South East & East Anglia Regional Discussion ~ November 19th 2012>

[Jasmine]

You made my day Bless you x

[john pike]

a lot of rain being shown between now and the 26th

the drop in the ensembles still being picked up on the 27th

we just need more ensemble runs to get closer to the -10 line

i have also spotted the fax charts have been updated regarding

the amount of rain coming in

will update them shortly

[Jason T]

a lot of rain being shown between now and the 26th

the drop in the ensembles still being picked up on the 27th

we just need more ensemble runs to get closer to the -10 line

i have also spotted the fax charts have been updated regarding

the amount of rain coming in

will update them shortly

Very much John wind will be factor as well. Ecm should be lively later, Model thread could be about to step up a couple of gears. 386 veiwing at the mo,Could go 450 around 7.30 ish.

[Canalboy]

The weather from exactly nineteen years ago. Read 'em and weep, sigh.

[shotski]

Very much John wind will be factor as well. Ecm should be lively later, Model thread could be about to step up a couple of gears. 386 veiwing at the mo,Could go 450 around 7.30 ish.

Yep interesting times ahead in model land. ECM 12z & 0z in good agreement of a blocking high south of Greenland, only problem is at

the moment we don't seem to be pulling down the really cold air.

I remember the run up to the 2010 epic big freeze and the evolution reminds me of that, at first the cold air was reluctant to come but when it

did turn up it hung around For the first half of winter at least

[shotski]

The weather from exactly nineteen years ago. Read 'em and weep, sigh.

Well done, good spot.

This is the chart that did the damage.

Wouldn't swap it for whats showing up on todays models.

[Lauren]

Yep interesting times ahead in model land. ECM 12z & 0z in good agreement of a blocking high south of Greenland, only problem is at

the moment we don't seem to be pulling down the really cold air.

I remember the run up to the 2010 epic big freeze and the evolution reminds me of that, at first the cold air was reluctant to come but when it

did turn up it hung around For the first half of winter at least

Ah, the epic snow of 2010. I remember it so fondly. Would love to have a repeat of that this year.

[Jason T]

Well done, good spot.

This is the chart that did the damage.

Wouldn't swap it for whats showing up on todays models.

I know it could be this http://www.meteociel...12&map=0&mode=0

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php?day=30&month=11&year=2011&hour=12&map=0&mode=0

We all know that pattern.

Edited November 20, 2012 by Jason T

[shotski]

I know it could be this http://www.meteociel...12&map=0&mode=0

http://www.meteociel...12&map=0&mode=0

We all know that pattern.

Er that looks messy.

Just comparing the current output with 2010. see below, what do you think ?

I think I need to find some inside work soon

[gottolovethisweather]

It sure is wet out there around my region and it all has to edge slowly Eastwards at some point.

http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/74929-southwest-central-southern-england-regional-discussion/page__st__120#entry2408559

[Summer of 76]

Er that looks messy.

Just comparing the current output with 2010. see below, what do you think ?

I think I need to find some inside work soon

It's usually weather like that's showing that I end up on a family outing to Whipsnade Zoo

[BLUNT]

Isnt the feed being cut off this time round? It looks colder than 2010 if it happend, I remember the cold just intensified aII the time, wasnt the 510 line down as far as Scotland in 2010??

[shotski]

I know the feeling.

Ive often stood at the penguin enclosure with a couple of ......................................

Edit: Jeeees, just looked at the radar That is some very heavy rain on the way.

Edited November 20, 2012 by shotski

[Polar Bear]

It sure is wet out there around my region and it all has to edge slowly Eastwards at some point.

http://forum.netweat...20#entry2408559

Yep just checked the nw forecast...torrential at midnight and then heavy again later.....already the huge puddle on the car park is fairly substantial and is up to the largest I have ever seen here.. so that is my rain gauge ....... very accurate!...seriously though GTLTW how much have we got today and how much mm to come tonight do yoiu reckon?

[shotski]

Isnt the feed being cut off this time round? It looks colder than 2010 if it happend, I remember the cold just intensified aII the time, wasnt the 510 line down as far as Scotland in 2010??

I think it was briefly yes. Interesting post from GP on the Model thread .

[BLUNT]

Just watched the January 87 freeze on you tube max day temps -3 wind chill -14, heavy driving snow with Ian Mc,

[gottolovethisweather]

Yep just checked the nw forecast...torrential at midnight and then heavy again later.....already the huge puddle on the car park is fairly substantial and is up to the largest I have ever seen here.. so that is my rain gauge ....... very accurate!...seriously though GTLTW how much have we got today and how much mm to come tonight do yoiu reckon?

Whilst its likely to be drier in this region, back in Newbury, it would be possible to expect something like another 30-40mm between now and the end of Thursday. The problem being, it might not stop there. It does feel like there's a proper changeover going on right now, so I'm going to embrace it, if it means the cold is just around the corner.

My current rainfall since midnight is a mere 10.6mm at the moment.

[BLUNT]

Anybody any idea what line we had back in 1987? must have been the 510 across the East with temps like that? i remember it well, no information back in those days apart from the BBC Weather, anybody got any idea where you find out those old charts from?? remember Snow,Snow,Snow from the Evening Standard

[Jason T]

Anybody any idea what line we had back in 1987? must have been the 510 across the East with temps like that? i remember it well, no information back in those days apart from the BBC Weather, anybody got any idea where you find out those old charts from?? remember Snow,Snow,Snow from the Evening Standard

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php?day=20&month=11&year=1987&hour=12&map=0&mode=0

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/archives/archives.php?day=31&month=11&year=1987&hour=12&map=0&mode=0

[Snowangel-MK]

It's usually weather like that's showing that I end up on a family outing to Whipsnade Zoo

Try Woburn instead, you can drive round the Safari Park in your nice warm car

[No Balls Like Snow Balls]

Max of 13c today, some light rain, felt mild out and about, expecting some heavy rain at some point tonight

[BLUNT]

Many thanks Jason T for that, 510 line very close to the East then?

[Bluebreezer54]

Certainly been pelting it down here for the last hour with a LOT more to come by the looks of it.

[Jason T]

Anyway whilst we are waiting for a winter burst,Can i draw your attention to the next 48 hours......Nasty.

http://www.floodwarn.co.uk/surface%20pressure%20charts.htm

[BLUNT]

What amazing charts the whole of Europe and well into the Atlantic was covered in 492-528 line the whole country would not work if we had this over us today