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Albion Snowman

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  1. Despite Birmingham and surrounding areas sitting under a heavy batch of PPN at 8.30PM on the radar, it's only light rain and has been for the last 35 mins. No rumbles of thunder or lightning today either.

    Plenty of time for things to liven up though. Personally I think the main action will be in the small hours.

  2. Very chilly today with the N/NW wind. Current temp of 2.8C with surprisingly clear skies-that won;t last though.

    Can't believe i'm saying this but I'm glad of the wet and windy weather coming up this week. Its a chance for the roads to be washed off with all the salt and grit on them, and a chance to not be freezing when I come out of the shower!

    Still want the bitterly cold weather to return though!

  3. Really surprised at the dip in temps after the snow melted last night.

    It was roughly 7.0C at midnight last night and slowly rising. It was then only 3.1C this am. And the temp has hovered around just 2.0C today, and now its below freezing.

    The weather seems to have been cold, then a fast but brief warm up to melt the snow, now gone cold again! Very strange.

  4. With this less cold incursion likely to last to the end of 2010, could someone calculate what the temp would have to be between now and the end of the year for the CET to reach 0.0C please ? Hadley currently at -1.0C, but I would imagine this will rise noticeably over the next few days, not taking into account end of month corrections.

    I really want this months to stay sub zero, but looking at the Beeb forecasts, 6-7C looks a distinct possibility over the next few days, with milder night time temps I would imagine due to cloud. I just want to see how "impossible" it would have to be!

  5. I have fought my way through the imaginary snow drifts and have finally made it home. I've looked again at the forum and the only interest is in Snow. So I'm now going to bed in a house in a town in the UK that in the winter of 2010 has had almost no snow, and is very likely to see even less snow in the next few weeks. Do I sound bitter and twisted? Yes. Do I think this winter was memorable? No. Do I think this forum concentrates on snow too much? Make your own minds up.

    The forum concentrates I think on any weather that is somewhat possible in the next few days that is unusual or even exceptional. Widespread snow in the last few winters has been as rare as anything, so I can understand the obsession with it. I love snow, and this winter IMBY has been fantastic for it, very memorable. Extremely cold temps, and deep snow that seldom melted

    Come summer, all eyes will be focused on thunderstorms etc, because they are unusual and uncommon.

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