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here s my snowfall scale for tonights commentary

12 levels-

0- Nothing / Nada / just curtain dust + flies around the outside light

1- Odd pellet here & there- however we can mentally confirm there are 'flakes'

2- visible light snow falling- not visible to the lampost yet ( unless you stand underneath & obscure the light)

3- flurry level- makes light blue on the radar & a few flakes seen across the lampost

4- we can confirm snow falling without staring at the light- Can confirm to friends & loved ones its snowing via text etc

5- Status 2- moderate flurry, its fine snow at the moment still- it looks quite hard in terms of snow falling however its not amounting to anything

6- proper flakes falling- you will see them now- the odd flake mixed in with the moderate fine snow

7- transition to normal flakes all complete- moderate snow outside

8- 20p flakes going at a steady pace now- accumulating around 0.5cm - 1cm per hour

9- heavy 20p Snow - visibly accumulating + 1cm per hour

10- entry level heavy snow arriving- 50p flakes fluttering in the 20p flakes.. awaiting the beast...

11- 50p flakes nearly transitioned over- we can call it heavy settling snow 2cm ++ per hour

12- Very heavy snow inch per hour all 50p flakes

13- Blizzard- combined with +40 MPH wind-

regards

Steve

we are currently level 5..

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  • Location: Crayford Kent :) 30m AMSL
  • Weather Preferences: Snow and Storms
  • Location: Crayford Kent :) 30m AMSL

radar doesnt really lie... but the very light stuff might not be making it too the ground....

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  • Location: Eastbourne, East Sussex, it is a bit boring here.
  • Weather Preferences: rubbish boring weather
  • Location: Eastbourne, East Sussex, it is a bit boring here.

Surely that means it is on our way to us in BN1 & BN1 then! Time to do a lil snow dance girls! :clapping:

I could pop a lil skirt on and do a sexy jig? may help?

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  • Location: Leigh On Sea - Essex & Tornado Alley
  • Location: Leigh On Sea - Essex & Tornado Alley

Holding Steady here at

Temp : -1c

Dewp : -6c :rofl:

Incredible!

Going out on a limb and if Thur & Friday come off then the fabled Thundersnow could make an appearance, no chance of that tonight along an occluding frontal boundary though!

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  • Location: Sunderland
  • Weather Preferences: Hot Summer, Snowy winter and thunderstorms all year round!
  • Location: Sunderland

We've had 10cm of snow here in the West Midlands this afternoon, and it's still hammering down with the stuff, and the good news is that it is all coming your way! :clap:

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  • Location: Valencia, Spain or Angmering, West Sussex
  • Weather Preferences: 22-38C in summer with storms, cold in winter with some snow/or 15-25C
  • Location: Valencia, Spain or Angmering, West Sussex

Definately looking more sleety now but light dusting remains, and to be honest i'm happy enough, even if it turns to rain or doesn't stick anymore, I've gotten snow with a light accumulation, which is a good start and good enough for me, and it's not like things will turn very mild again next week, there could be more events to come!

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  • Location: West/Central London (W11) 27m (88ft) ASL
  • Weather Preferences: Snow and thunderstorms!! (With the odd gale thrown in)
  • Location: West/Central London (W11) 27m (88ft) ASL

Please don't worry all those to the East of London!! It is snowing AND settling here, so it is just a matter of time!

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  • Location: Horndon-on-the-hill/Thurrock
  • Weather Preferences: Snow, double snow and hot hot sun
  • Location: Horndon-on-the-hill/Thurrock

In Horndon-on-the-hill and waiting patiently...waited for this since xmas...annoyed everyone saying its coming over the past week...and here it comes, well in a min lol I dont think ill be able to leave horndon once it settled and icy, a hill one side and country road the other that doesnt get gritted..oh well no teaching for me tuesday then!!!! Briiiiing it on!!!!

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  • Location: Southend-On-Sea, South East Essex.
  • Location: Southend-On-Sea, South East Essex.

here s my snowfall scale for tonights commentary

12 levels-

0- Nothing / Nada / just curtain dust + flies around the outside light

1- Odd pellet here & there- however we can mentally confirm there are 'flakes'

2- visible light snow falling- not visible to the lampost yet ( unless you stand underneath & obscure the light)

3- flurry level- makes light blue on the radar & a few flakes seen across the lampost

4- we can confirm snow falling without staring at the light- Can confirm to friends & loved ones its snowing via text etc

5- Status 2- moderate flurry, its fine snow at the moment still- it looks quite hard in terms of snow falling however its not amounting to anything

6- proper flakes falling- you will see them now- the odd flake mixed in with the moderate fine snow

7- transition to normal flakes all complete- moderate snow outside

8- 20p flakes going at a steady pace now- accumulating around 0.5cm - 1cm per hour

9- heavy 20p Snow - visibly accumulating + 1cm per hour

10- entry level heavy snow arriving- 50p flakes fluttering in the 20p flakes.. awaiting the beast...

