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Never bought into the hype anyway. Northwesterly slush or cold rain is what we get in these set ups. Todays update will be closer to what we get. Not the blizzards mentioned in the mod thread
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Northwesterly slush fest? No thanks
Never do well from them, although higher parts up near LBA get a lot
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1 hour ago, summer blizzard said:
Heaviest was 21cm from a single event on 6th Jan 2010 but that was at about 200m and falling onto existing snowcover several centimeters deep and iced with a 10 hour event.
Other than that I recall New years Eve 2003, massive flakes for 6 hours, 9cm.
25 January 1995. 45cm in 3 hours In Leeds
January 1995 United Kingdom snowfall - Wikipedia
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14 minutes ago, northwestsnow said:
I’ll take it
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3 minutes ago, cj114 said:
I had no idea how "London centric" everything was until I moved up here.
But beware, since I arrived there has hardly been any Snow! If this continues then I am sorry.
Keep watching the mod thread. You ain’t seen nothing yet! Just wait till Thursday when all they can build is a ‘potential’ snow man. March ‘13 was epic. Obviously 2010 but that was more memorable for the depth of cold. -6c at lunchtime in Leeds. Hopefully we get some this winter, as last year was poor (and it transpires you are at fault for that!)
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9 minutes ago, Aiden2012 said:
Model discussion is slowly becoming a southern discussion how I do love winter
Slowly becoming? It’s the same every year. Snow accumulation charts will be posted constantly from now on. Don’t be too disappointed when you wake up and it’s ‘game over’ and ‘massive downgrade’ etc etc. This has meant in the past that we get the snow instead but that’s never mentioned.
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Reports coming in that the wind is that strong that a Ryanair Plane has landed in the city it was actually meant to
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Just now, StingJet said:
Yeah .. damn expensive those bus shelters!! , lets hope no one was using it at the time
Nobody there thankfully that’s the most important thing. Could have been much worse
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Hi Kasim. Would you say Leeds is at risk of this or more exposed parts?. Thanks
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1 minute ago, cheese said:
The whole ‘it’s too wet to settle’ thing has always been nonsense. During the snowfall in February last year it went from heavy rain, to sleet, to snow - and it began settling almost straight away. If it’s cold enough, and if the snow is heavy enough, it’s going to settle regardless.
Exactly. People still say it though. ‘At least it won’t lay the ground is wet!
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Ahhh the great 95 event. The day Eric Cantona Kung fu kicked the fan. The best snowfall event I can remember. Heavy rain bouncing off the pavement big puddles until around 4/5pm here in Leeds. Turned into massive flakes and brought 40cm in 3 hours to some parts. Gridlock. Had to walk to meet my mum who had set off from the centre of Leeds as the roads were chaos.
This event blew the ‘it won’t lay it’s too wet’ theory out of the water and I laugh anytime I hear that.January 1995 United Kingdom snowfall - Wikipedia
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Mild getting pushed back till new year
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Model Output Discussion - Into Winter
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Immense. Fully agree. There’s your pipe burster Feb. That’s why I took my bat and ball home when this thread was buzzing over a North Westerly slush fest. This is when I start to get a tad excited. Granted it’s only one and we need these to appear more frequently.
Out of interest what would the temp on the ground be under that?