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  1. Can I just say you are the biggest success story to this forum this winter in my eyes, having the i input from the uk met on this board is invaluable and a massive asset not only to us but to the met office as the reputation of the organisation I think has risen in many posters eyes by sharing the information in a bigger public domain Many thanks for the time you've put into your posts on here. Its greatly appreciated
  2. No because global warming is a scientifically proven theory. There's a difference
  3. No offence but as a bystander looking in you are going round in circles with your argument. Gray-Wolf and BFTP regularly post statistical proof of they're theories (evidence) I've yet to see one piece of evidence to back up what your saying. If this was a meteorogical boxing match it would have been a TKO in the first round!
  4. It's got a feel of 2003 to it this year. The sst's off the coast of America are really influencing the midatlantic ridge and the Azores high and will continue to feed these into the summer. Long term expect quick changes through spring. I.e interchanging northerly and southerly air masses (as is the norm) to be quickly replaced by the Azores high and for the northerly outbreaks to become less and less frequent as we hit the summer. The set up is ripe for a hot (and potentially drought damaging) summer time
  5. The ice has been increasing since 2007? No it HASN'T! The average yearly line has continued to fall at a rate of 7% per annum! Embarrassing claims!
  6. I really believe this year will see destructive melt. The pack is incredibly thin. 15% thinner than last years pack. Worrying times ahead
  7. Hmm I think the lack of snow is causing me to crack up! You are right! I think it was the precipitation expanding over the sea to the north west! Haha damn /:
  8. Look out in the sea the westward shift in the precipitation is causing it to veer slightly north as it moves over our region. The due south shift is stopping very quick on net extra radar
  9. The band we need to look at is out in the north sea near hull. This is now moving north west! This is the first time I've seen a flow change! It will curve north west then south west towards south Yorkshire/north Derbyshire round 9pm giving us a couple of hours of snow
  10. Pull Hudson just said to band could be curving round within the next hour to leave west and south yorkshire in the firing line
  11. What's noticeable is the lack of a noticeable pivot west. It's definitely moving more south than south west. Stil time for this to change a la met office but surprised it hasn't happened yet! Anyone knowledgeable know why?
  12. That Nae pretty much matches what I posted earlier. I completely agreed with you last night. The radar is god in these situations and the writing was on the wall for folk in the west last night!
  13. The precipitation is no where near where it should be and the front is showing signs of stalling! I can't see areas west of Birmingham being happy with the current happenings. I think Yorkshire, east midlands, south east and parts of west midlands are looking far better than they were 2 hours ago!
  14. You quote the met yes? You think they are correct yes? Well look away from the forecast that was on 5 mins ago! The snow has been moved into central England, east midlands, Yorkshire. The precipitation will reach you but mainly as rain with an hour or two of snow! The temperature was forecast as 4 degrees where you are. The west midlands will be the only western area to get disruptive snowfall that you'd get excited over. Not 2cm
  15. I think that's a massively impressive spot and reLy outlines how the radar is ALWAYS your best friend in these situations. Models very rarely get precipitation perfect. Broadly speaking yes but in enough detail I'd say no. I'd say the met are the only people with the right resolution models to work this out!
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