Robbie Garrett
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Found this on Twitter.
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6 minutes ago, mpkio2 said:
Heavy PPN falling again in Central London
Indeed, just looked at the lampost. PPN picking up from a NW direction.
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UKMO does say this to ***-cover.
This Evening and Tonight:
A cloudy night with widespread freezing fog and a sharp frost. Wintry showers or longer periods of snow inland with significant accumulations in places, especially higher ground. Minimum temperature -4 °C.
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2 minutes ago, Stabilo19 said:
Yup!
The trains were running fine funnily enough
A few of the networks will run ghost trains tonight alas like 2010 otherwise the Network will ice over.
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Just now, danm said:
Thick snow falling again, and my Sky reception has gone. Also have a dish.
I think it's all convective. LCY AUTO METAR reads TCU (pinch of salt mind)
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Just now, Stabilo19 said:
Watching the road chaos from my window, vehicles giving up and not moving on at all
Is that the route out to Stansted? (Rail via Tottenham Hale?)
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This is really bad considering the warnings.
6 minutes ago, OddSpot said:M25 J24, Potters Bar / Barnet / Enfield
J23, A1 (M) J1 / Barnet
4 minutes ago, Dbarb said:Also I haven't seen a single gritter about anywhere today not even in main roads. You would think if we know snow is coming someone at the council would it's honestly baffling
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Latest for the Airports;
Aerodromes
Widespread low visibility and freezing fog affecting London TMA airfields & Eire throughout the remainder of the evening.
EGKK ( London Gatwick)
- Arrivals regulated at reduced rates due to Weather ( low visibility)
- High delays, extended into the evening period.
EGSS (London Stansted)
- Arrivals regulated due to weather (LVP's).
- Moderate to high delays.
EGGW (London Luton)
- Arrivals regulated due to weather (zero rate until 0300)
- Very High delays.
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1 minute ago, Stabilo19 said:
I've been hearing a lot of sirens in the past 30 mins. The roads are treacherous now!
See my previous post. There hasn't been much gritting. We may as well have got Sadiq Khan on TV to tell us to lockdown again...
We pay politicians to deal with this stuff, and zilch from anyone.
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M25 near Loughton/Stapleford/Epping. Ouch!
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Whoever runs Southwark Council, Lambeth Council and Westminster Council didn't fancy gritting any of the pavements recently. Strangely the TfL roads were done last night, albeit with tiny bits of grit, only the high traffic volume is keeping these roads passable.
Apparently Wandsworth Council gritted the pavements (And that's majority Tory Run?) Oh dear.
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Snow in London becomjng heavier as i type.
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Beautiful in Zone 1
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Gone clear skies here ahead of the front. Was thick fog this morning.
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Interesting but very weak feature on Sunday night. Latest UKMO data on it's website giving light snow and a 60% chance for Central London. A fairly weak affair slow moving .
+48hr
+60hr
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Crispy clear air in London. Nice fresh polar air.
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Yes, but the complication may be a secondary low sending that main low straight into Iberia. The secondary feature may give us the dumping (Although I think closer to the time, maybe 6hrs in we won't get any UKMO warnings).
12 minutes ago, Met4Cast said:The FAX chart shows a more southerly/slidey looking low to my eyes vs a more northerly/rounded low.
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1 minute ago, The Enforcer said:
At one point ECM was convinced that LOW was going to come crashing into the UK before this cold spell could even get started.
The one before the NHC feature, right? The jet over iberia should drag them into the iberias. Not towards the UK.
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Just now, Mapantz said:
Here's the original picture:
Someone very good with photoshop lol
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38 minutes ago, Mapantz said:
That's a fake Robbie.
You can download that image of London on it's own and then add stuff to it.
I did get a similar wall cloud from a similar direction.
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That other LOW at +60 is going into Iberia?
At +48 it is primed below the high.
If you then look at our NHC feature on the map as it heads towards Europe, it's only a few hundred miles NNW of the previous low.
I'd say it will follow a similar ENE track towards Paris area.
From +96 to +120 its heading in a reasonable direction and could spawn a Surface Low (Alas Feb 2009) - I've drawn a line where the UKMO expects the LOW to head.
For nostalgia, look at similar negative tilt low in Feb 2009.
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Saw this posted on Facebook. Must have been from September.
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It would be the first time I've probably got a CET competition on here right.
27 minutes ago, CreweCold said:It really is an extreme run...probably one at the extreme end of the envelope of possibilities, but nevertheless we'd be looking at a CET well below freezing for the period and this scenario would potentially set us up for the coldest December on record. That may be somewhat unlikely, but the fact it's even shown as a possibility is bonkers.
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1 hour ago, Connor Bailey Degnan said:
Pure filth!
These runs tonight.
And in the reliable, that low pressure heading for Spain/MED will send some moisture our way and stall. This in turn blocks the North Atlantic further.
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Storms and Convective discussion - 1st August 2022 onwards
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