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Used my 4k camcorder today looking towards the east from Fareham, it was great to watch. Hopefully get some more video this week. Maybe try 4K next time. Still working out how to use it, I'm much better at Photography with my cameras.
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2 minutes ago, Robbie Garrett said:
Great picture. Nice to see you on here. Seen your videos on Flyer Forum (I'm a photographer from Lee on Solent airfield)
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39 minutes ago, Purplepixii said:
Trying not to get excited by the hype, but if this does come off I'll be heading to the coast to watch
Same here. Camera will be ready just in case.- 3
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Been cloudy here all day, 600-800ft cloud bases a few sunny spells. But I’m happy with that it’s warm and got the weekend to look forward to even if it’s partly cloudy I’ll still be happy. Still think it will be mostly sunny even on the coast here this weekend. It’s all a forecast up until it happens, weather will do whatever it wants. A least we got rid of that chill we had most of May so it could be a lot worse.
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55 minutes ago, Alderc said:
BBC forecast is depressing, almost no sun today, tomorrow even Saturday looking sketchy for sun. This is why the UK climate is just one of the worst, even under high pressure is delivers rubbish conditions time and time again.
You are definitely king of this thread not sure I have seen you say anything positive this summer so far. Try be more positive otherwise you will end up with high blood pressure looks like the sun is already trying to break through here. Looking at the SAT24 it seems it’s breaking up in the SW as well. We she’ll see what today brings. I’ll be surprised if it didn’t break a bit more before your 2pm estimate.
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3 minutes ago, DCee said:
Actually the GFS was the first to the party and held strong, soon after the ECM came to the party and has held since. So we can't discount minor fluctuations by the GFS, but fingers crossed its an outlier.
GFS did have a wobble for a couple of days when the ECM came on board though.
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11 minutes ago, Alderc said:
Can anyone find somewhere, anywhere in the world (that’s not a Rocky little island) that is less snowy than parts of the south coast of England west of the IOW at 50degrees north?
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2 minutes ago, 38.7°C said:
JMA outlook for the rest of January looks mild and wet, windy & Atlantic driven. No attack from beast from the east on there its all attack from pest from the west
I'm glad I never check the JMA then. Looking forward to see the 12Z runs from the GFS, UKMO and ECM. Hopefully we carry on with some good trends for later in January.
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Don't worry guys according to XCWEATHER Wellesbourne airfield has a dew point of -38 now you just need some precipitation.
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Wellesbourne airfield has a dew point of -38 according to XCWEATHER.
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Well we got wet snow here. Nice surprise thought it was going to be all rain.
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3 minutes ago, Harsh Climate said:
Anyone doubting the convective potential of next weeks potential easterly think again, just for fun look at what ECM shows for Tuesday 5th january with just -4 / -5 uppers..
And I believe that the precipitation packing in from the North Sea would be all snow, due to the relatively short distance the air is tracking over the North Sea!
With a warmer then normal North Sea I thought it would be mostly rain on the coast and a little bit inland. Surely you would need lower uppers to be safer for snow.
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29 minutes ago, chris55 said:
Thanks for the info. Been a while since I have been on here checking charts again. Nice to hear GEM is doing well in the short range. 48 hours to go, hopefully it’s near the GEM then. EURO4 having none of it yet. Also worries me it will go to far south, does happen a lot of the time. Hopefully get a better idea tomorrow, but as always it will most likely be a nowcast radar watch.
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56 minutes ago, MidnightSnow said:
Yeah but doesn't it usually correct southwards? Could be wrong about that though. Looks pretty good right now.
Yeah normally it does. Keeping a keen eye on the charts over the next 24 hours.
26 minutes ago, Leon1 said:This looks better. Shame it’s GEM.
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Rain with sleet and very wet snow mixed in here.
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Temperature has dropped here again, and the light winds have changed from a SW to a NW.
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3 minutes ago, Isleofwightsnowgal74 said:
Same here on the iow we are doomed
I’m gutted we are just too warm n mild down here we need the perfect setup unfortunately and it hasn’t happened for a few years now!
Same here. I can’t get much closer to the sea so that don’t help, plus the winds coming from the sea add to the mix. Changes to north wind later. The waiting carry’s on.
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Amazing how two different people say the opposite to each other on the ICON run. Does become a little confusing in here at times. Looking forward to the GFS 12z compared to the last couple of runs.
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13 minutes ago, Scott Ingham said:
A lot of peopoe that do post live up North though and you have to factor that in. It doesnt have to be a snowy spell all the way to the south coast for it to be considered a good period of winter weather.
Compared to a December average this is an historicaloy significant piece of winter weather which has only just started.
Its not going to warm up in the next 2 or 3 weeks. Its only going to get colder as further bouts of amplification kick into gear and then we have events in the strat.
You cant downplay the start to this winter its been fascinating and is only going to get more and more newsworthy. Playing it down is your perogative and your entitled to but i wont be taking any notice of that because myself including most on here know what is lurking by the passing week
A lot of people also are from the south that post on here. But I am very enjoying all the posts on here at the moment including yours. Keep it up.
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Hi GTLTW, this is what I found puzzling about the MetO weather warnings, they are normally at pains to exclude the coastal strip if there is any uncertainty about if it'll be rain or snow, so I was trying to fathom the reason for their confidence!
As I mentioned, they seem to be putting their faith in colder air being drawn in from France on the strengthening SE flow, OR it could be that as the frontal zone approaches with a triple-point LP forming, then winds across our area will turn ENE, maybe even NE thus bringing us a land track, rather than a sea fetch.
But to answer your question, I shall be very surprised if immediate coasts from the IOW westward get anything but rain. But it is so finely balanced. A few miles inland it could be a different story.
I notice on the latest surface obs from the N French coast, although the temps are above freezing, the dewpoints are sub-zero, so as the gradient increases, there may be less chance for the air to pick up heat from the Channel.
I shall be watching temps closely throughout the evening to see how things change. But I am not getting too excited until I actually see the snow!!
Thanks OMM its good to see you in here, i hope you will be here later in the night. Looks very interesting
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thanks old met man i knew it was to good to be true,
He didnt say there is NO WAY, he was simply saying there is a chance it could be rain. It's not even happened yet. Lets wait and see.
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