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  1. 1 minute ago, kold weather said:

    9.30 Kold update and....

    No snow, not even a flake falling...

    The backedge may give 5-10 minutes of moderate snow and then finished.

    Not sure thats the end. The back edge is about half an hour from where you are but the low just west of Swanage may well fill in the gap its showing as rain at present but it will most likely change to sleet as it moves in land even snow away from the direct centre. 

  2. 6 minutes ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:

    I don’t know about other areas of the country but it’s no joke here when it snows even moderately - the transport infrastructure really, really struggles with ANY accumulation of the white stuff particularly around London - presumably mostly down to the density of people trying to complete their commute at the same time. I dread what the trains will be like later particularly - and wouldn’t envy anyone trying to navigate the road network after 9pm...

    Hardly surprising as every single car drives at half speed or even a quarter of the speed. Which would be as though the entire county of Surrey had roadworks on every single major and minor road. Imagine what that would be like. Its effectively what happens.. Plus the ones who then try to speed, crash, making matters worse.. Its exactly the same in every single similarly densely populated city or town in the world where snow falls only occasionally close or just above freezing,.. Happens all over Europe.

  3. Snow has made it almost all the way across the channel. First snow for the south east looks like falling over Seaford to Eastbourne and the surrounding south downs.

    Another blob of snow is developing down the M3 near Bordon. Apart from Devon, all the rain has now turned to sleet in the SW over higher ground and away from the Welsh coast wales looks amazing. 

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  4. 1 minute ago, kold weather said:

    Looks like the northern part of the front is extending eastwards at a fair clip right now, for Hampshire, W.Sussex and Surrey I'd keep a close eye on the radar, there maybe some snow earlier than expected feeding in from the west, mean while the front from the north still coming northwards at a decent rate...

    Tell me can you see a second low forming half way between Penzance and Cork on 15:55 radar ? What would be the implications ?

  5. 13 minutes ago, kold weather said:

    Interestingly the front is moving faster than expected, even on the UKMO update at 14z on the radar (Is it a version of UKV, does anyone know?).

    If this is the case, then that obviously is a good thing for those a little further north in this region for the heavier stuff.

    Its certainly advancing up the channel faster than it is over Somerset and Wiltshire. Could cause the channel precip to intensify at it comes ashore with a cold SE undercut. I would expect that new low forming off Devon to position itself close to the IOW by 7-8 pm

     

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  6. Looking at the latest radar, I think the low forming off the coast of South Devon is holding up the advance of the snow towards Exeter and Bristol way.  The precip

    is advancing up the channel at a far greater rate off knots.  It could be that the low pulls the precip off shore a little to come ashore again further along the Dorset coastline. This could well cause the front to pep up significantly as it comes inland this evening with a SE undercut.  @kold weather could well see a lot of snow and with a potential second sweet spot on the in Mid Surrey across to the Surrey E Sussex border.  These are developing things to watch in real time. I would expect the Met O Amber alerts to be issued later for somewhere from Mid Hants to E Sussex in a line.  Suffolk and Kent may well do slightly better than they are expecting if what I think is happening now turns out to be correct.  

    This could also explain why we are seeing snow on the beach in N Devon as winds begin to get pulled in from more of an ENE direction.

     

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