Snow Watch: N&w Yorkshire, Northern & Ne England

[grab my graupel]

Please carry on :lol:

[fatjohn]

Just started to snow here very light at the moment !

[Cheese Rice]

Looking like a none event for these parts unfortuantley the pennines suck up all the percip then a bit of light percip makes it to leeds then moves east and intensifiyes how ironic

Edited February 8, 2009 by 10123

[Yeti]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

[Snowstorm1]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

does that include me yeti

[Cheese Rice]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

I really hope this is accurate

[Craigers]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

YETI YOU HAVE MADE MY DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[snow_mad_09]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

There is a small area of nothingness on that map and that is where i live .

[Yeti]

YETI YOU HAVE MADE MY DAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡OMG I KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The UKMO was the furthest S yesterday and this morning, now it wants the low much deeper and this brings the snow right up into Yorks, in fact snow would be concentrated over Yorks if that came off, with rain further S and generally drier further N.

It's not said and done, but it's a MAJOR improvement as now the ECM and UKMO both say N, with the GFS still to go, although even this is extremely close.

[Harsh Climate]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

made me laugh the fact you posted it in the midlands thread

This is bad news for them, especially for those in the south midlands!

Edited February 8, 2009 by Jed Bickerdike

[grab my graupel]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

Fantastic news news - bring it on

Still nothing happening here atm

The Wife is cooking in the kitchen, and the windows have started to steam up - How inconsiderate

is that?

[Schnee]

Can't wait to read the posts when i come home later.

If it came off, when would it start snowing?

[Typhoon John]

It's as if the weather is trying its best to rile me at the moment. Firstly there's a nice gap developing in the precipitation for Durham to slip through tonight. And then Monday nights precipitation is upgraded but still finishes just short of me.

[Lakes Tom]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks :huh:

Yeti.............I think I love you! Get in......lets hope the GFS 18Z shows a shift northward too. The 12Z unfortunately didn't, with the precipitation only making it as far as the midlands. Come on GFS 18Z, throw us guys in W Yorkshire a few crumbs!

[Craigers]

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡OMG I KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The UKMO was the furthest S yesterday and this morning, now it wants the low much deeper and this brings the snow right up into Yorks, in fact snow would be concentrated over Yorks if that came off, with rain further S and generally drier further N.

It's not said and done, but it's a MAJOR improvement as now the ECM and UKMO both say N, with the GFS still to go, although even this is extremely close.

my house will be batterd soooooooooooooo bad, were on a 50m hill exposed to that direction of the wind. it be drifting so bad in my back garden HAHAHA OMG seriously upgrade for this time means theres A TREND! so cant imagine this changing NOW!!!!!!!!! :huh:

[Yeti]

Fantastic news news - bring it on

Still nothing happening here atm

The Wife is cooking in the kitchen, and the windows have started to steam up - How inconsiderate

is that? :huh:

Well it looks like you'll have to find another lamp post! Switch the extractor fan on!

A definite improvement wrt the channel low, a real backtrack there from the UKMO despite all the southerners in the model thread saying it had been right all along

[Cloud 10]

Got some light snow here now. :huh:

[multi cellular thunderstorm]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks :huh:

I wouldn't get too excited just yet, anyway it's hardly any different from the GFS ppn chart for that time.

Looks like it could be marginal too, with T850's around -3/-4 and other things such as wet bulb temps looking marginal. I hope it comes off for you all

Feel free to get excited though, I would.

Still nothing falling here, but the streetlights are on, so it's time to stare at the orange light all night

[Yeti]

All of a sudden it's snowing heavily here now, big flakes!

[Snowmad79]

MAJOR DEVELOPMENT WITH THE CHANNEL LOW!!!!!

http://www.meteociel.fr/ukmo/run/UW42-594.GIF?08-17

UKMO SAYS NORTH - this means the snow risk encompasses the whole of Yorks

Made a post not so long ago in the NW thread saying that I believe that the channel low is starting from a more northerly point than the charts were/are showing. Thats what I think looking at Noaa Sattalite imagery and loops.... Looking good.

My Post

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/met8/neatl.html [ noaa North atlantic satallite imagary ]

[paul tall]

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡OMG I KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The UKMO was the furthest S yesterday and this morning, now it wants the low much deeper and this brings the snow right up into Yorks, in fact snow would be concentrated over Yorks if that came off, with rain further S and generally drier further N.

It's not said and done, but it's a MAJOR improvement as now the ECM and UKMO both say N, with the GFS still to go, although even this is extremely close.

Chances of it getting as far North as County Durham?

[Yeti]

Made a post not so long ago in the NW thread saying that I believe that the channel low is starting from a more northerly point than the charts were/are showing. Thats what I think looking at Noaa Sattalite imagery and loops.... Looking good.

My Post

http://www.ssd.noaa.gov/met8/neatl.html [ noaa North atlantic satallite imagary ]

Yes interesting post SM79 and this may be the reason. Certainly it's a big upgrade for the N.

[snow_mad_09]

Chances of it getting as far North as County Durham?

or Newcastle Even?

[Yeti]

Chances of it getting as far North as County Durham?

Quite a bit of no reaching CD, although if the ECM is right, you would be in for a pasting with Yorkshire seeing rain

[grab my graupel]

I wouldn't get too excited just yet, anyway it's hardly any different from the GFS ppn chart for that time.

Looks like it could be marginal too, with T850's around -3/-4 and other things such as wet bulb temps looking marginal. I hope it comes off for you all

Feel free to get excited though, I would.

Still nothing falling here, but the streetlights are on, so it's time to stare at the orange light all night

Yes I agree Mark. Didn't Dave say Yesterday, that the GFS was handling these situations

better in the shorter timeframe? I'm not sure whether I trust the UKMO this evening.

It will be interesting to see where the NMM places the low, this evening.

Please feel free to correct me Dave