cyclonic happiness
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that is on heck of a shield of cloud forming in the north Sea, someone is gonna get pummeled!
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Here's is what appears to be going on off in the North Sea to the east.
You have a large low pressure out to the south, and this is swinging bands of cloud and precipitation around it.
The direction the cloud is travelling in in 'blue' and the way the cloud should move later tonight and in to tomorrow, in 'red'.
you can see there's a lot of precipitation out there and the wind should be strong enough to get it hear later tonight
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looking at this, there appears to be a large area of snow coming in from a front , probably early morning onwards, that should bump the precipitation levels up (fingers crossed!!)
Buienradar.nl - Europese Buienradar
WWW.BUIENRADAR.NLWaar in Europa gaat het regenen? De Europese buienradar toont het je-
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9 minutes ago, sheikhy said:
If only we could see whats coming from further east in the north sea on raintoday
try this dutch radar
Buienradar.nl - Europese onweersradar
WWW.BUIENRADAR.NLWaar onweert het in Europa? Volg het op de Buienradar-
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Wash streamer perking up a bit now
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I agree, even Cornwall has a better chance than those of us living in the "dead zone" of the Coventry area lol
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very lightly snowing here now, looks good for alignment to the Wash streamer
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A few odd flakes of snow falling here now
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Wash streamer beginning!
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20 minutes ago, Rich_T said:
BBC weather app
Today: Light rain showers and light winds
Sunday Gusty winds, and light snow temp 2/1
Monday light cloud and moderate breeze
Tuesday light cloud and moderate breeze
Wednesday light cloud and moderate breeze
Thursday light cloud and moderate breeze
Same thing until Sunday 14th, where light cloud is replaced with sunny intervals
I remember watching a forecast on the bbc a couple of years ago, that said dry and sunny, whilst looking out the window to snow piling up. They really are bad nowadays
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Anyone going to tell the poor sods who live in Winslow? lol
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43 minutes ago, weirpig said:
Last one for a bit NNM 2k
So, a near gale force easterly flow, manages to drag bitterly cold air across a warm sea, and then it skips practically the whole of east Anglia, and the Midlands, to dump snow in Wales?? lol
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27 minutes ago, Fozfoster said:
Cold week coming up but here, bone dry....
No, it won't be bone dry, troughs, shortwaves and showers will all show up at short notice, and cannot be predicted. That's why the forecasts tend to leave it dry until the last minute
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1 minute ago, Jon Snow said:
Just looked at the 0z and to me, there’s still plenty of stunning output showing bitter easterly winds and snow showers, severe frosts / wind-chill etc...that may sound OTT but with uppers (T850’s) plummeting to minus 12 or lower in places..it’s no exaggeration!...
yes, but we cannot ignore the elephant in the room the GFS, I think most people feel quite alarmed by the way it's flipped so drastically in the medium term.
I'll go with the GFS, as I know I won't be disappointed
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I'm a bit worried about two things really.
1. America's east coast has gone into the freezer, and that usually fires up the jet stream and blows all the systems' through the UK rapidly.
2. The GFS is wobbling, and has flipped from severe cold to mild in the late reliable and FI.
I fear this'll be another watered down spell, and that like Saturday, we'll end up with sleet before the Atlantic powers through.
I really hope I'm wrong
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Well, there is a little bit of hope.
If you look at the wind direction, the blob of precipitation just over towards the wash, it may get blown back this way later in the night ,assuming it doesn't die out?
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we really should know that these things will always fail lol
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looking at the radar, there seems to be a rotation of precipitation, going on over the top of us? maybe a small low has formed, pepping up the snow potential?
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3 minutes ago, the lad sharp said:
Yep, snowing in Hartshill, N Warwks. Nice surprise. Will it amount to anything?
bloody well hope so fingers crossed!
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light snow falling here too now and it's developed slightly on the radar....could this be a nice suprise???
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"The Least From The East"?
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ay.dibDoes a 30% chance of precipitation and not a single symbol for anything falling from the sky tomorrow, really justify a yellow warning for this area?
Also, why is the metoffice website showing dry all day tomorrow when we all know 100% that it's going to at least rain?
I'm starting to wonder whether they are losing the plot??
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1 hour ago, IDO said:
Never say never with weather, but the trend is your friend, or not in this case, and with only gem and a handful of gefs now pointing in that direction with T-5days, I am doubtful. There is a good chance we may get another stalling front at the weekend before the Atlantic rolls in so fingers crossed for that boundary for some temporary snow?
I am still sitting firmly on the fence as to after the Atlantic trough has emptied east/SE. The gfs op 06z is probably the favourite:
The UK (south) relying on scraps and just not cold enough uppers for anything too interesting. The north and elevation will enjoy that NW'ly flow.
They said that about the last lots of snow that's still mostly still here, the uppers were mediocre at best, but we had the best snowfall in 3 years here.
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sky is clearing here now and the moon has come out....let's see how cold it can get
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Midlands Regional Discussion Feb 2021 Onward
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Graupel type snow here now ,light to moderate