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  1. robb
    Many thanks for that.
  2. robb
    What does AOB (AOB -20C at 500 hPa) in the storm forecast mean.
  3. robb
    Should have a grandstand view of Florence tomorrow from 40,000ft as I'm flying to the Dominican Republic. Today's flights have skirted round her to the west. Should imagine they will go round to the east of her tomorrow.
  4. robb
    First daylight image of the day of TS Florence, TD9 and TS Helene.
  5. robb
    Latest Hires GOES image shows the developing low off the NE coast of the States
  6. robb
    M6 buoy to the west of Ireland is in the firing line and pressure is falling rapidly there now. http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=62095&unit=M&tz=STN
  7. robb
    Living in the Wirral area this is not good news. I've seen many severe NW gales over the years and the funnelling effect between the Clwyd Hills and the Pennines/Peak District as deep depressions pass to the east can give very damaging gusts through the Wirral, Merseyside and the Cheshire Gap.
  8. robb
    Cheers Paul, thanks for the reply.
  9. robb
    What size does hail have to be to show up on the precipitation type radar? I've never seen hail shown on radar images even during a hailstorm that left a covering that was close on an inch in depth.
  10. robb
    Some of today's frames are showing the radar from yesterday.
  11. robb
    The deepest levels of undrifted snow recorded in the UK includes one very close to you Carl. 65 inches at Ruthin and 83 inches in County Durham, both in March 1947.
  12. robb
    06Z GFS ensembles show some very worrying charts though for Fri/Sat, especially coming so soon after Wednesday's storm
  13. robb
    I was only 13 years of age then and even I, as a snow and cold lover, got fed up with it. No central heating, outside loo frozen numerous times, side roads like skating rinks for 3 months. Not sure we would cope if we had another prolonged winter like that, the strain on energy supplies and the transport system would be far greater now. Anyway back to March 2013 here is a selection of pics taken around Eryrys in North Wales on 24th March. It's about 350m ASL. Have included a Google Earth image of Eryrys without the snow. Enjoy
  14. robb
    Very cold air is building to the north at the end of that run and advancing south and as you say this could end up with a classic battle ground scenario across the UK
  15. robb
    Hi Paul, any chance of putting a slight delay at the end of the animation
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