Rob Harbord
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Haven't been on here since the winter blast, thought i'd pop in to see how people are enjoying the recent weather...but looks like I haven't missed much with our Adam!
Definitely been cool here today until the sun broke through mid-afternoon...hopefully looking forward to some thunderstorms...
Yup, same here, saw Adams post and pretty much started crying!
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We did find a Corsa buried from a drift that got stuck, thankfully the lady and her little daughter were ok, but she was lucky to be found, the plough came and pulled her out eventualy!
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I live in Hull, these were taken in between Riplingham and Little Weighton, there was more than this but we physically couldnt access some of the roads as it was too deep!
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A few shots that me and misses took today!
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Bloody hell why are Yorkshire nicking all the snow. Really hope it fizzles out before it reaches you, or hits our region at least lol
Get back in your cage, you not welcome here!
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Could affect more south eastern parts of our region later. One thing is for sure though, it will be painfully slow radar watching
Its so so slow isnt it, i have a good feeling its coming right this way!
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That system is now definately starting to Pivet around the LP, could Yorkshire see a considerable dumping this evening!?!?!
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I decided not to venture out, except to walk the dog on the Westwood and shovel my inch of snow away
Ok, OK but my excuse is in case it freezes later. Also had a nice snowy zephyr when I was out.The 1079 to Market Weighton over Arras Hill is always good for drifts and I have seen six footers up there on occasion. No doubt they can be bigger but I have never seen anything like the 20 foot drifts I saw at home Wales in 1978 and 1982 and I doubt I ever will again.
Still, really interesting weather and we are back below freezing again....
The 1079 was immense, will pop the pics up later.
NW Radar shows the band slowly edging up the east but most models show the band just sitting were it is and not budging!
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Interesting to day with around 3cm of snow on the ground early this morning - I got my 20th snow day and a 21st is now looking likely although it wasn't this morning. The temp has dropped about 0.5 degrees from mid morning and is now -0.1°C but the DP has dropped by more than a degree to -3.1°C and this has stopped the thaw in its tracks and dried everything out.
Not sure if we will get any more snow but there is a feature on the NW radar that is now North of Cromer that is heading this way and has been since this morning. Snow King over on the model thread has been hinting that the LP over France may move North up the N Sea and I am wondering whether this is in fact the first signs of this. If so, we will get a lot more snow along the East Coast; unlike this amazing event in all honesty.
I too think things have changed winter-wise over the last four years or so but I am at a loss as to why. Some kinda multi-decadal cycle I suspect but, if this is correct, another hum-dinger like 1962 must be becoming more likely in the next few years given the synoptics we have been getting in the last few. All it will require is for the pieces to come together at the right time of the year rather than in November and March.
Time will tell.
Amazin isnt it, i just been up to Market Weighton & Newbald and nearly every road is covered with 5-10 foot drifts, found a corsa buried completely!
Indeed it looks very likely that the east coast will get an absolout hammering later if that LP shifts slightly north!
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Out of this region, but just heard from a mate in Isle of Man and there over 30 foot drifts on the mountains....
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Brigg is a few miles east of scunny and lots coming down now - and settling in areas.
Maybe, just maybe.....
It would be a lovely end to winter wouldnt it, its been that bad its just funny to see how the east coast has escaped everything! lol
Just spoke to a pal in scunny rob,said its mod snow
Thanks mate, we may just see some flakes!
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Its been pretty funny seeing us miss everything for the last 2 days in Hull, lol, buttttt it looks like we may join you all! Front is slowly creeping across the humber now, any reports in Scunny?
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Harsh climate please look at bbc graphics. There good for our region. Fantastic. But where is it? Is that over the midlands not going to stall before here.??? Met have warning well north than here and nae well into north east. So what's happening?
I have to say i think you are probably one of the rudest and most arrogant person i have met, do you ever read your posts back, i mean seriously grow some!
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0.3 now
Any reading around!?
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Does this guy ever post anything positive lol.... Adam >
Nope not one constructive or positive reply, ever!
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a little harsh don't you think. At least use a smiley if you ARE joking!
Little harsh but a QUALITY film!
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All to the south if leeds!! Humiliating
Oh christ, are you still Trolla lolling?
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Seems as though the band below the humber is just stuck, some major heavy snow here!
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The heavy PPN now south of me has been hovering for a while, seems like its moving north, east and then slightly south again!
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Look at this beauty abut to hit me!
This is now creating immense blizard conditions! Visibility down to virtually nothing!!!!
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Look at this beauty abut to hit me!
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Now that is better clearly it's had a drink of red bull and decided to float over the Pennines. Hopefully it will continue to do so.
Indeed, it does seem as though the pennines is slightly beefing it up!
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The temp is dropping nicely now,almost down to -1c
Boom, you are right in the firing line!
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Main band is intensifying pretty quickly! We could see some pretty hefty showers across most of Yorkshire!
Ok, OK but my excuse is in case it freezes later. Also had a nice snowy zephyr when I was out.
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Good evening Adam :-)