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Shezale coventry

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  1. 2 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:

    For us and all the rest of the S, the low on EC and GFS is too far north, we'll be mostly dry, cutting off the convection, the only snow we get on the 12Z EC is at 216 (thu 11th) when the Atlantic moves in, and that's all thawed by Friday 12th the next day, but a lot of runs to go, whole thing is still in FI,

    At this stage i wouldn't take notice of any chart or snow predictions untill the cold comes in. Get the cold in then worry about snow

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  2. Is it me or has the mod thread become unbearable recently? One minute everyone is predicting the next ice age and the next its all.doom and gloom. Really is annoying we live in the u.k not the north pole we dont need it to be minus 50.for snow! I will be keeping my eye on the regional threads next week as when it will.snow.and how much we won't know until the cold arrives 

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  3. 1 minute ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:

    That's weird, cos I did here, depends on wind direction for the Wash streamer

    I remember the front coming in 2010 from the west was modelled to hit slap bang over cov. But we missed it by about 30 to 40 miles south. I remember driving down to Leamington which is literally 20 miles south and they had been hit hard and we had nothing!

  4. 48 minutes ago, MKN said:

    It's still on. If theres a chart like this inside +72 in the next few days then we can start to look forward to some snow ?️

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    This may sound weird but for my area im not really a fan of a easterly! Even in 2010 we missed out big time we hardly had any snow but had loads of ice days and in 2018 we missed out again with a easterly coventry seems to be to far north or to fat inland for the heavy stuff to reach us!

  5. 19 minutes ago, AppleUK 123 said:

    Just for fun, but imo WRF NMM was the most consistent HighRES model in terms of the track of last weeks snow event. I really hope its correct!

     

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    Last week snow was one of the rare occasions the front went north. Im fully expecting a shift south in the comming days

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  6. 1 minute ago, Dancerwithwings said:

    12z ECM That’s looks an easy 15cm-plus for next Weds 6am to 12pm

    sorry I know you guys have posted these before me, but these precipitation charts are a thing of beauty.....I just couldn’t help myself

    What could possibly go WRONG

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    These are the exact set ups that have served the midlands great in terms of snowfall. Remember for it to snow it doesn't have to be minus 10 and with a raging easterly! I remember jan 2013 it wasn't blistering cold but served up a few big snow events!

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  7. 3 minutes ago, andy_leics22 said:

    That is very interesting. Currently a heavy blob over my location and it's been light to moderate snow for the past 20 mins. Nothing that looks heavy in nature 

    Anyone west of Birmingham that is in a dry spot on the radar but are still seeing snow falling?

    Can confirm its slowing down here in cov. Still moderate snow about 3cms so far

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