11- 50p flakes nearly transitioned over- we can call it heavy settling snow 2cm ++ per hour

12- Very heavy snow inch per hour all 50p flakes

13- Blizzard- combined with +40 MPH wind-

regards

Steve

we are currently level 5..

We're at SNOWCON 0 here at present. Come on hurry up!!

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  • Location: Canterbury, Kent
  • Location: Canterbury, Kent

Going out on a limb and if Thur & Friday come off then the fabled Thundersnow could make an appearance, no chance of that tonight along an occluding frontal boundary though!

Sounds good! I've only ever experienced proper thunder snow 8 or so years ago when that cold front moved south. Plus in those days I was Essex Snow, lol.

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  • Location: Home: Chingford, London (NE). Work: London (C)
  • Weather Preferences: Winter: cold and snowy. Summer: hot and sunny
  • Location: Home: Chingford, London (NE). Work: London (C)

Snow steadily getting heavier, everywhere is white!

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  • Location: Halstead, Kent. North Downs 180m asl
  • Location: Halstead, Kent. North Downs 180m asl

Up in north downs, near biggin hill. We have had some small lying snow since Tuesday, and now it's coming down. Temp -2c. Are we in a good place? (160-180m asl)

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  • Location: Nr Chelmsford, Essex
  • Weather Preferences: Hurricanes, Thunderstorms and blizzards please!
  • Location: Nr Chelmsford, Essex

here s my snowfall scale for tonights commentary

12 levels-

0- Nothing / Nada / just curtain dust + flies around the outside light

1- Odd pellet here & there- however we can mentally confirm there are 'flakes'

2- visible light snow falling- not visible to the lampost yet ( unless you stand underneath & obscure the light)

3- flurry level- makes light blue on the radar & a few flakes seen across the lampost

4- we can confirm snow falling without staring at the light- Can confirm to friends & loved ones its snowing via text etc

5- Status 2- moderate flurry, its fine snow at the moment still- it looks quite hard in terms of snow falling however its not amounting to anything

6- proper flakes falling- you will see them now- the odd flake mixed in with the moderate fine snow

7- transition to normal flakes all complete- moderate snow outside

8- 20p flakes going at a steady pace now- accumulating around 0.5cm - 1cm per hour

9- heavy 20p Snow - visibly accumulating + 1cm per hour

10- entry level heavy snow arriving- 50p flakes fluttering in the 20p flakes.. awaiting the beast...

11- 50p flakes nearly transitioned over- we can call it heavy settling snow 2cm ++ per hour

12- Very heavy snow inch per hour all 50p flakes

13- Blizzard- combined with +40 MPH wind-

regards

Steve

we are currently level 5..

Surely that's 14?????? :acute:

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  • Location: Horndon-on-the-hill/Thurrock
  • Weather Preferences: Snow, double snow and hot hot sun
  • Location: Horndon-on-the-hill/Thurrock

Sherman.. Hi, love ya posts by the way!.. do you think sat wd be a bad day to fly into London city airport?? My partner due back from holland that day...hope it will be ok!!

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  • Location: Canvey Island
  • Weather Preferences: Deep untouched powdery snow and red hot beaches sipping cocktails
  • Location: Canvey Island

According to Will it rain we are now in the pink - but nothing still. Update on my sis travelling back from Brighton currently about to join M23 - snow falling heavy and laying on outside lane!!! just seen an accident a car has spun round complete and face the other direction!!!! think she left it far too late risking driving back home, did warn her this though!!!!!

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  • Location: Silver End, Essex
  • Location: Silver End, Essex

here s my snowfall scale for tonights commentary

12 levels-

0- Nothing / Nada / just curtain dust + flies around the outside light

1- Odd pellet here & there- however we can mentally confirm there are 'flakes'

2- visible light snow falling- not visible to the lampost yet ( unless you stand underneath & obscure the light)

3- flurry level- makes light blue on the radar & a few flakes seen across the lampost

4- we can confirm snow falling without staring at the light- Can confirm to friends & loved ones its snowing via text etc

5- Status 2- moderate flurry, its fine snow at the moment still- it looks quite hard in terms of snow falling however its not amounting to anything

6- proper flakes falling- you will see them now- the odd flake mixed in with the moderate fine snow

7- transition to normal flakes all complete- moderate snow outside

8- 20p flakes going at a steady pace now- accumulating around 0.5cm - 1cm per hour

9- heavy 20p Snow - visibly accumulating + 1cm per hour

10- entry level heavy snow arriving- 50p flakes fluttering in the 20p flakes.. awaiting the beast...

11- 50p flakes nearly transitioned over- we can call it heavy settling snow 2cm ++ per hour

12- Very heavy snow inch per hour all 50p flakes

13- Blizzard- combined with +40 MPH wind-

regards

Steve

we are currently level 5..

Ooh, it's like being at the chinese takeaway...... I'll have a 12 and 13 please :p

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