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    Northwest Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards

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    2 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:

    Yes please

    these showers look slow moving a few cm quite possible very similar to Tuesday morning also rolling through the timeline a possible streamer setting up be a nice way to end this cold spell,still maintain that February is looking very interesting,looking at the models at the moment you would think I am mad suggesting such a thing I look at it at the atmosphere resetting itself.Give it seven days or so and I am sure the models will look more interesting.

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    Absolutely 👍

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    Northwest Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards

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    6 minutes ago, Chris.R said:

    That's what I'm thinking. Flow should be about 320° currently. Varies a bit between 310 and 330 this evening but then becomes westerly after midnight. should pick up speed a bit as well.

    Bi t marginal near the coast then? Temp has remained steady here last few hours at 2.7, I thought it would has risen further by now but hasn't which is good.

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    Northwest Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards

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    5 minutes ago, A Face like Thunder said:

    As a Palace fan over many years, I think I can safely say that we will not be too worried if you do complete the job tonight. The Palace Ultras there this evening may wish to disagree! Good luck!

    TBH mate I am sick and tired of the way footy is now, the Premier League and their cronies at the top are destroying the game as we used to know it. I suppose the cup is a bit of relief from it to some extent.

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    Northwest Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards

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    33 minutes ago, ptow said:

    Its interesting now that you mention it. We down South have this thought that the North always has the snow whereby we get scraps but is it actually true? A few of my events experienced aside from 1980's (numerous), 1987, 1991:

    2008/9? = 10cm's lasted a whole week

    Dec 2009 = 21cm lasted past Christmas

    Jan 2010 = 34cm lasted for 2 weeks

    Dec 2010 = 10cm lasted over a week, then again another 8cm that also lasted a week

    2012? = 12cm lasted a week

    2013 - 2017 several one day events of 5cm ish

    2018 = 9cm's lasted 4/5 days

    2020 = 1cm lasted a week

    2021 = 1 cm lasted a week

    2023 = 8cm's lasted 2 days

    How does this compare? I expect its less, but is it really much less?

    And yes, those hot days are something else without aircon!

     

    The 'snow starved south' that we constantly hear in that thread is a myth then!? Doesn't sound too snow starved to me, average is 1 in 5 years here and I know some other parts of our region certainly don't get anything like the above. I wish we where as snow starved as you, highest depth here 10cm's give or take.

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    Northwest Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards

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    6 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:

    Arpege

    Thursday evening 

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    The shorter term models certainly seem to be throwing out a bit more of a snow signal this afternoon for tomorrow.

    I make that, the Icon, Arome & Arpege so far along with the ECM this morning. GFS rolling now.

     

    2 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:

    Absolutely 👍 

    but one last covering before the dross takes over for the next 10 days or so would be nice.

    Then👀 towards HP developments over Scandinavia 

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