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  1. Should be ok in New Forest, just avoid the Ford's.Travelling to the New Forest should be fairly un-problematic as you'll use the main Motorway networks all the way to the end of the M27, and then you are at the Forest.Bit soggy though, so I'd not bother with the picnic blanket.Enjoy

     

    Thanks Karlos much appreciated, sounds like should be relatively ok then, at the moment anyway!

     

    Take care everyone effected

  2. Hi, 

     

    I`m travelling down to Brockenhurst from Yorkshire for a week this coming Friday and I wondered what the situation in this particular area was like regarding flooding and its associated problems if any? I `ve seen the weather warnings and news etc but wondered if anyone had more specifics

     

    I know thousands of people are having a truly horrendous time down in the South West to put it mildly, hope everyone stays safe and all this rain eases urgently and people can rebuild their lives and livelyhoods

     

    Any help re travel would be appreciated guys as I don`t know the area well at all

     

    Thanks

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  3. At the moment there is quite a big change taking place over the east pacific with a breaking down of the ridge there, the pacific jet is however unlikely to be strong though with energy being pumped into the sub tropical jet, because of this type of pattern you're always more likely to see pressure trying to increase over scandi and to the ne.

    So the models will always have difficulty in deciding how far north and east low pressure will get with everything grinding to a halt near the uk, in a sense this is whats been causing the recent model problems, however the atlantic will make a more successful attempt to get in this weekend and into next week, IMO it will win in the south but for northern areas especially scotland this isnt such a certainty.

    Hi Nick,

    Would that explain Met Office press release yesterday? Could it be they have been studying this carefully too?

  4. Further wintry weather expected

    Snow has fallen across many southern areas of the UK today and now things are slowly improving as the weather front begins to lose its strength. As things return to normal, Met Office forecasters' attention is turning to the possibility of further wintry weather over coming days.

    Tonight and at first tomorrow (Friday), ice and fog could well be a problem for some areas, giving some tricky driving conditions. There is also a risk of some further snowfall over parts of Wales and north-west England during the day.

    Through the weekend and early next week, there is a risk that weather systems could bring more wintry conditions with snow and ice to some parts. At this stage, the detail of these is not clear-cut and it is advisable to check the latest forecasts and travel conditions over coming days. The best weather advice and warnings can be found on the Met Office web site.

    Transport networks are key aspects of the country’s infrastructure and the Met Office works with other major organisations in helping to keep the UK moving

    Just read it-

    the modelling looks good for snow for the NE & the borders but not at this stage furtehr south- they are getting fairly persistent with this now & a backtrack is less liekly than the last few days.......

    S

    Thanks Steve

  5. One thing for sure, the Midlands & Wales are going to get a pasting. I don't know yet whether it is going to snow here, I don't know if the front will make it to Manchester. I fear it may stall & stay over the Midlands. Boo Hoo! I have got Thursday off also which isn't so bad, wasn't a bad day to book off eh! So I can model watch alllll night. Anyone else?

    Just showed on BBC few mins ago the PPN moving west to east and pretty much fizzling out before getting any further than Manchester by the looks of it.

    Are any charts showing pulling in an E/NE if this happens which would be better for the longer term if so?

  6. A wintry run for us in the North East, with snow showers spreading inland from the east tomorrow, a band of precipitation (likely snow inland) on Thursday, more snow showers spreading inland on Friday/Saturday, and then Sunday looks like a more certain snow event than Thursday up here. It looks to me as if mild air will encroach to almost all areas by Monday on this run, but for how long remains to be seen.

    Further south it seems that Thursday remains the main focus of attention though as GP said above, Sunday could easily upgrade...

    Has this appeared on this afternoons runs and would you count inland as far as North Yorkhire in that summary? :D

  7. WHHHHOOOOOOOTTTTTT!!!!!!!! the bbc midlands weather just said snow thurs' fri AND saturday and temps' of just 3'c!!!!!!! yet the meto said it'll get milder at the weekend?? oh well, i know which one i'm going to cling to whilst at work today lol!! and i'm not gonna listen to another forecast today either.......PROLONG THE DREAM!!!!!! :-)

    Pretty much same thing Look North just now also except 2C Sat!!

    Think Beeb have access to data we don`t or possibly see updated model runs much earlier than us mere mortals!! :rolleyes:

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