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From 17th January to 5th February is a notably cold CET period just below 2.5c. SSW related?
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Favourite cold seasons this decade
1. 2010 2. 2011 3. 2013, 2018 5. 2012 6. 2019(so far) 7. 2015, 2017, 2016, 2014
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Latest.
Edit: 2 inches in 2 hours(on grass)
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Edit: Roads treacherous around teeside now
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A nice snowy scene this morning
Edit: Heavy snow now
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Just had the heaviest shower of the day, left a dusting. Just need more of those. A good half hour one wouldn’t go amiss
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1 minute ago, NorthEastSnow said:
Winds turn more of a northerly through the night tonight as the high pushes in from west.
Currently situation here is DRIP DRIP lol.
I’m hinging my hopes on a covering by morning. An inch would be lovely
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8 minutes ago, P-M said:
Looking at XC Weather I can't see a northerly wind direction setting up? The winds which steer the showers onto land remains E/NE erly throughout today.
It veers northerly more tomorrow
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3 minutes ago, NorthEastSnow said:
Quite disappointing with the shower activity here but i predicted the North to do better.
Are we due more showers through the morning as it looks very quiet at the moment.
This afternoon/evening we should see the most but even Saturday you wouldn’t rule showers out
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You can see why tomorrow is looking particularly good from a shower perspective with the Low to the south turning the winds into the east as it moves eastwards. The beeb have some big showers forming
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On 17/01/2019 at 10:38, Matthew. said:
First proper flakes of the season here with 520 thickness, -2 dew point and -8 850’s
In comparison things do look marginal during the day but nights give ample opportunity. Tuesday just gone things looked much worse as thicknesses, dew point and 850’s were too high with the synoptic pattern
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Maybe a snow surprise tonight into Saturday for some as showers from the North Sea stream in later
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Might hit the rare -5c Wednesday night. Last March we hit -4c so might beat that
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Sunday evening/Monday evening/Thursday afternoon look possible snow chances
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There’s a little feature Monday afternoon too across Yorkshire which bring snow early evening
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6 minutes ago, Jackski4 said:
It's a good thing that it keeps moving north currently as we don't want it to trend too far south, is that correct ?
The centre of the low overhead your location is best to take advantage of evaporative cooling and when dark if possible
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23 minutes ago, Weathizard said:
Evaporative cooling coming into play perhaps? I think under heavy precipitation anything below zero uppers can be sufficient for snow, away from coasts of course. Lower the better obviously.
Last year we had snow at night in northern England from 850’s around -2 because of evaporative cooling.
The south coast looking good if it can just nudge slightly north on the Ukmo model for Tuesday night
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A finishing CET around 4c is looking likely.
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ECM and Ukmo end of next week showing the importance of where any wedges of high pressure sit the difference of a westerly airstream to a northerly. The winter of no proper northern blocking continues so short cold snaps at best e.g early 2003
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5 models with the ECM the odd one out, all the rest looking colder/snowier/north-easterly feed
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First proper flakes of the season here with 520 thickness, -2 dew point and -8 850’s
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This is the chart of the day for me. Shut your eyes and imagine the blizzard setting in
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Spring 2019 - Moans, Ramps, Chat etc
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What a fabulous day out there. Can’t believe it’s February, feels like April!