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  1. If you look on the radar the front approaching the E coast is splitting up opposite Skegness and and breaking apart.

    Apparently this is the theme for the night caused by massive heat generated from an overdose of tacky flashing lights in Skeggy mega_shok.gif

    haha well its getting closer think ill put some warmer underware on as its felt warm here today pmsl

    some nice echoes showing up now for you guys and gals in lincolnshire,, keep us lot north of you posted wont you

    yep getting closer to lincoln now soon as it starts here ill let you know.xx

  2. My take on the radar as it stands at 13.05.

    It appears that the feature coming out of France has moved into Holland while at the same time its getting dragged NNW, The upside for anyone on the eastern side of Lincs we may get the heavier fall in Orange on the pic.

    http://www.raintoday.co.uk/

    I was going to post a overlay of what i mean but i cant work out how to post an image on here.

    LO

    click more reply options hun.

  3. HaHa, i had to really fight myself to not make a dodgy comment then, as soon as i read it my hand got a mind of its own and scurried to the keyboard like

    in the Evil Dead. Its a little early for innuendo, dont want anyone spitting quaker oats over their laptop diablo.gif

    Yep, only upgrades coming, full of optimism that we're all going to get a pasting tommorrow. Colds going to upgrade too, cold all through next week

    which brings us up to Chiono and GP's main SSW ieffect time of the 25th Jan and there'll be prolonged cold well into Feb.

    And that ladies and gentleman is todays hopecast.

    Haha all this snow porn gone to your head pmsl, anyway yes Lets see loads of upgrades for the next dumping of snow, fingers crossed and other things lol

  4. Matt Hugo thoughts on sunday/monday snow.

    At this stage there are some uncertainties over which areas are at greatest risk as the weather patterns that are expected to bring this renewed risk of rain, sleet and snow are complex. However, latest forecast model data and thinking is that a weather front, in association with an area of low pressure to the south or southeast of the UK, is forecast to move north and west into central and eastern areas of England in particular later on Sunday and overnight into Monday.

    Precipitation is likely to fall as rain or sleet at lower levels (coasts and below 100–150m) in eastern England but further inland and especially above 200m then further snowfall is expected across parts of Eastern England.

    I have highlighted, on the forecast map which areas I believe are at greatest risk of snowfall in red and a lower risk across the yellow areas. At the moment snowfall amounts are likely to range between 2cm and 5cm within the red areas, but locally heavier bursts of precipitation cannot be ruled out and this may result in snowfall totals across parts of Yorkshire and the Pennines for example reaching up to 10cm.

    The timing of this event may well coincide with the Monday morning rush hour across eastern areas of the UK and as a result some travel disruption may be possible.

    Matt Hugo, Meteorologist

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