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As a weather nut from the age of 7 (the winter of 62-63 started me off!), I'm very sad to see another broadcasting icon hang up his magnetic clouds and retire. Thanks, Michael, for so many amazing memories, and I hope you get the chance to relax and enjoy whatever awaits you. Weird to think that soon after I started University I was reading a Fred Hoyle book about the coming ice age - now look what's happening!! It's all too confusing ! Best of luck, sir...
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Looking at the radar, odds on a sharp shower or two here and dramatic temps drop in the next few hours
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Absolutely foul here (just SW of Nottingham) for past hour. Steady rain, gusty Easterly (ENE) wind, 6C. There's even been smatterings of sleet in the heavier bursts. Vile!
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33 minutes ago, Lee Jones said:
Just measured window ledge 2 inches currently (city centre) still falling ,lightly though. All that is from tonight, obviously not huge amounts but looks great and very orange with light pollution. I think Lincoln/Grantham will have some really decent totals.
From pithers and snizzles we now have a proper streamer in Chilwell at long last! Maybe 2 hours more to come - first for yonks and a first ever for me at -6C! Reminds me of the first dumping on Boxing Night 1962 So far nearly 4" (don't get me ranting about centimetres) from zilch. Regardless of Friday/the weekend, this'll do me! Looks wonderful and quiet outside, as does my large Jameson's inside...
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Popped into my garden yesterday mid-afternoon to savage an out-of-control bush while the mood took me - weather heavily overcast, gloomy, 16C. Suddenly the cloud broke to a brief sunny interval with an effect akin to opening the oven door - temp. rose 7C in a few seconds! Extraordinary sensation...
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Sleety cold rain south of Nottingham now... 5.1C
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I'd be happy to help, Paul. Especially if the new system could banish totally irrelevant posts!!
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8 minutes ago, feb1991blizzard said:
My slight worry now is the potent cold is getting put back with every run, it is now in line with Met Office thoughts re- wed onwards, a few runs ago on some models it was progged earlier, will future runs now start backing the Met office text forecast in terms of longjevity on subsequent runs?
Yes. But only a run or two before that it was a week on Saturday!
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Tut tut mods feel free to remove I do not post on here much prefering to sit on the fence and watch from behind the scenes and leave it to the most experienced on here,i do feel that the mod thread is fast becoming the south thread,when a person from the north west comes in and gets slated for commenting the north west is gping to have loads of snow,i do feel the mods need to get a hand on this it is very much becoming imby yet again.Thanks
Clearly the mods have it all on to 'police' every post, but it's a right royal pain scrolling through all the dross to find a knowledgeable/interesting one ABOUT THE MODEL OUTPUT! If I'm posting this in the wrong place, I hold my hands up, but is there any way to build a filter into the forum so we can select (if we want to) a chosen few posters who we know usually talk relevant sense?! And (off topic) if I see 'anomalies' spelled 'anomalys' again, I fear the consequences...
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Amazingly the Beeston snow barrier has been down for well over 3 hours. Glorious, Hollywood snow to begin, then standard moderate stuff. Prob 2" lying now. This bears an uncanny resemblance to what happened on Boxing Day night, 1962 (for anyone who can remember!!), when I was 7 and living in Hatch End. The rest is history...
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<the type of alluring GFS output we are currently seeing in FI may become more and more plausible sooner rather than later
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<all bets are off as stated in the extended period.
<we could do with treading water in GWO phase spacing 1/2 right into the first week or so of the New Year so that the indicated amplification potential is maximised whilst negative frictional torque longevity sustains the strength of the Azores High. ..
<could it be that the amplification signal being picked up in the last week of this month leads us to simultaneous timing of vortex demise and flip in the NAO from the persistently + signal we have been seeing... early in January?
<There are dominoes to fall that need a little luck (for coldest outcomes) to get to that Havana - but the retrogressed Pacific pattern and quieter Atlantic profile represents very promising progress at mid month on the basis that further vortex assassination has re-commenced in good time after that annoying blip. Hopefully the troposphere/stratosphere relationship (allied with the atmosphere calling in a favour for us) will do the rest....
Edited by Tamara תָּ 16 December 2014 - 19:05
'Havana' as in big fat cigar, Tamara, or as in 'Nirvana'... paradise?!!
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About time we resurrected the EAST Midlands thread, isn't it, mods?
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Snowing quite hard in Chilwell. Temp 3.3C, but dewpoint -0.1C.
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Now light snow in Chilwell, temp 1.2C.
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Thursday Jan 31st... 12.16pm! Malc.
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Where are you based? Not in your profile!I know that it has not been as bad here as in some areas but it has exceeded what I expected, even at lunchtime today!
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20p-sized flakes coming your way!Snowing nicely in Notts at the mo :-)
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Proper snow in Chilwell now - the shield must be down at last! Verging on moderate...
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Very light snow flurry in Chilwell now - 11.15am.
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Very light and sleety snow now. Temp up to 1.1C, dewpoint 1C. Radar suggests only maybe 10 more minutes of this. What next? Still looks pretty dark to the West. Guess it'll freeze hard and some will stick around before Round Two on Friday/Saturday/Sunday...
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Correction: radar showing sleet NOW. Mind you it showed light snow for 2 hours before we got a flake last night...Current temp 1C, dewpoint 0.9C. Moderate snow in Chilwell, still. Radar showing sleet imminent. As for GFS? Just hope it's barking as wildly up the wrong tree as the other models think!
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Current temp 1C, dewpoint 0.9C. Moderate snow in Chilwell, still. Radar showing sleet imminent. As for GFS? Just hope it's barking as wildly up the wrong tree as the other models think!
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'Thunderous' showers, Terry? God bless our constantly evolving language!!