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On the contrary i've copied the bbc with a white fill for midland areas but what they have failed to rcognise is the heavy precip further north over barnsley. I have fixed this error for them and am happy with the result!
lol, thats kind of you! Who knows, Everton Fox might sign you up as his aprentice...
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Well a fascinating 24 hours ahead, very much a throwback to the eighties and great that the younger members can see such an event.
Events like this can be letdowns - Dec 95 was one such occassion - although much milder air than we are talking about this time was expected to sweep North, heavy snow was forecasted as the system met the colder air. The reality was a big disappointment with patchy snow and freezing rain before the milder air got in. This was despite Birmingham and Manchester weather centres issuing severe weather 'nowcasts' in the early afternoon !
Another event in the mid-80s (can't remember exactly when' saw a Channel Low expected to bring heavy snow to Central Southern England, South Midlands and London. It was talked up so much that ITN even posted a man in Central London to wait for the snow in the early hours of the morning. The reality was that the Low headed in another direction and gave South Wales, parts of SW England and the SW Midlands a dumping !
The nature of the event is always a little hazardous because milder air is always behind the Low pressure system, even in the classic winters, warm sectors would take hold across SW areas and occasionally further North. However, it looks good for many Southern areas and even better for Mid Wales and the Central Midlands.
Perhaps a bit premature, but Dudley and surrounding areas look set for a pasting.
lol, its allready appearing on the radar and its bloody heavy! ovcoarse the midlands are guna get hammered tommorow!
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anyone know how to add a 'bitmap image' from paint? (ina post)...... cos im guna do my own version of the risk areas...
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Oh No!! Please don't say its true.....my kids will be devastated.
Chill out, temps will drop before then, plus when the precipitation arives evaporative cooling will come into play.. youl atleast get a good covering and see blizzard conditions before it turns tro sleet..
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Poor forecast for us tonight. Snow dying out as it heads towards us. Major not event coming up for us. Doesn't look to bad further south though.
Im pretty sure ethat you'l get 3-6 cm's fella, maybe even a little more
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It could do but you probably wont be the very worst affected. The very very worst affected will be the West Midlands, Parts of East Midlands, S Wales, London and parts of Northern central southern england.
I would say the West Midlands will be the very worst.
I dont think yorkshire is most at risk by far tomorrow.
I was only reffering to yorkshire... Its obviouse that wales/midlands is most at risk...
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I think things are looking quite good for Yorkshire now. Even though nothings really changed since all my moning yesterday! :lol:
Firstly, anysnow pushing up on thursday will instantly stick!.. not a question it wont... Lets say if we get patches of light/moderate dry snow on thursday evening/night, that could quite easily deposit 5-8 cm.... which aint bad in this day and age!
Then on Saturday we are in a prime position for a lenghty spell of snow (still uncertanties surrounding this), but this is most likely to turn to sleet and rain later on..
For thursday west/south yorkshire most at risk, then on saturday the highest risk areas will probably be north/west yorkshire...
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It certainly looks like, the further north this feature travels, the less likelyhood of snow in the near future.
But its a price worth paying for us northerners to get snowed in late thursday....
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move upto leeds for the week, il put ya up for £50 a night...
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http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/Rtavn904.png
Looks like where guna get attacked from all sides saturday!
Maybe my location aint too bad afterall?....
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Rather than haveing all the precipitation in wales/midlands, the north of ireland/irish sea is suppost to get a lot now... shawly comeing straight of the sea it would maintain itself and push into west yorkshire!
Only 1 run, but heading in the right direction!
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Bring the precipitation further north! thats what I say!
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showers definatly pushing inland now!
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/images...00702062000.gif
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http://www.trafficscotland.org/views/delay/Ord__5.jpg
snow at low ground on the east coast of scotland PP, you may get sum just yet! :lol: I reckon them beefy showers in the north sea are guna start feeding in soon!
Edit: thats helmsdale by the way...
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cheers fella :lol:
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So what?....its pretty darned high up.
I'll start getting excited when I see that sort of snow at lower levels in Scottyland.
Ye but its quite a lot considering most of it came from one shower!
And that reminds me, anyone got a link for the traffic scotland cams? thanx
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http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/web...large/slot5.jpg
Wooah! look what the last snowshower has done to Aviemore!
Just shows you, if the temps below freezing, every single flake sticks! northern england (southern) might actually do allright on thursday as everyflake that falls will be very dry and will instantly stick....
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Wales allways get the snow and the midlands dont do too bad, so I think Id happily take the snow off you..
Suprisingly there is a place Id be happy to see get snow, even if it involved me missing out!
And thats Carlisle! they are geographically the worst mainland area for seeing snow in Britain, n anyone remember mildcarlisle? lol
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No. We've had naff all this year. Move aside.
HAHAHA! that was golden!
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I'm going to be a selfish tit and hope for that low to dive as far south as possible so that we can get a proper easterly (i.e. a wind coming from an ENE direction). This way; a lot more people will see snow without all this transitional\battle ground b*llocks.
Im going to be selfish and hop for that low to go further north so I can get loads of snow on thursday....
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I think Tyne&Wear\County Durham will largely miss out tonight on any snow showers; with Teesside and East Yorkshire more likely to be in the path of the showers.
Rememeber that big northerly last year?
Aberdeen got about a foot of level snow, scarborough/linconshire/east anglia a couple of temporary 2-4" falls, yet dhuram missed out completly!?
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Lots of people talking about the snow for sat but caddy said tonight that the atlantic will come back in on Sat with temps going up to 8C for us in the SE. Can anyone tel me what the chances are of this happening?
Its very likely! as it would involve me missing out again!
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Just a gentle breeze
Snow & Cold Spell General Discussion Pt 4
in Spring Weather Discussion
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Looks like the snow will become heavier over west yorkshire on thursday night, due to the irish sea influence! I wouldnt be suprised if there was some locally deep amounts!