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3 minutes ago, SLEETY said:
Nothing out the sky here
another 30 mins or so I reckon
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Finally have some smallish flakes falling in Shoreham after being under the lighter precip on the radar for nearly a couple of hours...
The heavier band should make landfall soon and pep things up a bit... does seem to be shearing off a bit as it edges closer to land though - I reckon East-Sussex/Kent wwill be the sweet spot later -
Met office pretty bullish on Thursdays event...
Seen a temp drop of a degree here in the last hour: 5.8C >> 4.8C with light rain.
hoping that cold air is starting to edge out that milder southerly already... -
I'll just leave this here...
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BBC weather looks accurate for my area today... wtaf!
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2 minutes ago, turkishfella said:
guys can someone please explain, do you guys see something we can't? Also metoffice forecasts snow between 10am and 3pm but nothing is happening in Brighton atm. @Steve Murr could you please help, do you see anything in your map?
just keep an eye on the radar and track the snow pushing up from northwest France
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looks like the precip currently over Brittany is intensifying on it's eastern flank - keeping them crossed!-
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we have red on the map already and it's only wedneday!-
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10 minutes ago, yamkin said:
That's very bad of Susan Powell spreading misinformation. I too have tweeted @bbcweather for an explanation as this is misinformation...............we should all tweet @bbcweather
seems a strange forecast as they seem to be doing a bit of ramping regards the cold and snow potential for next week... they even recently tweeted an animated SNOW gif
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54 minutes ago, Steve Murr said:
Yes
also PPn friday morning @10am in low dewpoints = a better chance of snow away from coasts
T30 GFS sightly more atlantic amplification-
ALL eyes on sunday eve PPN for prolonged wintryness !
HI Steve,
What are your thoughts for Sunday eve ?
I thought temps were expected to be into high single figures for the brief warm-up on Sun/Mon ? -
NW radar showing some sleet/wet snow showers for our area atm...
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wow, it's pretty painful to watch that precip slipping southwestwards, especially as the temps are the right side of marginal now - from an IMBY perspective, is there any other precip expected to make it to the soutcoast tonight?
I see the Metoffice still have a warning for snow for our area between 6am - 10am tomorrow, or is this just wishful thinking?Glad to see some people have manage to get a decent covering tonight anyway...
I'll just post this pic here of the halo moon, and it's little mate Jupiter, as a consolation ! -
Huston we have a snowflake symbol!
Latest local beeb & meto forecast for us down here on the coast has a light snow shower showing for Thursday morning - I'll happily take that! -
A few pics from out in the garden just now... I think we are pushing 8-10cm at the moment...
It didn't look like it was going to deliver down here for the first part of today, bit it's certainly chucking it down now, with no signs of stopping anytime soon.... the radar suggests we could be in for quite a dump more before the night is out!
I think I've just about recovered from the 6 mile drive home taking over 2 hours, especially when we get scenes like these!
Enjoy the snow all those lucky ones that have it!
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It will turn to snow tormorrow morning-
http://91.121.16.5/m...6-778.GIF?17-12 The current dewpoint is between 2 & 4c- at 7pm
However come 6am tom-
http://91.121.16.5/m...1-778.GIF?17-12
the cold air will move over from the continent & when the front arrives it will snow- its difficult to say whether the coast ( thats within a couple of miles of the sea) will see settling snow- but dont give up yet-
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Thanks for that Steve.
Pinning my hopes on those GFS dp forecasts now - but as you say, it's always borderline this close to the sea.
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alot of broken hearts in portsmouth and the isle of white and along the south coast its raining.
i hate to slate the met office but they once again got local forecast very very wrong although this is normal unless the cold air comes from the east or northeast.
might be best not to bother visting the sw and southern thread.
im pretty cheesed of to but hey thats the weather enjoy people.
Yep, I could see it going this way when it hit 6.8c in the garden here today - not raining here yet, but doesn't look like it's far off & temps still up at 4.7c.
Will need some magic to get the temps down now with all this cloud cover...
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down at the Playas de Shoreham we currently have:
Temp: 4.5c
DP: 0.1c
Bugger off cloud! we need to lose some of this heat!
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Temperatures are a concern down here on the coast - 4..7c at Worthing and 3.7c in Brighton.
We've now got some pretty dense cloud cover as well.
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Just about scraped into the amber warning right down here on the coast.
Still concerned with the temps for the extreme south coast tomorrow.
Official met office temps from Shoreham airport are showing a +7C change in temps in 4 hours, from a low of -3.7C at 8am this morning.
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Louise Lear just stated on News24 that the warnings for Wales area has been upgraded to red - nothing showing on the met site yet though...
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ooooh its hard not to get excited now. Wouldn't it be amazing to see some scenes like this.... some family pics of Feb 1979. 3 years before I was born but I remember some good snowfalls in the 80s where we were snowed in and all of the family sleeping downstairs huddled together infront of the fire as our house had no heating apart from the open fires. Awww we can live in hope that someday it will happen again! *whispers to the Weather Gods....soon please*
Great pics there Tilly, thanks for sharing - who needs instagram eh!
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GP ramping in the MO thread - recommending contingency planning for a prolonged cold spell!
http://forum.netweat...40#entry2508688
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Morning all, around 5 C down on the coast in Shoreham today - hoping to see the temps starting to drop through the day. Have noticed there is currently a 2C difference in temp from the coastal temp observations between Brighton Marina (4.8C) & approx 12 miles further West at Worthing Pier (6.7C).
Concerned that temps may be marginal for Mondays event on the coast
South East and East Anglia Weather Discussion February 2021 onwards
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My money's on the Arpege!
I personally don't think the southeast evolution of this precip has finished being modelled yet...