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  1. Mass hysteria has started - thats what, 6.25mm an hour... = 6cm of snow an hour - why did you tell me this!? :OOO ahahah
  2. do you post on TWO aswell AWD? as there is a very similar post on there.. from 'Stormchaser' in Hampshire " Watching the 12z NAM/WRF run coming out, the low is in the same place as on the 06z but 1mb less deep. Even so, precipitation is a lot less extensive in spatial coverage to the north of the main frontal belt - seems like the energy is staying more compacted with more precipitation in the Channel and less extending inland. Things is, it's completely missed out the precipitation currently occuring inland across the SW - or in fact it might well have it too far south - just look at where the heavy precipitation to the SW is at +5h: http://modeles.meteo...1-5-0.png?10-17 Down in the Channel rather than across the far SW. Similar issues to NAE perhaps...?"
  3. Forgot to mention, enjoy this upcoming warm spell in the next couple of days, there is an ice age coming and this is your summer.
  4. Does anyone on here run Cumulus with there weather station and is quite handy with it? If so could you please say so i can PM you
  5. They will not have had 12z data input into their forecast yet - whether it will change dramatically when they do, i dont know, but for now your best bet is radar and lamp post watching!
  6. 12z GEFS seems to have received a more general northwards shift (albeit small - but noteworthy) in the position of the channel low at just T30.
  7. Seems even at T30 now the 12z GEFS have had a slight shift northwards with by 8pm tomorrow night the majority of them still having a large area or heavy snow over the south coast.
  8. HEY - Heres an interesting fact for you all whilst were waiting for the fun A snowflake can land up to around 25 miles from where it first fell out the sky and can take an hour to reach the ground Well thats two facts, but hey.
  9. The persons personal view of the heavyness of the snow, 10/10 ungodly blizzard, 1/10 perhaps snizzle
  10. Looking at the french view of it i viewed it as a downgrade from its previous run I watched it coming out and it was 1mb weaker than its previous run, may not sound like alot but it sure makes a differences to the extent of the northern track...
  11. 12z NAE is a bummer for South Coast really - 4mm at best (i think) but heck - northern france got some 50mm+ totals on there!
  12. @@ukstormlover Will be posting current conditions hourly (or so) on this twitter account - just did one now. Current conditions for me pic.twitter.com/ji9iOtvsey — UKweather (@ukstormlover) March 10, 2013
  13. Only sferics i can see are over NW france and central france at the moment
  14. Well looking at most of the automated forecasts (that i presume use GFS?) they still put me down for between 8-13mm, so using the 10:1 = 8-13cm ..
  15. Quite a variation in the positioning of the low at just T 60 on the GEFS - ptb 12 would do me nicely, but a worrying number cause the ppn to just scrape the south coast or even miss it all together!
  16. Did Mr Murr not say to watch out for a Scandi surface high developing within 144-168? Ooooh what we got here at 144! Also where is everyone!? :o
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