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18 minutes ago, Snowfish2 said:
And yet for us southerners it was a nightmare come true
Indeed...In Clevedon, North Somerset we meausure our snowfall over the past 2 years in minutes it was visible on the ground rather than cm !!
90 mins so far this year (On Sunday morning)
Models giving us some hope for the next 14 days at least
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Morning all,
Exciting times for Model Watching. It's great to have so much to discuss after a run of winters with so little really (barring FI dreamcasting)
But, my only caution would be that the enthusiasm to be the first to spot trends and new factors effecting output can lead to many mis-leading posts. This is what exaggerates what is already a roller-coaster ride for us all. Science is better for review, reflection and patience.....not natural partners of on-line forums I know but we can all try.
Russ
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21 minutes ago, AmatuerMet1963 said:Hello, just an update. I wont be continuing my forum here, its more for techically advanced people than me an old analogue person who only uses farenheit still. So I dont really fit in. Just to say, I have seen quite a bit of snow in Wigan today, more than for several years. Its lovely to watch and blackbirds were sitting in the snow at 7am in the day awaiting their first food. After that I managed to feed 36 in total of robins some tits, and more than the usual sparrows.
I end my time here, with a longer range forecast I seen online today. The High pressure to the left of us for so long heading towards Scandinavia while low pressure remains in Europe. this leads to strengthening North Easterlies, which forcasters prompt may be here to stay. Further it will bring even colder air over the uk and of about 5th or 6th January will start feeding heavy snow showers that will get as far as the Manchester in the early days. Is this a possible "Beast from The East" scenario?I will come back to see any replys, but wont be posting again, my abilities to understand what's being discussed is way beyond me. Im a general analogue Michael Fish!!!.
happy new year to all, and hope a severe spell doesn't happen we dont want covid high and broken bones adding the NHS crisis......!!!!I've been lurking on here for a dozen winters at least now and enjoy all the sensible contributions. I have seen 'noisy' contributors come and go. I have seen many flavours of the season in terms of critical analysis but the fundamental principles of forecasting remain. Over the years I have been more enthralled by the psychology of the contributions than the the meteorolgy and that requires the site to be populated by members with different views and different experiences. Please don't feel the need to leave based on your 'analogue' analysis.
Good luck and Happy New Year
Russ
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Consistent with Netweather's own radar. Could be a dusting later tonight
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Too intriguing for my liking. Roll-on spring and let's be done with all this messy stuff. ;-)
We haven't had winter in North Somerset yet Ian.....we are still banking on your local influence.
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Me on Cleeve Hill Sunday.
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Great pic Smarty, brings back memories of the best "sledging day" ever for me .......Jan '87 Cleeve Hill whilst I was a student in Cheltenham......hitched a lift back to the halls of residence afterwards, freezing cold and got picked up by a lovely lady in a Porsche.......those were the days!!
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Just a quickie for those members in bristol...
South Bristol - Heavy Snow - roads, cars etc all turning white - bring it on.
Whereabouts are you Madmick?
Its raining here on the outskirts of Clevedon and has been for an hour.
Model output discussion - is the beast awakening?
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Morning all,
Of course this post makes good sense but for me misses the essence of this forum and particularly the MOD thread when we are in sight (or think we are) of exceptional cold and snow. That is the amusement that can be gained form watching the irrationality of it all unfolding before your eyes. Intelligent people dealing with a the most analytical aspects of a complex and often chaotic subject. The clash of science and emotions. Head and heart. I love it.
Our willingness to commit to the models in unrealistic timeframes. Chopping and changing between loving and hating them is what this game is all about.
Russ