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Dartmoor_Matt

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  1. This isn't some kind or competition, its just various people giving various opinions on what they see/think/believe is happening.

    For example, I go surfing in the sea off Cornwall and have done for many years, I can't say I've noticed the sea getting any warmer, nor the temperatures on shore likewise, ergo, from my point of view there is little to suggest this warming is taking place, indeed 12 years ago when I was taking my GCSEs it seemed a lot warmer than it has over those last 12 years, IMBY I know, but isn't that the point, MBY does make up part of this globe.

  2. Aside from that, as far as I know, the only things being said on here regarding areas of the NH being colder are just that. Is it/It is possible for these areas to trend colder without the rest of the globe doing so.

    Accelerated warming in the last 60 years can be linked to a much more active sun in the sametime period, so there is one 'other' possibility without even engaging half of a braincell.

    Funny, was talking about this at work, and a straw poll suggested 100% of peope didn't believe in our being responsible for the warming, and even if we were seeing much of said warming in the UK.

  3. NAE is coming out now for 12Z and even at T9 it increases the snow risk for the SW, high ground of Devon and maybe even cornwall are highlighted as early as 09.00pm this evening !.

    It also has DP's generally even lower...

    12Z GFS has fallen into line with the NAE, and massively increases the snow signal for the areas highlighted by the METO for tomorow, the 06Z didn't really have much of a snow signal at all.

    Thats good news, does it give any indications of amounts etc?

    Or if you have the link?

  4. yes matt i drove over dartmoor earlier at about 1.00 and its was snowing and settling, its wierd too see because at the top of haytor there was snow settling yet you get half a mile down the road and its pouring with rain, amazing what elevation will do!!!!

    Yeah I saw that as I drove home, there was snow up there and over further, but down below 1300 feet it was sleety.

    At home now, and the snow has got very light, but didn't settle. The hills higher are covered in cloud so can't say if they have any more snow or not.

    Hopefully we will see that line drop overnight, and the PPN arrives at the sametime. My low last night was -3.4C, currently 1.2C with a DP of 0.3C (hence the lack of settling I suppose)

  5. It's not really 'late' though is it? It's only Feb, which is typically our coldest month and the one we get the most snow in, although this year has altered things a little with snow in December and even more in January.

    I agree though, this time around, the further south the more transient it might be, whether it turns to rain remains to be seen. Assuming it comes off at all that it :D

  6. i like the look of that chart!!!! i keep hearing we do well out of a channel low for snow, can someone be so kind too just clarify exactly what they mean by this?

    A channel low that moves along the N'ern coast of France will have easterly winds along its northern edge (as lows rotate anti clockwise in this hempisphere) and being a low have greater chance of PPN, so in winter, with cold in place already you get some nice snowfall.

    My max today was 3.9C and its currently 0.9C (as soon as the rain stopped, the clouds cleared the temp just dropped away)

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