London & The South East Regional Discussion - Part 11

[Hammer]

I have snow, hence no need to warn me of some more is going to be the positive attitude I take looking at current warnings on met office site.

[rmc1987]

Quite Dissapointing then by the sounds, adjusting though at least. All that cold air about too and still can't get it right lol.

[Feeling Frosty]

Exactly,the list of regions only usually includes those in the belt of the warning,yet east of england on the list?Glad you pointed that out.

It would be there on Meto because the WEST of your Region is looking like it will get Snow, The same for London & SE the West of our Region also is at risk hence wht Eastern and South Eastern is listed.

[Southender]

Well the latest NAE suggests perhaps a dusting (up to 2cm) for ALL of us. Better than nothing I suppose!

Sweet spot I'm going for is somewhere along the M1 & M40 corridor. North of Oxford.

[john mac]

Nmm has it further east which would put us in the firing line again. All to play for.

[Anthonyb]

Quite Dissapointing then by the sounds, adjusting though at least. All that cold air about too and still can't get it right lol.

That's what I was saying earlier - we have a continental air mass and yet areas to the west of us get the snow... Lol

[Eskimo]

I reckon it will end up further east.

[95 Degrees]

Been snowing all day but very light flurries, felt really cold without the sun, snow last week-end for NE and E parts of the SE, possibly NW W parts of the SE this friday, when is the south coast going to join in, hopefully soon.

Edited February 8, 2012 by BrightInBrighton

[steveinsussex]

I reckon it will end up further east.

Nah

Although meto been very good all winter with f/casts and snow being v hard to forecast it will sink away westwards rather easily, the cold air mass it comes up against wont allow it to nudge to much to the east

[Jo S]

Because the Met Office include Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire in the London & SE region for some reason.

Im in the south east and the mo has me down for East,dont know why

[Snow Obsession]

Because the Met Office include Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire in the London & SE region for some reason.

Where would you like to put us then?

[danm]

Where would you like to put us then?

Well I definitely wouldn't class Oxfordshire as London & the SE. Buckinghamshire is a bit more of a grey area!

I'd put Oxfordshire in the midlands section - in terms of weather. Especially north Oxfordshire.

Edited February 8, 2012 by danm

[Discombobulation Man]

Where would you like to put us then?

South East Midands, now get out

Only joking

[Met4Cast]

Nmm has it further east which would put us in the firing line again. All to play for.

Any chance you could post the images to that model which show this?

[Snow Obsession]

Well I definitely wouldn't class Oxfordshire as London & the SE. Buckinghamshire is a bit more of a grey area!

I'd put Oxfordshire in the midlands section - in terms of weather. Especially north Oxfordshire.

It is tricky - I never know where I should post so I end up floating between here, central south and 3 counties. Feel a bit homeless really!

[Southender]

Unless there's a dramatic shift east overnight. Looks like we will have to sit tomorrow nights event out chaps and chapesses.

Good luck to those in the more Northern & Western parts of our region.

[Pixel]

It is tricky - I never know where I should post so I end up floating between here, central south and 3 counties. Feel a bit homeless really!

...anywhere in the pink bit will be ok for you

[snowking]

Any chance you could post the images to that model which show this?

Not sure he would be able to post it because its a NW Extra model run but yes it does show things around 20-30 miles further east than the NAE, giving around 3-5mm precip (roughly equiv. to 3-5cms) to a much wider swathe of London/EA with 1-3mm south and east of london

Anyone able to suggest how well the NMM handled the last event?

SK

[DAVID SNOW]

Peter Cockroft will be on soon :ph34r: :bomb: :ph34r:

[rmc1987]

That's what I was saying earlier - we have a continental air mass and yet areas to the west of us get the snow... Lol

Lol surprise surprise quite often the way. I guess after the amount last year I want that again but lets face it this is the UK.

[Plough King]

Peter Cockroft will be on soon :ph34r: :bomb: :ph34r:

Oh dear he is not a ramper.. although earlier he was calling for moderate snow to the west of London... fingers crossed.

[Snowangel-MK]

Buckinghamshire is a bit more of a grey area!

We get Sunshine - it's not always grey

[lottiekent]

So is the band of precipitation over NI and Scotland what is due to move south tomorrow to give this event west of London?

[Southender]

Am I right in thinking that the spoiler for us (Re; Tomorrow nights snow) is the disturbance running out of the Baltic, through Poland and Germany? Which is helping nudge the Scandi HP a bit closer to us, thus knocking the PPN back WSW?

Worth keeping an eye on that to see if this tracks a bit further East... We can but hope.

Edited February 8, 2012 by Shrimper

[NO LONGER POSTING]

I think my Dad will do well out of this event..Being well ASL and in Buckinghamshire LOL lucky git..Oh well..Multi million pound house..We could have party at his