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  1. 1 minute ago, Coopsy said:

    My basic meteorological brain is struggling in this. If the cold front stalls then I thought usually the warm front would rise and sit above the cold front and stall creating a warm type occluded front. meaning it would be all snow as the main warmer airmass wouldn’t pass through? 

    Yes the front the other day that dumped on Yorkshire was essentially a Warm Front that ground to a halt and the cold front crashed into the backside of it making it an Occluded front, where it Occluded the Precip went crazy around the Leeds area and higher ground and it ground to a halt giving about 10cm more snow than was forecast

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  2. 3 minutes ago, MAF said:

    snowball throwing is to be socially distanced though

    even with the warning updates on Met O i have become so disillusioned this winter that i will only believe its snowing when i actually see it.

    i mean, come on, we had a week of wet, cold, easterly, frost and not a flake. tomorrow we have 4-6C and a S/SSE'ly and its going to snow?? nothing seems to make sense these days.

     

    Push of colder air from the Continent Mick later this afternoon establishes overnight so when the system arrives tomorrow morning winds are southerly ahead of it meaning no warming of the air from the Sea (only inland about 10 miles from the South Coast) will be wrong side of marginal and hence you only really need -4c to -6c uppers

    A southerly more favourable than an easterly madness eh and what makes us love the weather so much

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  3. Occlusion now running out of steam and Precip shrinking, just as things would become favourable as darkness comes lol like sucking lemons down here these days much the same as trying to get more than 5 strikes of Lightning in a storm in the summer.

    As the Vorticity this evening loses steam skies should clear from the North East. Darren Bent seems to think it will only get down to 0c so expect a few -3c tonight and if that happens at least some should be in for a frost tomorrow. Much drier tomorrow which should be a bit cheerier for us all.

    ROS (Roll On Spring)

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  4. 1 minute ago, yamkin said:

    Here's some interesting info: Since 1881, it has snowed 94 times in Houston, Texas. In the winter of 1973, it snowed three times, dropping 2 inches on Jan. 11, 1.4 inches on Feb. 9-10, and 1.4 inches on Feb. 17-18. The mother of all snows came on Valentine's Day in 1895.

    Now that is Madness - Its literally within spitting distance of the Gulf Of Mexico 

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  5. Can see why the despondency in the Model Thread from the 00z Runs, GFS had an average of 4 Inches of Rain for the South and South East in the period from 14th to 29th Jan which would be a serious problem with the water table so high. Some of the more extreme ensembles had 150mm of Rain (6 Inches) and also the ECM out to Day 10 had multiple Low Pressures barrelling across Southern England as well.

    Not good

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