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Yes i drove to work in York around 1.30pm and there were small snowflakes fluttering down. Good job I had my winter tyres on!
Speaking of Snowball Plantation, do you mean the one at the end of Stockton on Forest, if so I used to drive to there when I lived in Heworth as it had a huge security light at the front and it was awesome to the snowfall, sure I have some pics somewhere from 09/10. @yaffle
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4.0c to the 21st, 0.5c above the 1981-2010 average.
5 day forecast looks below average, so a drop close to average is possible.
Mean Max 6.4c
Mean Min 1.3c
Only 22.6m of rain so far and cant see much forecast in the next week so possibly a very dry Jan.
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4.1c here to the 20th, 0.6c above the 1981-2010 average.
Some small drops likely over the coming days as we see nighttime frosts return but nothing significant.
Cant see Jan finishing below average, going by current GFS slightly above average looks likely.
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5.8c please, expecting HLB but in the wrong position for a cold UK.
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3.9c here to the 18th, 0.4c above the 1981-2010 average.
Slightly milder than average over the next few days followed by slightly below as we head into next week so cant see much change over the coming 7 days.
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3.8c here to the 16th, 0.3c above the 1981-2010 average.
Small rises look likely in the coming days.
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3.8c here to the 13th, 0.3c above the 1981-2010 average.
Another drop likely tomorrow before its set to turn a bit warmer from Sunday.
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Finished with 2cms in the end, not quite a world record but in recent winters il take whatever comes at me.
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Small covering after light snow over the last hour or so, patiently awaiting the main band.
Temp 0.5c Dew -1.3c so were in good shape.
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34 minutes ago, PMPhotography said:
Hopefully we'll get some decent snow showers here on the coast when the northerly kicks in on Friday. Met warnings for the coast so hopefully not a marginal situation!
I feel snow may be overshadowed here by the immense sea's expected.
High tide Friday pm is at 6.07m. Storm jude was 6.34 and there's a he'll of a lot more fetch this time. Surge with 13-15ft swells expected.
These pics are from today with tide at 5.9m and a westerly!
Tempted to come and have a look Friday morning Paul, could be quite spectacular.
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3.7c to the 9th, 0.2c above the 1981-2010 average.
Couple more rises before it looks set to drop as we head into mid month.
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5c outside, no sign of a frosty bin lid yet, that is the best way to gauge a cold spell.
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2.8c here to the 6th, 0.7c below average.
Looking like rising in the coming days before potential drops from mid next week onwards.
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3,5c here to the 4th, bang on the 1981-2010 average.
Today's mean looks like being around 0c so a drop expected tomorrow before likely rises into the weekend.
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3.0c here to the 2nd, 0.5c below the 1981-2010.
Weather station was moved to near location on New Years Eve so looking forward to many years of data collecting at a house I actually own
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12 hours ago, Jeremy Shockey said:
Well done for making the trip anyway Vizzy ( nothing on the Wolds yet , might head up to Garrowby Hill later )
Well luckily there's a pub at 400m so even if its not that snowy its worth the trip for a beer
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Yes just back from Blakey Ridge at 400m where there is a 1cm covering. Nice to see but it shows how bad this winter is when you have to drive to 1200ft to find a small covering in the depths of winter.
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Finished at 5.8c here, 2.0c above the 1981-2010 average.
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7 minutes ago, sorepaw1 said:
Very jealous of your location as we head into the New Year, it does look like NE could see some hefty snow showers Sunday overnight into Monday.
Whilst my area is prime for some snow showers, no doubt the best place to be is the North York Moors which sticks out into the sea and eats snow showers for breakfast, dinner and tea!
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On 28/12/2016 at 22:04, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
England one, thought that's what CET was
Yes I'm aware this is a CET dedicated thread, but I also think its a suitable place for members such as Mapantz, The PIT and myself to post our own mean monthly temps to compare regionally and also against the CET.
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Dropped to 5.8c now here after the 29th, 2.0c above the 1981-2010 average.
Likely to remain around here for the finishing figure, making it the warmest against the mean so far this year.
Thankfully Jan is looking like starting a much colder note!
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Whilst it may not be as pretty as the ECM, the toppler at day 9 on the GFS is a pretty decent one at that with -12c uppers into Scotland and -10c pushing down across the country.
With those uppers there would be plenty of instability.
If the ECM 12z wasn't as good Id be happier with the GFS 18z however I want that big juicy Greenland high please.
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3 minutes ago, bluearmy said:
Not surprisingly, GFS not sending much se so too much going north will likely flatten the ridge somewhat. - bit like what we have upcoming.
Yes but its an improvement on the 12z, so hopefully ECM is leading the way and GFS gradually starts to smell the coffee run by run and catch up. Hopefully its massive mild outlier and the GEFS ens are stellar again
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4 minutes ago, PerfectStorm said:
Back edge snow more pronounced on the latest GFS run. Parts of the Midlands, especially those on hills will get something no doubt.
Indeed here's a closer look, Northern Pennines, Yorkshire Dales, Pennines and Peak District potentially in for a spell of snow Sunday afternoon?
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January 2017 C.E.T. forecasts
in Spring Weather Discussion
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After a sub zero mean here yesterday we are at 3.5c so far this month, bang on the 1981-2010 average.
Looks likely we will see the mean drop below average over the coming days as the cold peaks on Thursday.
After seeing this mornings ECM/UKMO my statement that its unlikely Jan will finish below average is looking a bit sketchy!