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  • Location: Home near Sellindge, 80m/250feet, 5miles from Coast
  • Weather Preferences: Severe Storms and Snow
  • Location: Home near Sellindge, 80m/250feet, 5miles from Coast

    Well if it does snow here , the ground is iced up and we still have snow on the ground!

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  • Location: Tonbridge, Kent
  • Weather Preferences: Wintry and stormy weather
  • Location: Tonbridge, Kent

    Well if it does snow here , the ground is iced up and we still have snow on the ground!

    Been more or less an ice day here today and with (currently) -1.4°c and -3.5°c dewpoint, it should settle straightaway! IF we get any of course.... :)

    Edit to say that according to raintoday, the band approaching us seems to be more sleety.... Wattsupwiththat?

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  • Location: Kesgrave, just East of Ipswich
  • Weather Preferences: April!
  • Location: Kesgrave, just East of Ipswich

    There is a hint of some marginality near the coast of EA tomorrow which could make any PPN a bit sleety at times.

    Does that risk still apply on the possible events on Thur/Fri/Weekend or will the air be even colder then so it will all be snow?

    Anyone "in the know" got any views on this?

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  • Location: Whaley Bridge - Peak District
  • Location: Whaley Bridge - Peak District

    Thanks Steve. Whats the likelyhood of Convective Forcing due to the showers in the NE coming down and embedding within the Frontal Mass?, I'd expect with another "boost" from moisture inhibited within these cells they could spring a few surprises for one or two on the North Facing Flank.

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  • Location: Romford, Essex
  • Location: Romford, Essex

    Great post as always Steve. A question for you or Kold.

    Would you include Romford area as a high risk area for snow at the weekend? Think we may miss out tomorrow other than a dusting. Not sure what direction of flow is best for me??

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  • Location: Braintree, Essex. 150 feet (46 m) above sea level
  • Weather Preferences: T/Storms, Snow, Extreme Rain, Anything out of the ordinary!
  • Location: Braintree, Essex. 150 feet (46 m) above sea level

    Seems to be snowing everwhere apart from here

    Nowt here as well.....our time will come!!!good.gif

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    Evening All-

    Im going to try & get this at the top of the page-

    This is about as up to date forecast you get & is valid inline with the models until 10pm-

    & try to make sense of the gazillion posts on here-

    A VERY COMPLEX Pattern here in the SE corner which has been developing in the models for a day or 2-

    Basically the jet stream has been flowing down from Scandi in a SW direction- Hence that system moving down the North sea-

    However as the jet exits SW through western scotland its developed a loop that runs in an easterly direction across the Channel-

    http://wxmaps.org/pix/euro5.00hr.png

    the lift that this generates coupled with the convegnce has developed a small shortwave that is funneling the PPN North East-

    again,most models have picked this up, with varying degrees of momentum North & East-

    http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/nae/2010/01/05/basis12/ukuk/pslv/10010518_0512.gif

    Notice the isolines curved NE- the around the top back west- this means the PPN will move NEwards out of Portsmouth, reach the Western posrtions of London & the home Counties & then start to curve west & LOSE momentum NE-

    Key here - for the NORTHERN extent of the PPN will look to stall out around 10pm- so If it hasnt reached you ( north side by then) then you may well be out of luck-

    THen look at the T 9 & 12 charts-

    http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/nae/2010/01/05/basis12/ukuk/pslv/10010521_0512.gif

    http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/nae/2010/01/05/basis12/ukuk/pslv/10010600_0512.gif

    10- Midnight is the MAX Northern & Eastern Extent of the PPN, also note a more curved signature of the isolines,in terms of its PPN sheild means you will get Extension East away from the Main core - However this will INFLECT more & more- so even though it may appear that its marching further & further North, at some point that will stall -

    Therefor, the jackpot zone is the shires west of london - 30-40 cm top depths- LUCKY LUCKY!!!!

    There will also be a line of snow ESE of that heavy core spreading East across london towards Kent-

    The Eastern boundry looks to Be say Ashford- the northern extent>>>???? Thames----- maybe South Essex-

    This zone away from the core 2-5cm although where it stalls out may get up to 10cm-

    Those that miss out then wait for the Easterly-

    Jackpot zones-- Surrey, Berks, Hamps, London West, NW london- SE Bucks, w herts

    Then the Eastern zone-

    West Sussex , west side of East sussex south London, SE london , NW kent ,west Kent- SE essex- although Please be aware this is subject to change- poss south or North....( coastals could be rain & sleet)

    valid until midnight

    S

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  • Location: Near Heathrow, London
  • Weather Preferences: Mediterranean climates (Valencia is perfect)
  • Location: Near Heathrow, London

    Snowing all around me and i thought we was in for a hammering doh.gif If there is any snow what time would it be arriving in sw London anyone please?

    Should be hitting London fairly soon, heavy snow will reach the outskirts of the south/SW at about 9pm, look here, that massive band of snow is heading straight for us

    http://www.raintoday.co.uk/

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