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  1. 1 minute ago, Dancerwithwings said:

    Yes I do understand that, but how rare is it….evaporation is more likely 

    There's been no 'drip drip drip' today, but the snow has simply disappeared here too, and we only got to 0.2'c above freezing, it's very annoying. And the ground is frozen solid too

    Been some precipitation developing just to the south and east of here in the latest radar, that looks very promising 😊

    Could contain: Plot, Chart, Map, Atlas, Diagram

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  2. Just now, Dancerwithwings said:

    My thoughts as well, for the last several days I’ve had permanent frost cover out side the front of my house, even the car had a couple of cm’s on it ( all shaded )  with temps of them days hitting 4 to 5 c 

    Then today I’ve had a high of just 0.4c & dew point 0.1c

    and the same as you, the lot has gone….what’s that all about ???

    sublimation?

  3. 9 minutes ago, CoventryWeather said:

    Is there still any chance of some snow tonight? The main bands are fizzling out as they make landfall.. 

    There's a chance. Some of the best snowfalls in the last 10 years have been ones which just appear out of thin air.  Look at 2013, no snow was forecast one night, and then it just started to appear slab bang over us and gave us almost 7" here.

    If we don't get the snow, hopefully some nice freezing fog would do just as well 🙂

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  4. I hope we can get a surprise snowfall before next week.

    In other years, we've had snow just pop up in situ in this sort of setup, and seeing as we're stuck under a slack low, you'd think there'd be a little more action?

    If not, some freezing fog please......that would be amazing, as we've not had any for years.

    But I suppose we're doing a whole lot better than last year's 'no snow no frost' winter? 😁

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  5. 8 hours ago, Fozfoster said:

    Looks like dry as a bone as a bone here. 🤷🏻For the for seeable.

    that is always the case.  It's been showers popping up left right and cantre all the last week, but as soon as the cold air gets here it's bone dry lmfao!!    

    Oh well, so long as we get some lovely hoar frosts, i'll be happy, and you never know, something may turn up, but if it's anything like 2010, it'll be a dud , snow wise

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  6. 7 minutes ago, CreweCold said:

    I’ll let a lot of things slide on here but when someone comes along and (wrongly) questions your integrity as a person, I tend to say something back.

    Anyone who knows me in real life would name compassion and empathy as one of my most prominent traits! In fact if I had £1 for every time I heard ‘you’re too soft’ I’d be a rich man.

    No worries matey 🙂

    I work for a charity looking after people with learning difficulties, and I only have to mention snow and a couple of people lynch me like I've just eaten a baby or something, it's always.........  "why would you wish for that, don't you know how much heating costs and that the elderly will struggle to get out, and just think of the animals!!" etc.

    I always retort with "I hope to win the lottery too, but I guess you'd get angry with me for that as well?  Do you think I'm a god or something??"

    I hope we have the coldest winter on record.....for the record!!   I also hope that there is so much snow, that I cannot get to work 400 yards away 😄

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  7. 15 minutes ago, CreweCold said:

    How is that lacking compassion?

    Most homeless people are offered accommodation in harsh conditions, just like they were during the pandemic.

    Of course, some will decline for their own reasons and others may not get the offer at all unfortunately. However what I said was factually true.

    Also, FYI, more than once I’ve offered food and money to the homeless locally. So don’t you dare call me lacking in compassion.

    People should just come out and say they don’t like cold weather rather than trying to spit their bile about the output in the form of guilt tripping other members. I don’t find it hard to admit I hate hot weather!

    Just remember Crewe, that yours and my loving bitter cold and snow, has no affect on the weather whatsoever, the weather will do as it pleases, so you can be totally guilt free, unless the other person is implying that you have a direct phone line to god and are asking him to make it cold.....then you should feel awful! 😁

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  8. 42 minutes ago, mathematician said:

    I also think this cold spell will be a huge disappointment for a lot of people

     

    I hope I'm wrong, like i said it before, but i just can't see a lot of precipitation . It's going to be cold but mostly dry unfortunately in my opinion 

    We're going to be sat under a very slack low, surrounded by very warm seas, as it's early in the winter still. We#re more liekly to struggle to stay dry/snowless

  9. 15 minutes ago, Johnp said:

    Same old mistake being made each year of people saying the models look dry. 
    This always happens and features *always* pop up. 

    Especially as seeing the SSTs are so warm this year, the North Sea particularly, I think we may have quite a shock with snow amounts in some places (no doubt this area of the Midlands will stay practically snowless like in 2010, whereas just 10 miles away they had a foot!!)

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  10. 4 minutes ago, KTtom said:

    Yes, maybe expectations a bit high with some people , just reading the mets forecast and they go along those lines even to the point of mentioning showers more likely of rain or sleet in the south with snow accumulations for Scottish mountains. I can't see amything in the models to draw me away from this forecast. Unfortunately some think they are wiser than the met with theories that they dont want to scare us🤣

    Depends on your definition of high expectations.

    Where I am, we saw zero snow last winter, so even falling snow would be a high expectation for me 😄

    It does look as though everything is being nudjed further north, but we've also seen this plenty of times in the past, only for everything to nudge back south again nearer the event.

    Like most are saying on here, those bombing lows could scupper the whole event after a few days, or...... they could duck south at the last minute and bring in an eastery gale with blizzards and buckets of snow.

    Still everything to play for imo

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  11. The whole setup at the minute looks great, but we do have to be cautious and not throw tantrums when the charts don't show Narnia.

    This wobbling has ALWAYS happened and ALWAYS will, it's just part of model watching, and we have to take the rough with with the smooth.

    One thing is almost certain, we are going to have a decent cold spell, and we'll get a whole lot more snow than last year, because in my location, we had ZERO snow.......and that is something to whinge about, not what the models are showing.

    So, keep your chins up and your toys in your prams 🙂

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  12. I hope that this is a much better cold spell than 2010 which, for here, had to be one of the most dissapointing cold spells.

    Okay, we did get down to minus 17'c , but we had just a slight dusting of snow whilst just 10 miles away, they had 1 foot!   The only notable thing was a nice rime frost for a couple of days, but what's a cold spell with no snow?

    2012 was much better imo

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