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  1. Well what a surprise for sheffield, I almost gave up. We now have two inches in North Sheffield from only a few showers....can only imagine what a treat the north east is getting!

    Anyhow, prehaps no need to worry about the current gap...have a look at the met office radar that covers a wider area. Doesn’t matter if the winds will go NE or SE, there are plenty of showers brewing in the colder uppers over the North Sea.

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  2. On a less positive note, the ECM puts me down a little. 

    Mir is a long way off so will hopefully change.

    My concern is that the winds are much more SEly which is not Hal as good for snow showers especially in the west of our region. A straight Eastley is much better.  Hopefully it’s because the low pressure from the south is modelled incorrectly for now.

  3. 1 minute ago, LeeSnowFan said:

    Oh I hope your right! :) this winter has been pretty poor  even though we have had a couple of snow days! people are saying this could be better than 2010! which makes me excited but also have to stay grounded as don't want to be let down so until we have a red warning in place then I'll be happy with 7-9 inches of snow lol :p 

    How cool would a red warning be!!! ?

    We had one over Sheffield in 2013 I think but it wasn’t as bad as forecast, they suggested potentially 60cm over eastern high ground but we still had 20cm .... which is still cool.

     

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  4. Things are getting exceptionally exciting from Sunday onwards. For many a day it   is a long fetch pretty much straight easterly. Every so often you get a wiggle in the isobars that will enhance showers and result in potentially highly disruptive snow.

    We've had the occasional easterly before but it’s only been a direct hit for about 24hrs before turning NEly or SEly.....this is what makes this different as it’s just goes on. In cases like this my experience suggests that Yorkshire is often in the sweet spot.

    My home city of Sheffield, Barnsley, Leeds and along the eastern side of high ground is often clobbered by this scenario. We may get that OmG moment when we draw the curtains in morning after morning!

    I’ve just done, that’s my ramp, I really held it in for ages but it’s out and I’m relieved! Now breath. Lol 

     

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  5. 3 minutes ago, LeeSnowFan said:

    Thought's on next week for Yorkshire anyone? 

    Not as hopeful as I was a few days back, that northern jet may have reduced chances. But yes will see some no doubt with such cold uppers but a lower timeframe of opportunity than was first forecast.

    Intrest also turns to after mid month with start warming now splitting the vortex....maybe it will really fall into place for us.

    Although we've had quite a few snow falling days in a Sheffield it's never been more than an inch or two which is disappointing.

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  6. 11 minutes ago, The PIT said:

    Nice snow on top some of the roads as Derbyshire council don't grit. Anyway nice walk in the snow and fog the light snow easing so the roads were clear on the way back. Now getting heavier again and turning to sleet lower down now .

    Just plain old rain in Sheffield at the moment, however I'm visiting hillsborough so lower down.....hoping for a bit later maybe.

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