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  1. No…both are 00z Mean, both 6hr accum precipitation, one for 1pm, one for 7pm.
  2. I agree - I pointed out yesterday that sea temps are near record highs, so the convective energy is much more than usual.
  3. Sea temperature is 9.1 deg, close to the Jan high of 9.5, and well above the Jan average of 7.8, which could lead to a lot of convection for streamers.
  4. Monday sees a quite stiff wind coming off the North Sea and a big delta between sea and air temperatures, which can give decent snowfall from Kent or Thames Streamers, depending upon the ultimate wind direction. Worth keeping a close eye on the Fax evolution to see if this emerges.
  5. Moderate snow in Hawkhurst, Kent. 236 asl. Currently -0.1c. Even the dog is lamppost watching…
  6. He’s viewing the charts on Meteociel.fr which is a French site.
  7. Yes....took me a few attempts, though...needed to update the firmware, then start again. With a bit of patience the station ID turned up in the Device list!
  8. I think NE is a Kent Streamer and E is a Thames Streamer. The point of a streamer is that the wind picks up convection from the warm sea over a decent distance and then dumps it as snow further downwind.
  9. In my view the SE has the potential for quite a lot of snow Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. The models have been consistent with SEly winds and the upper temps and dew points are sufficient and improving run by run.
  10. They use historic runs, and the models are upgrading the forecasts at the moment. This should cheer you up;
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