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  1. Got a good dumping of snow today while visiting family between York and Malton. At one stage the A64 was completely covered and closed in both directions. Ended up abandoning the car a short distance from my destinations, but later returned after the road was snowploughed. There was about 4 inches on the road. Some of the heaviest snow I have seen. I would guess 4 to 5 inches fell in 1 hour.

  2. Just had a peek at raintoday radar,looks like the showers are pepping up and sinking south from Newcastle to my untrained eye.A warning for Northumberland would not have gone amisswhistling.gif

    Yes slight movement south and a few flurries south of the main band of showers, but for significant snow today and tonight away from the North York moors we need that moving allot further south. Or developing widely along the coast.

  3. the thing is metoffice never get it right as they got that Thursday wrong with all that gap in the showers! model watching is the best at mo, should be alot of suprises though!

    The warnings are for an area of risk, they don't say everyone will be hit in that region and they can't predict exactly where the showers will be in those situations. Its all about levels of risk for an area. If you just miss out it does not mean the warning was wrong ! as the risk was still there. Thats way they say "moderate risk".

    I am hoping the showers do develop further south and further inland tonight but so far today the warning areas are correct. if they start developing south of North Yorkshire I am sure they will update the warnings.

  4. Based on the latest charts the shot term chance of snow has reduced away from the north and east facing hills of the North York Moors. If the models change or the showers start developing further south, so will the warnings. Long term the chance of snow is still good, but not as good as it was showing yesterday. Met office warnings seem fair to me.

  5. Probably a good thing as the last warnings were a joke. So probably get a dumping instead.

    They have been downgraded because it looks likely that significant showers will be for the far north east of our region for today and tomorrow. Radar currently showing the showers to the north of out region so its correct so far. I hope the showers shift further south, but I think away from the North York Moors the chances of seeing significant snow have reduced for tonight and tomorrow.

  6. A few people on the Yorkshire thread commenting that they've had snow for 2 hours now and that the band appears to be slowing down in its progress north. Assuming it doesn't deintensify, break up or stall before hitting us, I'd say that's good news?

    Also somebody else on the Yorkshire thread claiming RAIN at MINUS 3.2, and this RAIN started at MINUS 5.7.. I've seen rain at -1 for a few hours making the place very dangerous, but -5? Is that even remotely probable?

    I've suggested his thermometer is fooked.

    In Lapland last year it was -6 and it started raining very dangerous conditions, luckily it was not that heavy. Clearing the windscreen took quite a while !

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