Firefly2005

Need the AMOC to hurry up and collapse…

This should defo be a new tradition of saying thanks on here now.

Is he not just updating his interpretations along with the models? I always find his posts really easy to understand and also thorough. Normally don’t get involved in these to and fros but don’t want anyone to feel unvalued here. Very grateful to everyone who contributes their knowledge to this forum - it’s massively increased mine!

I know it’s slightly off topic… but still I liked this image and thought I’d respond with photos of our house in the 70s

Can someone tell me in simple terms what is going on and why we’re so excited and how certain it is? On a side note it has felt like snow is on the way here in next few days in the Pennines for about 48 hrs. I know that sounds ridiculous but it has

Really interesting - thanks!

About 4 inches so far here in hills above Hebden Bridge (HX26JQ) at 240m. It’s been great fun. Looking at the radar it looks like we’re about to get a proper dumping - am I right (v casual user)? My kids were loving it today. School still open throughout too IMG_2149.MOV

Snow settling in the hills above Hebden Bridge… but we’re at 250m here. Only a dusting presently and none on the roads

I know it’s not that scientific… but the carpenter reframing our roof who has had his work based round weather for 30 years says “it’s going to be a long hard cold winter that we’re all going to remember” just to add to positive vibes

Heavy snow in hills above Hebden bridge and all that stuff in north east looks to be heading towards us.... 250m

Wow Keld looks lovely. Castle and an abbey aswell! And with names like "Crackpot" and "Butthouse rigg" you can't go wrong... long way to the nearest job for me though! Work in the NHS.

Now on our 4th day of lying snow.... feels like winter. When we were choosing where to bring up the kids my only criteria was that it must be over 200m elevation... now we're at 240 and I wish rightmove could rank homes by altitude! (Hills above Hebden Bridge)

I'm a rare poster in here mainly as I just don't have enough knowledge or understanding to comment. These posts look really promising, but I've been over-optimistic before. What point can we look at models and say cold/snow is pretty much a definite? 2-3 days out? And so I guess all these lovely looking model outputs could still give us nothing if they're at 5-6 days? Sorry for the low level post but it's nice to hear the real chances in lay terms... Regards Ian ps I live at 280m in the pennines so I'm hopeful....

Interesting that met office isn’t picking up on this at all...

Looking at the radar it looks like we’re going to get plenty of snow in Hebden Bridge today... but no sign of it on met office app... what do people think?