tynevalleysnow

Raintoday radar knackered so its all a mystery what's going to happen

Blizzards here for a while now

Heavy here now

Anyone watch that programme about winter 1963

Heavy wind driven snow now

U should come up here. Still no thaw with plenty of snow and some brilliant sledging.

Latest radar shows north sea pepping up a bit more and heading ene now. Might bring some heafty showers to our snowfest

Feel sorry for the ones that have seen thaws. None at all here. Hopeing for more tonight and monday looking mighty tasty. Might justify a red warning at some point.

The met forecast has prudhoe down for heavy snow at 9pm today. It was bang on the money yesterday and today so far but I can't see where heavy snow would come from by 9pm going off the radar. Anyone got any ideas

But the gfs has been as way off the mark lately

Still pure white flakes here temp of -1.5 and dp -1.7

From matt hugos blog Friday 18 January, 3:15pm Remaining cold this weekend – further wintry precipitation The cold and wintry conditions are set to continue, as I have been highlighting in previous blogs and whilst there is likely to be a window of quieter weather for most on Saturday there is now a growing risk of yet further wintry precipitation developing later on Sunday and into the new working week. At this stage there are some uncertainties over which areas are at greatest risk as the weather patterns that are expected to bring this renewed risk of rain, sleet and snow are complex. However, latest forecast model data and thinking is that a weather front, in association with an area of low pressure to the south or southeast of the UK, is forecast to move north and west into central and eastern areas of England in particular later on Sunday and overnight into Monday. Precipitation is likely to fall as rain or sleet at lower levels (coasts and below 100–150m) in eastern England but further inland and especially above 200m then further snowfall is expected across parts of Eastern England. I have highlighted, on the forecast map which areas I believe are at greatest risk of snowfall in red and a lower risk across the yellow areas. At the moment snowfall amounts are likely to range between 2cm and 5cm within the red areas, but locally heavier bursts of precipitation cannot be ruled out and this may result in snowfall totals across parts of Yorkshire and the Pennines for example reaching up to 10cm. The timing of this event may well coincide with the Monday morning rush hour across eastern areas of the UK and as a result some travel disruption may be possible. Matt Hugo, Meteorologist The red area goes right up east coast including all of north east. Heavy snow here now

Still snowing and -1.8 here

The showers out to see look like pushing right through east to west just hoping more develop behind them or it will be dry by mid morning

Moderate snow again here plus north sea looking nice and juicey

Just drove home in mates 4x4 and was snowing moderate all the way. About 3 inches in low prudhoe and about 10inches all togeather at home now. Looks like a few more showers merging on the radar for us all. Home tomorrow bring us all more snow and an ice day.

How's the radar looking now$

Heavy drifting snow prudhoe now.on break at work and got a shock when I went for my usual walk

Heavy snow in prudhoe I hear from workmates

Chears for the updates. Just hope it edges west by 10 miles or so

Its so so frustrating to be at work in a windowless building in prudhoe with now access to the radar and just this forum for news. Is prudhoe getting or due a pounding or are we half a mile to westâ€

So what's the prospect for prudhoe tonight

Well hannah just said on radio no snow in tyne valley tonight. Is there any hope

I can't get onto any radar now as at work in prudhoe. How's it looking for the next few hours for the inland folk

We are surrounded on 3 sides now heavy snow. Bring it on.