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CWT2012

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  1. Total non event here yesterday, a few heavy bursts of dandruff blowing in the wind but little to get excited about. After Kent and Sussex stole all the snow our area deserves a pasting before the heat comes
  2. Mixed feelings about that channel low If it hits us then there could well be record breaking snow for the time of year but if it sinks south and misses us we are kept in the freezer for longer and more chance of reloads from the north and east 12"+ on Tuesday or a few more snow events, hard choice
  3. If the GFS comes off an area from Brighton to Devon from the coast to about 20 miles inland could get upwards of 2ft of snow IMHO People living particularly in Dorset, Somerset and Devon should be very excited right now
  4. Definitely downgrades from the ECM and GFS but it is just one set of runs, no point taking them as gospel after run after run showing bitter cold and heavy snow, if the 12z and 18z are showing similar i will start to get a bit concerned but until then the 6z is going in the bin
  5. You know snow is on the way when the server crashes under sheer volume of users
  6. The chart mountain shadow posted showed a Thames streamer with the shower train stretching all the way back to Holland/Germany, with the uppers forecast I can see astonishing depths, dare I say it, equalling or even topping Feb 09
  7. Wow just wow, am in shock Hope there are enough soldiers not in Afghanistan after all these cuts as they may well be needed monday Charts of the winter no exaggeration
  8. Agree Steve, drooling over that one, that would result in over a foot of snow across much of mainland Britain Truly epic stuff
  9. The army would be on standby if that chart verifies Chart of the winter
  10. Deep cold with heavy snowfall looks nailed on now, it is just a question of timing, amounts and length of the severe spell
  11. GFS has been onions all winter and finally delivers the goods in style, roll on next week
  12. Good times ahead, looks like potentially record snowfall for March if particularly the GFS verifies, 12-18" of snow quite widespread in eastern parts with the strength of those winds and those uppers. Things can still go pear shaped but the 6z is definitely a massive upgrade which could paralyse eastern Britain
  13. Surely the UKMO will admit they are wrong and fall into line with the ECM and GFS
  14. I would bank that ECM chart, heavy deep snowfall and prolonged severe cold With E/NE and those uppers has to be a chance of a Thames streamer too surely
  15. Slightly off topic but what has happened to Ian Ferguson? i miss his updates on what Exeter are thinking
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