Sceptical

Can never have enough firewood. The benefit of storm Arwen last year.

Mad thread again

A sunny cold day in the NE of Scotland. Temperatures struggling to get above 5c. The morning was much colder

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@Paul if I tap below the highlighted text, the typing cursor appears briefly before disappearing.

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Having issues with using the quote button. The original text gets highlighted blue and I'm unable to type a response.

November draws to a close on a cold note.

Mechanic just off the phone arranging to fit the winter wheels and tyres Thursday. Wonder if he's been reading the mad thread:

Bit of a wobble over the mad thread.

The Day after tomorrow UK style.

Stick with the Met office

Met office outlook. Thursday 1 Dec - Saturday 10 Dec Thursday is likely to be cloudy for most with early morning fog possible, occasional rain in the northwest with a possibility of lighter, scattered showers extending further eastwards at times. During the following few days, a continuation of more settled weather is favoured for most of the UK, with a chance of unsettled weather mainly limited to the northwest in the form of rain, showers and potentially some stronger winds. Temperatures are expected to be around or a little below average through the start of December, which will feel cold compared to recent mild conditions, particularly in the south and east. If unsettled weather does return to the northwest, temperatures may recover to normal here. Absolutely nothing like what's being kicked about on the mad thread.

Daytime highs next week look average to mild entering winter proper.

Met update to the 9th of December looks like bog standard winter fare. "Showers arriving from the east, wintry over hills and mountains" Cooler and drier.

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Met office 10 day trender seeing HP to the SW of the UK

Based on the Met outlook's, I won't be swapping to my winter alloys and tyres anytime soon.

Put me down for my usual punt. Temperatures at, or slightly above average. Any snow will mostly be confined to the Scottish mountains.

The lack of booms and stonkers on the mad thread is a concern

The Lecht today. VID-20221122-WA0002_1.mp4

According to the Met Office forecast, the vast majority of the UK will be under double digit figures later this week.

Damp foggy and cold start. -4c car display.