Frosty the Snowman
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Cat and Fiddle starting to look good. The Cat & Fiddle Webcam A537 Buxton to Macclesfield WWW.MACCINFO.COM
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Let's see how the rest of today goes before writing off this event.
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It's got this far, just started. So quite possibly will get to you.
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Scotland/Alba weather discussion - Jan 2021 onwards
Frosty the Snowman replied to LomondSnowstorm's topic in Regional
And the conversion rate of inches to cms was still being taught as a refresher when I left school 5 decades later. You'd need to pretty young not to be able to do the conversions in your head -
Covering here this morning. Nice sight to wake up to.
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Wrong choice of words, I mean the front of the low for the end of the week from the west. A trough feature spring up somewhere would nice though. I think we got one at some point in 2018 but it was so windy nothing settled - however that could have been early 2019.
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Can't bring the front in quick enough then.....
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Well if that ain't a clue to go to sleep and stop staring at the bloody radar nothing is. Looked like you were on western edge of a proper streamer few hours back
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Radar suggest you should buried by now though?
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Another complete let down then, really thought I'd have seen some real snow by now rather than dandruff. Up early tomorrow to see if outs falling overnight then, Easterlies are dung.
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She's a weather presenter rather than a meteorologist at least going by her wiki and Twitter (the ones who are both tend to be quite prissy about making the point they are both). Pretty sure they used to just call them 'bands of showers' on telly.
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It's not anything you could class a streamer, just more coastal instability than you might expect being fed from the southern low.
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Looks like the instability to the south and that instability to the north are trying to get together....
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To be fair an event like this is probably one of those where Lancashire should be split from Greater Manchester and Cheshire. There awful here. Bloody awful.
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Downgraded here, quite clear the apps have this further south
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Wouldn't expect any less
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Edit: misread your post, seems your adding to my point. It was an oversimplified picture for someone asking what to look at on the radar, all they needed to know was their looking for the same level of instability off the coast of NE England.
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Nice Gap
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Intensity now ramping up just below Scarborough - could be the start of something of any interest rather than this fluff we've had all day
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Look North - some more potency beginning to fall in in the North East - as far South as Durham, should keep sinking this afternoon/overnight.
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Even for most of them, the real interest was after the front cleared. I think that stuffs beginning to make it this far west, dandruff+ Seems to be more persistent though, and definitely more life in the radar.
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Seems to be some intermittent dandruff making it across here. Surely if showers this light can get this far west, question marks over whether actual snow showers can tonight into tomorrow are moot.
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Looks as though that band over Kent is finally on the retreat which should open up the North Sea for business as the afternoon progresses.
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Looks Great!
