ANYWEATHER
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cheeky_monkey no different now.......
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2 hours ago, cheeky_monkey said:
having to dig myself out of 5 ft of snow this morning...worst snowstorm here in the last 5 years..dumped 30cm of snow since yesterday lunchtime. Which doesn't sound too bad however its been very windy wipping up some large drifts of snow and of course not a snow plough in site on the roads this morning ..this one event has dropped more snow in one go than the rest of the winter season so far.
Well I've seen about five flakes of wet snow this winter so far,
And Spring starts on Friday
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Well let's hope the models are singing the right tune........☺
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WYorksWeather will do just message me plz..?!
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Evening All. Anyone , interested in climate change data from the archives over 100 years ago please let let me know. Thanks. ☺
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2006 IMO was best here if you like heat and thunderstorms. 2018 was close 2nd, but all in all both summers at 12 years apart were both memorable summers, against the backdrop of many more non- memorable summers, before and since then...!☺
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Methuselah just find it on online
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Markus03 very unusual for the Alps back between 1940/60 to have a record lack of snow ……
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cheese that’s your opinion, it doesn’t make it everyone else’s. I gave you a statistic and they were saying back then the same as you are saying now. Anyway enough of that debate
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WYorksWeather with those synoptics back then, the temperature would of passed 20c/68f . It's very plausible given the right conditions. ...☺
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cheese Rubbish. If you look at the Snowless Winters for instance ,the Alps had this scenario statisticaly between 1940 and 1960, perhaps not completely snow less ,but during those years low snow fall for this area.
. Nothing new with fluctuations in snowfall over the decades and centuries. ☺
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WYorksWeather well if the conditions had been just right and hadn't been cloudy it would have easily been a record warm day ....with temperatures above 20 c !☺
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I dare say that if that happened today ,they would blame climate change for it !
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Dennis what do you mean ??? Please clarify?
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24 minutes ago, Jordan S said:
a big adjustment to Sundays low pressure system at short timeframe this morning with the orientation and location over the North Atlantic,
Well not according to the ecm 00z and gfs 00z. But this feature is likely to go south rather than north, but depends how it deepens ,if it deepens more will go north ,less so and it stays south. ....
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50 minutes ago, AO- said:
True, but what may be more important is the disappearing of the Iberian high and the rain that finally hits Spain. Over 100 mm in the next two weeks according to GFS. It is not the first run with this amount of precipitation.
I mentioned last week ,as the pattern change takes place ,Iberia will see Biblical rainfall during March and April, nothing to do with teleconections, but I have been told in confidence! Watch this space...?
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17 minutes ago, Mike Poole said:
A perhaps surprisingly cold plunge on the GFS 12z. At T270, uppers are a quite respectable -6 or below pretty much country wide:
Given we are on the doorstep of March ,it will be just typical that when we want Spring and warmer weather to come ,these synoptics charts will probably verify even that far out!
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7 hours ago, sunnijim said:
downgraded to cheap sausages instead of steak.
Must admit ,I don't mind a few chup sausages.......
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28 minutes ago, TillyS said:
Not a lot of change in the models at the moment, except that the Iberian high which has plagued UK cold lovers all winter, is further west back into its resident Azores location. This ‘should’ allow for a more westerly to north-westerly flow over the UK with occasional northerlies. This indeed is now showing in the latter stages of both the current GFS and ECM outputs.
Which coincides with March. Technically, not winter but can still be a cold month and it could pep up life for the Scottish ski industry in the run up to Easter.
Indeed Tilly. Looks like the Atlantic is by and large the winner, although winds swinging into a more northwesterly,so hills and mountains seeing some wintry stuff especially northern hills....Plain rain for others although southeast Britain should see the lions share of any dry weather. Yesterdays models looked more cyclonic than they did today ,so still plenty of umph in the jet, but it does look like Winter this year will go even without a wimper !
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Probably ,turning colder by day ten then....ecm and gfs start to remove high pressure from southern Europe. Watch out ,for some brutal weather across southern Europe by late March into April. Flooding and snow will be making the news and that's just the start....! The UK, on the periphery of drier , colder weather ,but lots of sunshine. As the PV weakens given the time of year ,winds turn more northerly and perhaps easterly .......
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Moans, ramps and banter
in Spring Weather Discussion
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These precip charts are shockingly incorrect more often than not . It supposed to be dry at my location at this time , but as often the case it’s pouring with rain
. It seems to me that all computer output regarding weather forecasts including rainfall has hit an all time low as regards reliability. 