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A.J

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  1. ok, new thread is now open and can be found here ------> locking this one
  2. Ok, please carry on here old thread ------------->
  3. Afternoon folks, new thread coming shortly so please finish off any posting....ta!
  4. okey dokey, new thread now open ---------------> locking this one shortly
  5. Opening a new thread for the afternoon model output relevant to this region, so please finish off any posting....ta!
  6. okey dokey, new thread here -----------------> locking this one shortly
  7. Righty O, please carry on here Old thread ------------------------->
  8. I'm going to start a new thread shortly, so please wrap up any posts you might be making...ta!
  9. he did not say anything of the sort...either post accurately, or don't post at all....the choice is yours
  10. early doors Tony, but in the reliable time frame, it's looking increasingly marginal even for us out to the east. Hopefully in the medium to longer term, the 12z outputs in all their guises give us the synoptics we crave!
  11. at face value hi-res output is not too clever for our neck of the woods on monday, even out here to the far east of the region) but, and it's a big but, local variances will play a huge role IMO (local elevation wet bulb/dewpoint temps etc etc)
  12. just been up to the local village shop to pick up essentials (bicardi, coke & mini cheddars) and it is bitter now, bits and pieces of sleet in the keen wind
  13. Dry with chinks of 'sunshine' currently....now there's a novelty! Cold though in a gusty easterly breeze
  14. posted the following in the CS/SW England thread earlier this morning, thought I'd repost it here. Thought I'd post this to help less experiencd members to get a handle on snow forecasting and the parameters required. Created by Net Weather's former Chief Forecaster John Holmes Posted Image
  15. knife edge stuff from the 06z output for Monday from an IMBY perspective.....Luckily I have some elevation, and this scenario kind of reminds me of my previous time at Lyneham where it could be raining lower down in Chippenham, yet settling snow on top of Lyneham banks....all in all fascinating radar/sky watching beckons Just to add, a postive note, last feb (when I was still living near Birmingham) the hi-res outputs were progging front edge snow thn sleet/rain from a similar set up...We got 5 inches of snow that day as the warm sector slid down 20 or so miles to our west keeping us in the colder air all day!
  16. Thought I'd post this to help less experiencd members to get a handle on snow forecasting and the parameters required. Created by Net Weather's former Chief Forecaster John Holmes
  17. My analysis not sound?.....may you burn in Hades!...(although maybe not for a few days, rumour has it it will be a tad chilly according to model output)...lol
  18. not totally correct Tony....If it's showing purple ppn echoes (ie frozen rain) then what it means is that temps at the 850hpa boundary are above freezing but surface temps are below freezing, or more specifically, ppn is falling through a layer of the atmosphere that has an ambient temp of above freezing, with a colder (below freezing) layer near the surface
  19. ok, not as risque, but just as sexist....One thing I've noticed about dating is it's so hard to find the right person these days. All I want is a woman who loves long walks on the beach. It'll give her something to do whilst I watch football. yes, I'm setting a very bad example on posting ettiquette for the thread...so, with that in mind, back on topic.....erm......it's winter out there!
  20. funny you should mention it....interesting thing happened today....I joined a site after seeing a pop up saying 'Meet Lots Of Women In Your Area For Sex Tonight'.. The next stage of the application said 'Please Choose: 18-25, 26-33, 34-42, 43-49, Over 50' I've gone for 43-49 women, over 50 is just being greedy. lol
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