1 minute ago, Bald Eagle said:
Noone mentions last year
I hear you
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Hi guys as a complete novice, but a long time follower... Are we in a better position than this time last year.
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Model Output Discussion - Colder but how cold and for how long?
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If the low heads south into france surely that's better for the colder temperature and better chances for whatever falls out of the sky to be snow. Help me on this as I am a novice. Thank you.