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Zesyph
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3 minutes ago, DAVID SNOW said:
I think people have been living in desert regions for thousands of years, a bit before air con.
High ceilings in buildings.... heat rises up with cooler air below at ground level. Lot of architecture was built like that. In the UK we dont really have homes of that nature.
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17 minutes ago, mb018538 said:
Well I think any sane person would know not to spend extended periods out in those kind of temperatures. There are hundreds of millions of people who live with these temperatures for months on end each year in desert regions. It’s just about being savvy.
Well they have the facilities to deal with these types of conditions whereas most of us don't.
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This heat is ridiculous. Think I'll stay home tomorrow. High 30s and possible 40C is unbearable. Dread to think this will become more common in the future. Don't quite understand people celebrating 40C being breached. very dangerous being out and about in those temp.
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Saw this on twitter hope its just a joke. Isnt this a bit too close to the runway? For me at least.
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I'm usually not very good with heat and humidity so next week's forecast is making me nervous. Using the central line during rush hour will be hell.
If we get some great thunderstorms then it will be worth it. I just hope this event does not last too long. 40°C is just too much for me I can handle 30°C fine.
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I have read that we could get a few storms with this set up next week but was wondering what the weather would be like in general with those uppers and humidity........ hot and dry or wet with cloud cover? or a mix of the two.
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2 hours ago, Ed Stone said:
You're kidding, right? We might only get three flakes (of actual snow) during a whole winter, but the ramping starts in October and doesn't stop till May...If I had half the snow the rampers predicted, I'd still be digging myself out!
In the immortal words of Dr McCoy:
Well I think ramping gets out of hand for both sides but it's more understandable for coldies since southern england can go years without lying snow so most ppl become desperate. Just saying that warm weather lovers have it better.
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Main difference is that we rarely get prolonged cold whereas heat is always guaranteed in the summer be it 2 weeks or 2 months long. Coldies aren't as greedy imo a short lived easterly satisfies everyone. I dont understand why anyone would want months on end of high 20s to low 30s like last summer.
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A cool start to May seems likely. It will still feel warm in any sunshine though 15C feels more like 20C in May when there's no cloud cover.
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Nothing significantly warm showing up on the models for the foreseeable future.
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Is it ever going to rain again here in London? Just light showers that lasted 5 minutes around here.
Rhetorical question......... thankfully it seems as if this weekend will bring some rain around these ends.
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The onset of rain and cooler weather this week is much needed. Past couple of days have been nice but before heading into summer proper a bit of rain is welcomed. Days on end of blue skies gets boring after a while as do overcast gloom fests in November. What I love about our climate is that nothing hangs around for too long. Last summer was brutal.
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57 minutes ago, Mattwolves said:
Quite a scary possible scenario if ocean circulation patterns were to collapse! Then we really would be seeing some disturbing winters!
Could you elaborate on that for newbies like me thanks
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16 minutes ago, Mattwolves said:
Looks familiar, very cold on both flanks!
That just shows how difficult it is to get cold over here. Such an awkward position to be in.
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Being a weather enthusiast in the UK is frustrating. Nothing much happening again this week. But the sun is out which is all I ask for if it's not cold and snowy. Better than cloudy overcast gloom.
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Looks like I can go out next week wearing a light jumper. 14C in the sun will feel nice. Won't be surprised if we get colder weather in March but for now I'll put my winter coat away!
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Very poor here in East London. No lying snow unfortunately.
My university in the west of the city had a good 4cm on the ground yesterday. Seems like west and south London did pretty well.
Next week shows temperatures up to 11C. As a cold lover I prefer frigid easterlies for proper cold so I welcome the mild weather next week. Better than 5C and a slush fest. Glad some folk got a good snow event though.
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16 minutes ago, Froze were the Days said:
Realism over positivism (just made that up) mate...I also have a strange sense of humour as you can tell, by the way I've been here since 2005!
Your posts give me a good laugh keep it up. So much effort and hype over a dusting for most I bet. But let's see where this goes might surprise a few people.
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10 minutes ago, Quicksilver1989 said:
The global temperature anomalies tell quite a story too, almost everywhere at 60N below average! If only that serious Eurasian cold could move west heh heh...
Overall I'd say any chance of a cold spell around 48:52, there certainly isn't a will of the weather gods for a mild spell at the moment. Lets hope we get a strong and stable high pressure to our north!
What does it mean for the jet stream with much of the eastern seaboard to be mild? Good news for us I hope.
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These uppers at 144 seem an improvement ?
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Meanwhile in America........ not jealous at all !
Feels pretty mild out there. Hoping for the return of cold on Sunday
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Couple of milder days ahead then back to cold. Not bad.
My first winter model watching and its a rather hectic one. Hopefully not every winter is like this. Quite opposite to earlier last year with the summer being predicted quite comfortably by the models with those 6-8 weeks of prolonged hot weather. Learning a lot through this forum.It's nice
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3 minutes ago, weirpig said:
Certainly will not be powder snow. usually that is minus double digit uppers from the east useless stuff for making a snowman i expect it will be a typical snow with large flakes and hopefully quick accum
Why do people prefer powder snow more than wet snow/larger snowflakes most of the time? What are the main differences between them?
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Hey guys any chance any snow accumulated will last till tomorrow morning? Would like to wake up and see the snow on the ground in day light
South East and East Anglia Weather Discussion February 2021 onwards
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Hey everyone just wanted to know if the rain beforehand will prevent snow from settling?