Upcoming Cold (Chilly?) Snap

[Village]

http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/74778-first-taste-of-winter-for-europe/

[Letitsnowyorkshire]

So any way.. back to the cold spell??

[gottolovethisweather]

So any way.. back to the cold spell??

Do you want a job as a moderator?

Yes please, lets stick to what it says on the title of the thread, not that difficult really, is it?

Judging by the GFS 06z ensembles, it may well be more than just a snap, having said that, many may have to wait for their snowfest, understandingly, given the time of year. 12z runs rolling out right now.

[Gavin Hannah]

Do you want a job as a moderator?

Yes please, lets stick to what it says on the title of the thread, not that difficult really, is it?

Judging by the GFS 06z ensembles, it may well be more than just a snap, having said that, many may have to wait for their snowfest, understandingly, given the time of year. 12z runs rolling out right now.

Checked the ensembles last night. Quite an impressive drop in temp. Even after the initial blast, it never really recovers.

[AWD]

I can think of worse charts to end October with;

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/gfse_cartes.php?ech=132&code=0&mode=0&carte=1

Snow possible on high ground in the north.

[Letitsnowyorkshire]

Do you want a job as a moderator?

Yes please, lets stick to what it says on the title of the thread, not that difficult really, is it?

Judging by the GFS 06z ensembles, it may well be more than just a snap, having said that, many may have to wait for their snowfest, understandingly, given the time of year. 12z runs rolling out right now.

Ha ! It was the bossy boots in me coming out . Looks like thing are really shaping up ! As much as I would love to see some early snow flurries I would settle for some clear bright cold days

[Snowstorm1]

First snow event properly ive spotted for England check out early hours monday morning at midnight

[Met4Cast]

First snow event properly ive spotted for England check out early hours monday morning at midnight

That'd fall as rain unfortunately 850hPa temperatures are too mild and the air thickness isn't ideal

[Snowstorm1]

That'd fall as rain unfortunately 850hPa temperatures are too mild and the air thickness isn't ideal

I was just going off the precipatation type feature on the GFS Model

[Letitsnowyorkshire]

Oooh , hard to not get a little excited about this !

[The watcher]

Not expecting much for our little Isle in this upcoming spell wintry precipitation wise. Certainly decent frosts to look forward to but any sleet/snowfall reserved for hill tops/mountains with maybe a little wintry mix inland to lower levels. I'm talking about Ireland here....before anyone decides to take a huff and puff.

[Barry12]

Oooh , hard to not get a little excited about this !

Looks like it misses west yorkshire, 50-55% of snow in Newcastle though.

[Letitsnowyorkshire]

I dont mind a snow chase if needs be

[Dan the Man]

Very very very sceptical about anything south of the Tyne.

[Methuselah]

I'd guess that, away from Scotland (and even there away from higher ground), the chances of sea-level snowfall will be slim to non-existent.The relative warmth generated by our seas will also minimise any chances of seeing any white stuff along windward coasts...

I said exactly the same thing in 2008, and look how accurate I was then!

[Richard Lake]

Apparently according to the NW homepage - the temperature in both Norwich and 'Leeds and Bradford' is 0C right now - how accurate is this? Is this dense fog causing an Inversion?

As for my location its being dense fog here all day (and yesterday) and it seems to be getting thicker still.

[Methuselah]

Apparently according to the NW homepage - the temperature in both Norwich and 'Leeds and Bradford' is 0C right now - how accurate is this? Is this dense fog causing an Inversion?

As for my location its being dense fog here all day (and yesterday) and it seems to be getting thicker still.

It was 17 here a couple of hours ago...I don't think it's dropped by 17 since then!

[gottolovethisweather]

With all this talk about snow probability, our predictions regarding snowfall at ranges from <t+6 can often be futile, so with that in mind, even Scotland could miss out. Then again, perhaps the South Coast or even Guernsey could get a snowflake or two.

All guesswork but I suppose that is part of the fun in here. As for me, previous experience tells me that local hill snow would be most likely scenario, based on current synoptics. Also, after all is said and done, we then need all of the following to occur, yet alone a weather front or something to kick it all off.

The chill is a coming, that we can be sure of - http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=10day;sess=

*the above link contains a link to Gavin P's video guide on snowfall prediction. Within 48 hours, the first few flakes should start settling up north.

[Barry12]

With all this talk about snow probability, our predictions regarding snowfall at ranges from <t+6 can often be futile, so with that in mind, even Scotland could miss out. Then again, perhaps the South Coast or even Guernsey could get a snowflake or two.

All guesswork but I suppose that is part of the fun in here. As for me, previous experience tells me that local hill snow would be most likely scenario, based on current synoptics. Also, after all is said and done, we then need all of the following to occur, yet alone a weather front or something to kick it all off.

*the above link contains a link to Gavin P's video guide on snowfall prediction. Within 48 hours, the first few flakes should start settling up north.

You never know, a second batch of cold air might come in and provide us with the goods

[gottolovethisweather]

You never know, a second batch of cold air might come in and provide us with the goods

On current output, there could certainly be several reload attempts too. Friday, Monday and maybe further into next week are all dates which should keep a close watch on.

[Barry12]

Highs of 6C on Friday and 5C on Saturday here, the feel like temperature doesn't get above 2C on Saturday

[Paul]

Apparently according to the NW homepage - the temperature in both Norwich and 'Leeds and Bradford' is 0C right now - how accurate is this? Is this dense fog causing an Inversion?

As for my location its being dense fog here all day (and yesterday) and it seems to be getting thicker still.

They're iffy reports from the 2 stations

[Aaron]

Looks like it misses west yorkshire, 50-55% of snow in Newcastle though.

Failed geography? It shows a high risk of snow covering all of West Yorkshire.

[Barry12]

According to wunderground it's 11C in Bradford and 12C in Leeds.

Failed geography? It shows a high risk of snow covering all of West Yorkshire.

I genuinely did fail Geography

[Barry12]

should be in regional