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9 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Netweather radar definitely showing pockets of precipitation building off the North Norfolk coast! It's about to commence, what we've been waiting for, for years!
It's snowing here in Sheringham,north Norfolk coast,moon was out 15 mins ago....lol
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2 minutes ago, SLEETY said:
That’s a downgrade then,only settling in places now? Thought it was going to get so cold it was settling everywhere,so now only on high ground or what
very poor update,hope it’s not going all wrong st the last minite.
Don't worry "Sleety"with dew points below freezing, it will settle. Nothing has gone wrong.
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7 minutes ago, Norfolk Sheep said:
Trying to convince people that the forecast isn't rubbish is proving an uphill struggle - "I'll believe it when I see it"; "a load of hot air" ; "all a fuss about nothing"
Always going to be the way, to many false alerts put out nowadays, especially express newspaper, makes my blood boil...lol. People have lost trust. Only this time it's looking like it's going to happen.Look east forecast online giving a maximum daytime temp of only minus 4 on Thursday.That is going to to shock alot of people.
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7 minutes ago, twiglet98 said:
Thanks guys, we usually go for walks at Holkham but it's a long way from a takeaway!
Wells next the sea is your nearest, just down the road, great fish and chip shop overlooking the Quay, you can't miss it.
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2 minutes ago, twiglet98 said:
My visiting family want fish and chips at the beach on Saturday (recommendations for takeaways in North Norfolk, anyone??) before they depart from Heathrow Monday lunchtime. They're used to cold weather but driving in snow is nobody's idea of a good time - well, not mine! Snow later Monday please...
Ha!?I live in sheringham which is on the North n Norfolk coast, can highly recommend No1's at Cromer, just 5 miles away from me.
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1 minute ago, smhouston said:
I'm not one to usually post on here and I'm definitely one not to ramp. Even the last failed cold spell I warned people not to dismiss the GFS, so I'd like to consider myself pretty grounded when it comes to these situations!
However, wow. I've been a member for a while on here and watch every winter for a special events to be modeled and then disappear eventually, but this one is something else. An absolutely classic winter spell is on the cards as much as I personally don't want it to be atm. How deep the cold gets, and the amount of shower activity to be generated off the North Sea, is something else.
The models will be right this time, except for that low to the south I reckon. All down the east side of the country is 100% going to get an absolute pasting, and no doubt other areas will too. Do not underestimate how heavy and consistent the showers can be generated off the North Sea, and that will not be known until T0.
Literally the best charts I've seen so close to the time from all my years on here, which is quite a long time now (14 years).
For a different thread, but extremely surprised how this has not been publically escalated by the METO. Absolutely dangerous conditions coming up...it's not the snow that kills. Extremely worrying just how cold it'll get and there are a lot of vulnerable people out there.
Can but only agree with what you said,and how the weather models are looking, not seen anything this extreme since 87.A great deal of worry coming up for many both young and old, and those who are carers towards them.
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42 minutes ago, stainesbloke said:
I’d be postponing the trip, if possible. Imagine being stuck on a motorway for hours in that cold. The showers look lively for that part of the UK.
Yes I would kill that trip now, don't think the highway boys will be wanting to dig you out of the snow, they will be struggling as it is.
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1 minute ago, tight isobar said:
Signal- for colder/longer grows massively this morning...
The fridged air becoming locked in!!!!..
#winter #wonderland
Some amazing ensembles for extending the severe cold this morning.
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7 minutes ago, Frosty. said:
Indeed and that's not even adding the severe wind-chill which would make it feel four or five times colder still!!..this is soooo exciting isn't it?...stunning 12z runs so far
And don't forget in the heavy snow showers there will be evaporative cooling going on, probably knock the temps down another couple of degrees, plus if you have already got snow cover then it will have its own low level of cold. Really day after tomorrow stuff.
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5 minutes ago, SLEETY said:
U.K. meto omfg Can’t imagine conditions looking at ukmo 144 heavy snow showers drifting in gale force ,bone chilling Easterly winds is my forecast,just insane
That is very insane, and quite worrying if you have no choice but to be out and about that day...
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3 minutes ago, karlos1983 said:
This looks a very snowy chart to me
Yes kinks in the isobars showing a possible trough feature moving through off the North sea.
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25 minutes ago, metaltron said:
Are areas in the west of East Anglia, such as Cambridge, likely to be dry in this setup? Certainly, looks that way from the models; we get the least snow in the whole country! Does anybody remember what is was like in Cambridge in past easterly spells like Feb 91?
Yes I'm a veteran from the big winters of the eighties.With a strong east wind in place it will be blowing snow showers right across into Cambridge,likely to be heavy at times.
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41 minutes ago, Nick F said:
00z EC op was at the warm end of the spread after the 28th looking at the London T2m, this is when the flow backs to a less cold NLy.
Wow loving those ensembles.Looking very cold ..
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East Anglia and North London weather discussion (25/02/2018) onward
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I've got a dusting of snow here in Sheringham, hopefully some more coming in on the radar very soon.