Yorkshire, Lincolnshire And The Pennines Cold Spell Discussion

[Lewis]

i hope that happens its about time the humber got some snow

It'll happen dw

Edited January 29, 2010 by Storm Force Lewis

[woldsowl]

Gotta shoot, rugby is kicking off now.

Heres my chart;

be back soon

Not quite right Lewis, heaviest will be on the NYM again, still loads up there.

[sunny scunny]

i hope that happens

I think there's more chance of Grimsby winning league 2

[grab my graupel]

I think there's more chance of Grimsby winning league 2 :D

Or Grimsby signing Richard Brodie

Are you staying up to watch the radar mate?

[Lewis]

Not quite right Lewis, heaviest will be on the NYM again, still loads up there.

Hi,

Why would i mention the NYM's when the population on there is minimal (from this thread). As always the NYM will do well, but only the East of the Moors mainly and N parts.

You should make your own map mate, we can have a bit of fun and compare all our charts, winner gets a sledge

Edited January 29, 2010 by Storm Force Lewis

[sunny scunny]

Or Grimsby signing Richard Brodie

Are you staying up to watch the radar mate?

I'll keep an eye on the radar mate, and if it's looking good later i'll stay up

[Harsh Climate]

Or Grimsby signing Richard Brodie

Are you staying up to watch the radar mate?

Richard Brodies far too good for grimsby

[grab my graupel]

I'll keep an eye on the radar mate, and if it's looking good later i'll stay up

The radar is looking very promising at present mate. Have you seen what's to the North East

[Lewis]

The radar is looking very promising at present mate. Have you seen what's to the North East

East Yorkshire and N Yorkshire in for a pasting!

I had a wild guess about the feature this morning happening around 11pm, can it happen for an all time accuracy best lmfao!

Brian you got your camera ready mate?

Edited January 29, 2010 by Storm Force Lewis

[grab my graupel]

East Yorkshire and N Yorkshire in for a pasting!

I had a wild guess about the feature this morning happening around 11pm, can it happen for an all time accuracy best lmfao!

Brian you got your camera ready mate?

Good point Lewis, I'll stick my batteries on charge right now

[russh]

East Yorkshire and N Yorkshire in for a pasting!

I had a wild guess about the feature this morning happening around 11pm, can it happen for an all time accuracy best lmfao!

Brian you got your camera ready mate?

hope some of it comes over the great snow barrier (humber)

[sunny scunny]

The radar is looking very promising at present mate. Have you seen what's to the North East

I think im too far inland mate, but it does look quite interesting at the moment

[WS Evolution]

Flash warnings for Heavy Snow

Snow showers will spread to parts of Northumberland and North Yorkshire later this evening, giving local accumulations of 2 to 5cm, and possibly up to 10cm, especially over higher ground. This may lead to icy stretches on untreated surfaces.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/yh/yh_forecast_warnings.html?day=1

Edited January 29, 2010 by WS Evolution

[Lewis]

Flash warnings for Heavy Snow

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/yh/yh_forecast_warnings.html?day=1

Now lets wait for their warnings for other parts

Looking good!!

[Lewis]

OH PLEASEE GOD DAM IT NO, PLEASE TELL ME THAT GAP AINT GOING WHERE ME THINKS IT IS!!

[on the coast]

Wild and Snowy here now.

[Lewis]

A gap is forming in the line, and ill put 10 quid on its got my name on it!

[woldsowl]

Hi,

Why would i mention the NYM's when the population on there is minimal (from this thread). As always the NYM will do well, but only the East of the Moors mainly and N parts.

You should make your own map mate, we can have a bit of fun and compare all our charts, winner gets a sledge

Why would you mention the NYM?? Because that's where the heaviest will fall!!!!!!!

Not many live on the Wolds, it's incredibly sparse, but you've got us covered. Lewis, I think you're turning into a BBC weather person, seems they only bother with cities as well.

Tell me how to upload a map someone and I'll have a go next time, you want to try sledging down some of these Wolds hills, sacry.

[Richard Lake]

Wild and Snowy here now.

How snowy?

[on the coast]

How snowy?

Laying fast and a couple of cm's already. Nearly white out conditions.

[Lewis]

Why would you mention the NYM?? Because that's where the heaviest will fall!!!!!!!

Not many live on the Wolds, it's incredibly sparse, but you've got us covered. Lewis, I think you're turning into a BBC weather person, seems they only bother with cities as well.

Tell me how to upload a map someone and I'll have a go next time, you want to try sledging down some of these Wolds hills, sacry.

LOL! BBC weather person love it, but hate it

Maybe a little premature, but the band is breaking and loosing it's intensity the second it makes landfall.

To upload a chart, make it in photoshop or paint etc, add your graphics, lines, text etc. Save it as a .gif, .jpg or a .png. Go to the forum click add a reply to the bottom right hand corner of the thread, scroll down slightly, and then you will see a Subtitle called Attachments, below it is a form field, browse and then select the file you want to upload off your computer. Then click Attach this file button below, it will then upload it.

After you have done that, scroll down a little slightly, and you will see the attachment, click add to post and it will then add it to the text area box where you write your message, hit post. And your done

Edited January 29, 2010 by Storm Force Lewis

[reef]

I can never understand why people make snow depth predictions (guesses) as they are always wrong. You can never tell where gaps will be and what the precipitation will do when it makes land. In these scenarios all you can do is watch the radar.

[Richard Lake]

Wicked should arrive here in the next 30 mins or so.

[Lewis]

I can never understand why people make snow depth predictions (guesses) as they are always wrong. You can never tell where gaps will be and what the precipitation will do when it makes land. In these scenarios all you can do is watch the radar.

Reef, we'll be lucky to get a dusting won't we? lol

[reef]

Reef, we'll be lucky to get a dusting won't we? lol

Should be alright here, as Im only 9 miles from the coast. I have on several occasions drove into Hull and seen nothing in these situations as the precipitation struggles to move inland. Should be OK in this case though as the whole band is moving slowly westwards. It will weaken as it hits the coast as upper level winds are blowing NNW off the land killing off the convection.