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  1. I know the primary is snow, but I have actually enjoyed following this "event". I have found it fascinating as to the amount of changes in forecasts and the downgrading/upgrading. 

    I think I have learnt more about the weather with this than ever before. 

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  2. 28 minutes ago, Barometer Cat said:

    wow - avoided the radar for a good hour or so and what a difference!  

    View with animation on gives a bit of a clue as to what might happen.  If the pink blobs make it as far as me I might go for a walk (unless its past midnight or something..)☺️

    Hope it picks up more and across the East and West mids!

    It's toddling northwards at a bit of a lick!

  3. Well my trusty little Oregon clock has been saying rain for a few hours. I saw mackerel sky earlier, so I guess ppn is likely here. I am placing my bets on clear snow.

    Something about the sky though. If not now, then maybe into Feb. 

    This is not scientific and I will probably be wrong.

  4. 1 hour ago, Vmistry said:

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    Look at all these from the BFTE last year, pretty much everything missed us

    You see that hole at the bottom of the chart on the right? Just above Brighton? That was where we lived. Virtually nothing there either. I thought moving north would increase my chances, seems East of Loughborough ain't so good either ☹️

  5. Last year, when I was still living in Charlwood in Surrey, the BftE was a shoe-in for really heavy snow. When you get a good easterly in that area you can end up with an easy 6 inches or more of snow. We had some heavy snow which all melted very quickly, despite most areas around us getting loads and it stayed. The most interesting stuff we got was frozen rain.

    As an aside, when I was in Epsom, I think it was Jan 2009, we had the heaviest snowfall in the country. About 13" over about 24 hours. Again, easterly. 

    My point being that neither of these 2 weather patterns were forecast. Charlwood was supposed to get a right dumping and Epsom was to get a couple of inches. Anything can change at the last minute. The best weather forecasting is the mk1 eyeball!

     

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