Paul Sherman
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The Convergence line might change orientation overnight and maybe that's the reason for the expansion West and southwest - seen Cz's move a lot on the US -
Think the lowering of the dewpoints from -9 to about -4c is going to help the snow Ever heard the terminology its too cold to snow from the older generation - Lol
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Great that finally the showers are getting some heavy echoes to them The Amber Risk is starting it seems Should get a decent covering in Leigh from that one just North of Burnham on its trajectory its a direct hit
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Send that one down from Burnham Seem to be going either side this evening - Grrrr
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That precip near Walton should run straight down the Coast, lets hope the Colder Uppers can deliver some nice colours in those radar returns, the showers today have been very weak
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You should try the other thread Nearly felt like ending it all at least 10 times today in there
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Amazing, must be offshore Kent and Sussex Clipper it is then
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Convection really cranking now in the Estuary - Pitch black to the east Shoebury must be getting a dumping
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Agree
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Am quite liking the ones East of Colchester at the moment, they are on a collision course for us with the direction of the radar, need them to skim Clacton then move through the Crouch Estuary and bam But this is defo no Thames Streamer Set-Up, I had my concerns when the Amber was issued, looked the wrong shape really wanted it oriented more east to west.
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Scrap that went to Shitesky - Pfft
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Nice shower about to hit Leigh On Sea looks like it means business - Estuary firing again
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Some of us did say yesterday to discard the GFS Although I did have inside info from my buddy at the Meto
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I love the irony. BBC/Meteogroup were ridiculed when they showed the better snow Norwich northwards but in our favour they have been steadfast with Thur/Fri snow so that could be a bonus. Have not had a look at any models as at work today but the Thames Estuary looking east looks like it is losing that convective look and clouds losing height. Is the Amber warning still warranted I wonder or should it be downgraded to a yellow with patchy 5-10cm over hills ?
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Hope the curse of the Polystyrene Balls does not affect the Coasts A la 2009 - Seems to be big fluffy flakes further inland with no problem settling
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Yes Neil, 2 Streamers, these are the bands the Met were talking about - Tuesdays will be much stronger
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That 0015 radar is picture perfect all lined up to strike - Thames Streamer its been a while
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Should be snowing here now, pops head out
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It got here in the end, Painfully slow like 1991 but seems to have arrived finally
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Agree the old forecasts and forecasters were so much better and they seemed to be actually interested in the Metorology of it like Sir Rob Mcelwee
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History Repeating ? 1991 started in an identical fashion, even the radar is identical, along with the warmth a few days ago in NY
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As I said earlier these Streamers set up 50-70 miles offshore, same every time and in the same area. In fact the 1991 event started in this very same way, its almost identical with the shower spread from that famous Ian Macaskill video
