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  1. 1 hour ago, Dark Horse said:

    Yes apart from 2013, 2018 it's not exactly been fantastic in the last 10 years but those were exceptional cold spells and not really the norm for the UK, they never have been really. I'm guessing your up near hazelhurst? as that's the only residential place in Ashton of that height. That can be a bloody good area for snow not too far from Mossley and Hartshead pike, far better than areas west of Tameside. I used to live off Rose hill rd and the amount of times we had good snow cover and relatives in Droylsden had nothing at all I'd be rich haha. I guess if your expectations are high and want to be knee deep in it every year you will be disappointed but this is the UK.

    yeah im the top of hazelhurst near the school.  Not looking for knee deep thats once a lifetime and its happened but just some snow to go sledging would be nice.  i used to live on smallshaw and we do better than we did there but last few years we been lucky to see snow falling nevermind lying.  🙂

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  2. Just now, Rob 79812010 said:

    Think I'm still not fully understanding the shadow effect!🙄

    I'm based in Ashton-U-Lyne just under 200m above sea level but we have barely seen any snow for 10 years I think my daughter has been sledging once as we just have not had snow where we are due to the hills around Manchester for our shadow unless we get a irish sea streamer in a very specific direction or a very strong easterly/north easterly that makes it over the hills (2009/2010 style) we just dont get snow that even lies despite our height

    in other words, if its cold enough to snow it wont snow, but its its warm enough to rain we will get rain rain and more rain.  Someone explained its to do with the upward movement when the air is colder but i cannot remember the exact reason for this happening

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  3. 15 minutes ago, Kasim Awan said:

    There is the potential for a Pennine shadow over Manchester early tomorrow. Stromg vertical advection + gentle NNE wind. Wont be a classic dry shadow, may just produce lighter ppn for a time here.

     

     

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    Dreaded words I dont want to hear where I am.  the dreaded shadow - its the snow equivalent of Voldemort for us in east Manchester

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