Yes, I’m trying to make it clear to a lot of people to expect the inevitable downgrades and disappointment as this cold spell will not deliver what it is showing now - however I only end being orchestrated and accused of being a troll.
As I have said, the key to being a good weather forecaster, wether it be professionally or as a hobby, I’d to take into account past events. As an enthusiast it is important not to get too giddy or carried away.
19 years on this forum tells me every winter will be the same and people will continue to do so, but even if one person takes heed of this advice it is better than nobody.
So in essence:
*The current cold output will downgrade any time from to tomorrow.
**Things will get cooler from next week as we transition into a late starting autumn.
***We will not see widespread heavy snow and sub zero temperatures with the exception of high ground in Scotland and possibly the highest parts of northern England.
****This winter will be largely mild, as most common British winters are with the odd interlude of cold and very occasional snow - however it will be nothing of major significance.
Just wanted to get my point across before the wheels fall if soon!!!