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  1. By the looks of it a better GFS 12Z so far i would say. Still remaining fairly chilly out to Day 8.
  2. It was the coldest March in the UK since 1962. http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climate/uk/summaries/2013/march
  3. A sultry 5.1c here. DP 1.8 Edit: Temp 4.7c now, DP 1.7... At least heading in the right direction.
  4. I know the CFS get's a fair bit of stick at times (and in most cases rightly so), but overall it has performed rather well this Winter as a whole. And i seem to recall that it pretty much nailed the Cold March of 2013 well in advance. It'll certainly be interesting to see whether or not it remains consistent with this Cold March signal as we head further on into Feb.
  5. Not much to cheer in the charts for snow lovers at present, so just thought i'd post the latest CFS run for March just for fun, and also try to stop the tumbleweed from blowing across the thread. 2013 revisited? We live in hope.
  6. Temps still falling away nicely here.. -0.7c, DP -3.1. If anything does fall from the sky i can't see it being anything other than snow tonight.
  7. Erm, BANK! ....(that's the first ever IMBY post i've ever done) lol Temp -0.3c, DP -2.8
  8. Temp 0.2c, DP -3 ...not bad considering i'm only 4 miles from the coast
  9. Yes, but there is some hope, and at least we have a ticket for the raffle! Most other places in the UK look bone dry.
  10. There seemed to be plenty of snow showers knocking about on the chart for this coming Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday for our part of the world on the latest weekly forecast by Nick Miller on Countryfile a few minutes ago. I would imagine things will be less marginal by that stage too. He did mention the words 'could be disruptive', so compared to some other parts of the UK this region certainly has the most interest with regards to snow for the coming week.
  11. Correct He was talking about a little feature set to run down the Country on Tuesday. He had already highlighted the 'potential' for N.sea/SE coasts in an earlier post.
  12. Looking at the short ECM ENS for de bilt the Op was very much on the mild side at Days 9 - 10, but did have support from the Control. http://www.knmi.nl/exp/pluim/index.php
  13. Yep, they sure are, but at that time frame the Day 10 ECM chart has as much chance of verifying as me going on a date with Angelina Jolie. Meanwhile, back in the real world... Cracking Day 5 ECM + GFS charts for all cold lovers, and in the meantime the possibility of a few Snow showers lapping onto Eastern Coasts, and maybe spreading a little inland at times too. Enjoy.
  14. And some incredibly low night time temperatures if this chart was to verify. -10 certainly not out of the question, especially places with snow cover.
  15. Lol!! Yes, i'm hoping tonight will bring the goods to Essex. Be nice to see a proper/decent covering for a change.
  16. Hmm, i'm not sure i would say Essex has done 'too' well so far with regards to snow, but can't really complain as 'usually' NW'ly/N'ly winds don't bring much snow to these parts, so today has been a pleasant surprise. Looking forwards to if / when the winds turn more NE'ly on Tuesday/Wednesday as the fun and games 'could' really begin then. And by the way, how many Daniels are there on this thread? Seems there is quite a few. My name is Daniel too
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