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  1. Still looking dry for most of the NW until after midweek, this is what I said yesterday. Any ppn will be reserved for the East And South East of the country, until late in the week. Thereafter ppn will be much more widespread, again this may well change!
  2. But by the same token TWS, you could argue that, yes Co2 is a greenhouse gas, but how can you proclaim that it is responsible for the warming we have endured? We are all working on assumptions, not one side has conclusive proof, as it not?
  3. Just going of what is being shown on the ECM chart, of course these will chop and change, but as it stands it looks dry for us! Personally I feel late next week we will see snow, but that's a long way out!
  4. I agree, if the ECM was to verify, then Ian's assessment is spot on!
  5. If your hoping for snow next week, don't look at the ECM!
  6. Steady on, it's a fantastic looking chart, but Feb 47! Lets hope the GFS is right, as this would make it a nationwide event, with all areas seeing snow at times!
  7. It's not a case of giving up, that's how things look at the moment. Like I stated, still time for more drama!
  8. At this moment in time, I can't see the NW being in the firing line of any snow. The High Pressure is too close, that needs to be further North for us. But it's still a few days away, so plenty of time for more drama!
  9. Looks like it's time to hibernate away from the model discussion thread now An Easterly is on the cards. All that SE bias grates me after a while, let's hope the GFS and UKMO are nearer the mark for next week, then the rest of the country can join in with the fun and games!
  10. Agree, it gets it's fair share of stick, but it did predict the last cold spell well in advance also. We will soon find out if it's the leader of the pack!
  11. I was under the impression that polar shifts don't just happen overnight?
  12. My sentiments too TWS. With the way the models have been performing as of late, I won't be getting to carried away just yet! Fantastic looking charts all the same!
  13. Well I certainly feel we will come under 10c, so with that in mind I'm going for a rather chilly 9.25c. Let's just hope those figures don't get manipulated, to show that the globe is still warming hey!
  14. Still lot's to firm up on for next weeks shot of cold! As it stands, Eastern areas would do very well out of this, but we only have to look at the last cold spell, to see how things can change at such short notice.
  15. Totally agree Jethro, I'm staying out of this debate until after the enquiry.
  16. Some cracking charts there, they have a 78/79 look about them!
  17. Wasn't they like the 80's ones also? Edit, must read all of post before commenting!
  18. Heavy snow here, some of the flakes are huge, looks like the gods are throwing snowballs!
  19. Light snow here now, can't see low lying areas getting 2-5cm tbh!
  20. Will it, won't it, will it, won't it! Amazing model watching, this is better than any whodunnit novel! I still maintain, that we will have to wait until at least Saturday, before we get cross model agreement for next week!
  21. Off topic I know, but I'll defend the MetO when it comes to their short/medium forecasts. Also they can't be judged on their forecast yet, it may well prove to be right!
  22. So much scatter amongst each model run at the moment, I feel it's better to wait until weekend, to see how things firm up for next week. I've never seen so much chopping and changing!!
  23. Chill TWS, you really need to read between the lines sometimes. It was a tongue in cheek reply, I have stated many times before, that I feel that AGW is being overestimated. Off course there is no way of proving that, just as there is no way of proving it isn't!
  24. Well your right on your first point, it is!
  25. Light/moderate snow shower here, leaving a dusting!
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