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And a Summer of '76 'ol lad, down our neck of the woods... Also good to see loads of toys being piled nicely back into prams....... Patience required, week 2 or 3 of March, make that our starting point and anything before that becomes a Brucie.....

Well said Crewe, absolutely nailed it there. Total respect for all your reviews and take on forecasting over the years. Patience required as we head into March, maybe even waiting till week 2 for anything wintry from this SSW

Looks like old mans brewers droop

Who needs a pub run when you've only just come back from one. Neck Oil much needed. Do we ever learn? Back to mild and wet by Tuesday it is then

Surely no more than 6 hrs based on what we've seen in recent days from the tv forecasts, no way would they be 22 hrs behind

Surely that opens the flood gates to convective showers merging together and producing all day in SE plus would bring the colder air in earlier with snow starting Saturday night possibly

Where are the expert views when ya need them? Why is everyone getting het up about one model one run for a scenario that is a week away and in FI. Stick to the T96 period and enjoy the ride to come. Getting tired of all the drama queens and attention seekers that come out to play when things aren't going their way

Lovely. Thanks

Anyone know why the ECMWF High Res 0z won't go beyond 000 on WXCHARTS? Can it be viewed elsewhere?

Agree with @Djdazzle, once again talking rubbish. A proper forecaster suggests that the ECM, UKMO & GEM have been the most consistent models since the weekend for this E'ly solution, UKMO in particular - 00Z UKMO would keep the cold in place well into next week & pick of the bunch for that is the 00Z EC with potential frontal snow too. Goofus can be taken with a pinch of salt. It's on board for now, but not going to take much notice of it going forward if it goes against the consensus again

Well if all the models are still showing this in 48 hours, then i'll have to set up a stormporn forum page and the first 100 members get a free box of tissues

5.5cm here in Dorking and 10-11cm on the hills of Ranmore and Box Hill

I'd take that as live part way up

i haven't posted for a few years after annual snow disappointments but would just like to say whilst recuperating that the 2nd image shows a nice pair of Y fronts in the centre :-)

Waste of time in Dorking, light dusting and seemed to be stuck in the hole on the radar, anything coming near just fragments before it gets here. As Catherine Tate's Nan would say..... Wot a load of 'ol sh!!......