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  1. I love this forum but it drives me crackers sometimes. People spend years chasing a historic cold spell, and now one is on our doorstep, and people are wetting themselves over a breakdown that is six days away. I'll bet my house that low tracks much further south than the GFS shows. Seen it so many times. EDIT - Not my house, a fiver
  2. Rob McElwee was the perfect presenter; the right mix of knowledge and gravitas. I always remember December 09 when he gave a really wintry forecast for the weekend, and signed off with: "Oh, and then there's Monday still to come..." And gave a little evil cackle.
  3. Just wondering, what was the March 2013 letdown? A channel low that stayed south?
  4. Yeah it's tricky for anyone further north and west in our region. I think there is a fair chance of streamers setting up which could benefit west / north-west London up into Bucks and Herts if the winds swings ESE. Think Feb 09.
  5. I'm seeing the word 'marginality' for the south-east - forgive my ignorance but is that in reference to the low pressure system at the end of the week, as opposed to Monday-Wednesday?
  6. You've answered your own worry. With such low DPs settling snow will not be a problem.
  7. Ah, I stand corrected. I was in west London at the time and we had maybe 2cms; makes sense you might have had more. You're probably in a prime position for showers that drift down through East Anglia then.
  8. Absolutely, I don't doubt most of us will see snow at some point, but always the heaviest to the east and south-east of central London.
  9. I would imagine there will be quite a divide in London early next week. My sense is that east and south-east London could benefit from a Thames streamer; north and west London may miss out a on the heaviest and most persistent snow. Similar to December 1, 2010, when places like Bromley were buried, while north of the river there was a dusting. If I lived in north Kent right now I would be wetting myself with excitement.
  10. I am also getting annoyed by the delay - don't get me wrong, it looks sensational...but I'm becoming more of a nervous wreck with each run!
  11. Hi all, just a question for someone more knowlegable than me (that'll be most of you...) Regarding the colder air potentially slipping south, would that be caused by high pressure building from Greenland over the UK, as a result of a second bout of stratospheric warming, deflecting the colder air away from us? Might be way off the mark with that but trying to learn as I go!
  12. The problem, as I see it, is not the accuracy of the models but people taking output at day 10 as gospel. It's called 'FI' for a reason - charts at that range almost never verify. Yet 90 per cent of the analysis on the MOD thread is of charts at extended range. No wonder people feel let down when the output changes. If people stuck to analysing charts within the 5-day timeframe there would be a lot less disappointment.
  13. Hi all, I only have a very basic understanding of the charts and was wondering, what's the difference between the 'op' run and the 'control' run? Is there a difference in reliability etc? Cheers and keep up the great analysis.
  14. Hi all, I'm a long-time lurker, lured by the (faint) prospect of snow on Sunday! Please ignore the graphic posted by Cheesrice, it's a forecast from 10 years ago, NOT this Sunday. See the forecast here... https://youtu.be/Vw_orgAJ0-4
  15. He's on the wind-up mate, that forecast is from a snowfall in Feb 2007...
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