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  1. Don't know if this has already been posted but:

    Matthew Hugo â€@MattHugo81

    Latest EC32 day maintains a trend for low pressure to track increasingly further S through Feb with still a sign for colder wx from the NE.

    Yeah I read that earlier, perhaps thats one of the factors that have made the met alter their long range forecast for the first half of Feb. I will be looking for this trend over the next week in the hopes that something cold arrives again before the end of Winter.

  2. 3 things that have annoyed me about the cold spell for this part of the world 1) not enough clear skys 2) toooo much cloud cover and finally 3) every time weve had an Easterly wind the temp rose plus after every decent snow event it thawed day after rant over lol ps i love crisp cold sunny snowy mornings

    Totally agree SB, for the first time in ages I was actually pleased to loose the strong easterly wind!! It brought little convection snow showers to our part of the coast and prevented the temperature from falling below freezing due to cloud cover. Perhaps a north easterly will be better for us?

  3. Can't believe the steady rise in temps & dewpoints around the region YET parts of the south and west are in whiteout conditions. So much for a ( biting ) northeasterly wind ?

    I know what you mean, here on the coast the wind has east/northeast wind has felt cold but has actually kept temperatures above freezing every night from Friday (last night being the exception). Our temperatures shot up here today too by around 3 degrees in an hour today which has had a negative impact on our snow cover. I would love to experience a Feb91 type easterly where huge amounts aof convection snow showers were developed over the north sea. Hopefully Feb this year will deliver, at least the metoffice further outlook supports cold around end of Jan-mid Feb.

  4. One site That I look at (uk storm chaser on fb) is commenting on a developing trough that could bring a chance of snow to East Yorkshire and north lincs ??!!!

    Anyone know where abouts this is developing (if at all) and what A trough is???!!!!

    Paul Hudson has mentioned something on Twitter saying patchy coastal sleet snow will push inland throughout the day tomorrow but amounts expected to be small

    Paul Hudson â€@Hudsonweather

    Another raw day tomorrow, rather cloudy with patchy sleet and snow in coastal areas slowly spreading inland through the day.

  5. You did very well to get a few inches of snow last night mate, as the forecast didn't look good at all for locations right next to the coast.It's bitterly cold out here now with lots of ice about, but still a lot of cloud,at least for now.

    Yeah, It really suprised me too to be honest. It started settling around 1am and left a good covering, nothing like Dec 2010 but much better than other coastal areas like Bridlington.

  6. Fingers crossed for a bit more snow tonight according 7 day local forecast for sheffield which was updated at 4:45 says we are going to get some more from 6pm smile.png

    Your best bet would be to look at the radar www.raintoday.co.uk. This is far more useful in this kind of situation. The 7 day local forecasts are quite unrealiable to be honest. Good luck though and I hope you are right

  7. Hopefully mate, but only sleet and wet snow a little earlier, but the temps should drop more when the heavier PPN arrives.It should last throughout the night according to the GFS PPN charts.

    Our temperature has dropped nearly 2 degrees since it started a few hours ago, still no covering but temperatures are just about heading below 1 degree for the first time since Friday evening.

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