Bobby93

Thanks. Fingers crossed and hope for the best I guess

How do we think Suffolk will do tomorrow? Rain or snow?

Snowing heavily here in Bury St Edmund's now. Grass, roof tops etc turning white.

It's more the fact the ensembles etc continuously lead us up the garden path.

Cold always wins out in FI, but come +180 or so it's inevitable the mild will win. It's like a repeat record.

Might make it by march if we're lucky at this rate ?

Trying to get cold into our country the past few years is hopeless. This weeks so called "cold snap" was also woeful unless you live up a hill somewhere. I don't know why we bother watching this model output sometimes, gfs, ecm all look nailed on for cold, ensembles looked promising etc. And just like that we're practically back into mild mush.

I'm not comparing this to 2010, but remember when the breakdown was supposedly coming but it just kept getting pushed back day upon day.

So as we enter autumn we see the Azores high having the main say again. The mild/warmth of the of the next week just doesn't excite me in October. Can't we have a nice cell of high pressure sat over us in autumn nowadays without it bringing mild muck? Pleasant autumn days with cool crisp nights feel like something autumn never brings anymore. Here's hoping the next weeks pattern doesn't last too long. I know our weather is generally a south westerly pattern, but I'm sure everyone would just like to see some seasonal weather for a change. Whether that be summer, autumn winter or spring. The past few years I don't recall any season truly delivering what it should, I just hope this doesn't continue through this autumn and beyond.