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One Mans loss and all that. We tend to do better in an E/SEly here in West Suffolk due to the longer Sea Track.

Have a look on RainToday at the far North of Scotland. They are in the Easterly now. Look at those 2 Streamers kicking off. That’s the sort of thing for us down here in a few Days

I don’t think enough is being made of the Wind strength Sunday into Monday. As the Snow looks to be of the Powder variety. Those complaining of a measly 5-10 Cms could have a whole lot more building up in places. One of those places is under my Front Door Seriously though, bare this in mind if your planning a trip out. Hope you all get what your dreaming about. I’m not keen on the stuff myself but I expect here 120mts up in rural Suffolk, I will have to grin and bare it.

I did not slurp my Orange-juice?

Anyone that uses the word “Definitely” when talking about the Weather is either a Time Traveller or just over confident in themselves.

I think the Cold Northerly is where all this will end up. Something like the spell with the infamous M11 fiasco. Can’t remember the Year. Later ECM charts are on it and so now are the Met.

A small adjustment to the Artic High would push the Jet further South. Your Chart is way out in the future.

All this talk of Climate change etc is all very well when trying to diagnose why it was wet rather than White. Climate change or not, there has been some frigidly cold air bottled up in the Northern Hemisphere. What had been missing is the right pattern to deliver it to our Shores. Yes, I hear you say that it’s Climate Change that is the cause of the said Pattern to be wrong but we are only 2 Years on from the infamous 2018 Beast and 10 years since our 2010 treat. The only discernible difference is the pattern of delivery not the lack of cold available. Some small adjustments here and there and we will be back in the thick of it.

It’s disappeared because there was never a Polar Low in the first place. The transformation from a vortex to a polar low is usually very rapid And is rarely accurately forecast 24-48 Hours before the event.

Here in lowland West Suffolk 4cms of lying Snow from uppers barely scraping -4. We were forecast Rain with the possibility of a few flakes mixed in. If Lows continue to slide under the huge Russian Block, scenes like this will become more widespread. F8CF9EC8-1ED1-4834-9155-605E10BE28E3.mp4

Thundery Showers already popping up in North Essex heading into South Suffolk. Was quite refreshing here yesterday Afternoon/Evening. The Batch of Storms that merged to the West of here began drawing a breeze behind it. First evening in ages it was actually pleasant sitting in the Garden. Me and my Girlfriend (Stella) had a lovely hour together. .

So Mary Hinge tells me She isn’t often wrong

Think it may have broken in the last Hour here in West Suffolk

SE and EA looking like the Spawning Ground this Morning. You can see New Storms breaking out around Norwich, Sudbury etc. Another Cell just coming to Kent Coast. I think we may of been Decapped.

As I think Kold Weather has mentioned, we are entering quite a rare set of circumstances coming together over the coming Days. The development of the Thermal Low over the central Lowlands is unusual in itself. These are usually subtropical features and thus are rare visitors to our near Shores. Think Wintertime Polar Low formation but the other end of the spectrum. There is a huge amount of heat available to feed this System. My thoughts are isolated TS breaking out almost anywhere from Sunday PM onwards. These becoming more widespread and severe as we move into the early part of next Week. As ever, some places will miss out, some places will be pounded by Storm after Storm. Even if you don’t get the rain I imagine there will be few places in the UK that won’t see Lightning flickering away in the distance. This could be what you have all been waiting for. Make the most of it.

Just hit 25c in Cambridge. I remember last July 25th it was 30c at 10am. Sky Cloud free at the moment. Very little if any breeze and looking like it’s going to bake. Image from University of Cambridge

I’m pretty sure that Cambridge Botanical Gardens isn’t an official Weather recording Station. Their reading had to be verified before it was made an official record. If anywhere like Gravesend had exceeded this Temp we would of heard about it..

34.4 Cambridge Cambs Saturday 29th June.

I tune in every Morning for your perusal of the outlook Knocker. An honest and unbiased opinion for which I thank you.

Why is every area of Of Snow that just happens to be in line of the Thames Estuary called a Streamer? It Snowed here last Night but it was called an area of Snow.

Heavy Snow continues up here in West Suffolk and looks like it will be a good few hours before it slows up. Probably 5 or 6 cms so far. It all evens out in the end I suppose as we got next to nothing the other Week. Certainly not gloating as I was hoping we all would all get a look in. Would quite happily share what I have to those less fortunate.

Snow heavier still and beginning to settle on the Road. We’re not in an Amber warning area so I’m thinking maybe an adjustment North is occurring?

Snow seems to be building more to the North of the Capital than was originally the forecast. Up here in West Suffolk it’s gaining in intensity.

For anyone that’s interested in what’s happening to the North of London the Snow has become heavier in the last half hour and is settling on all surfaces. 15 miles west of Bury st Edmunds.