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Hi Mate , that's not a Thames streamer!!! Anyway the front is pulsating bring frequent heavy snow along with some drier periods to this area , and it seems to have pepped up.....

Plenty of drifting snow here in Evesham some parts of the ground laid bare other parts have snow drifts seems strange to see powdery snow at this time of year and even in any winter month it's very uncommon

It's a bloody nanny state ,people have died from heat cold and getting out of bed in the morning who needs warnings the human race has survived up to now

Looks as though the precip to the south of us is moving further east, different from what computer models are showing, watch the warnings change thru the day, Let the fun and games begin...!!!

Probably, try a Vodka instead.

Please believe me from experience tells me otherwise ,watch the radar

And if you were to belive the bbc on how clear cut this situation is than it will be the first time in there history at times like this they got it right

Just looking at the latest radar looks as though some parts of the south west midlands worcester Gloucester and Hereford could well get into the so called red warning later ,just watch this space and radar in the coming hours.....

Evening all. Gfs and ecm differ greatly short to mid term ,agree somewhat at day ten for cold returning to the UK. . Tomorrow's sweetspot for heavy snow is the southwest of England and probably southeast Wales ,Fridays front moving up from the south looks like dying and introducing somewhat milder weather

I wonder if the precip coming from the south thurs /Friday actually moves that far north , and does the precip die out? Not being a party pooper but nothing is nailed this far out....the 06z and 12z gfs show a marked correction south on the latest....Watch this space...

Evening ,those on here pointing to an unprecedented ,historic ,intense cold spell and liking this to the likes of 1947 and 1963 and the likes is very misleading. First of all the so called pipe freezing weather won't happen ! Central Europe back in 47 and 63 was frozen solid couuppled with deep bitter cold from the East Britain caught the cold from the continent. This time round central Europe until recently has been snow and ice free, It's a shame that some posters on here have hyped this cold spell along with the media out of proportion, Central Britain could well do well for snow forget Blizzards for the south....

Good Evening All ,hope you had a great weekend! Well, ,what a long Winter, it started early and now we face Spring ,Winter still has a big bite and how I long for Spring, Whilst this cold spell does not show record lows , the much touted Easterly will bring very high wind chills , and snow. By Thursday ,we see milder weather trying to push northwards so potential for a rare southern Blizzard , both ecm and gfs show that before it gets briefly mild in the south before it turns colder again...The Devil will be in the detail , but some very interesting weather coming up....Watch this space.....

Evening All , Easterly winds 98% probable ,only a 20% chance of deep cold for the uk.....Please don't take too much notice of projected bitter easterly winds at this time of year, from computer models . IE 1947 , saw a rare Easterly and how many times have we had a repeat of that??? It will happen again ,but when??? Anyway ,both ecm and gfs differ greatly at the ten day range which can be expected but Caution needed ;;;;;;;

Evening All! Well an Easterly looks pretty certain now from mid week onwards,but will the Easterly deliver? The deep cold gets to us at day ten but gfs goes to show how horribly wrong things can go .......any interest is still at day ten ...watch this space

Indeed, ! If I had a pound for every time the models were right in the outer reaches of the model output ,I would be a very poor man BBC just mentioned Easterly winds later next week when yesterday they said the opposite Anyway , the gfs 06z today and the 12 z , complete opposites , and the ecms 12z run tonight is a cold lovers dream, but given the high level of Shannon Entropy , nothing even five days away should be taken literally...

Evening ,day ten for coldies looks ,well don't look

Houston we have contact, cheers for your help Paul everything is fine now Best wishes Ian

Ask yourselves ,how many times have true memorable easterlies really delivered in the last 100 years? Perhaps five

Hi Paul it's the Samsung tab 4 when I load the charts nothing happens

Hi ,slight problem can't upload any chartviewer ie gfs/ecm and others , but rainfall radar is working okay ,I just wonder if anyone can help . It's my ipad I'm using I'm having trouble with but the laptop they load up fine

Evening All ! I know I wont be popular on here for saying the hunt for a cold Easterly is a "Wild Goose Chase" and as I have Geese ,you want to see how fast they fly But models have been toying for all winter long for Easterlies , and what have we had ? Plenty of cold and unusual cold from the west rather than the east. Easterly winds will come , probably March or April , Statistically the most common time of year , Im not bothered if people don't like what Im saying Just saying whats in the output and experience tells me Easterly winds bringing bitter cold are very rare ....Like A Goose Tooth PS cant wait for Spring .its been a damn cold winter...

Ah well ,to add insult to injury perhaps an early taste of spring from both ecm and gfs out at day ten

Evening All and I sincerely hope you have had a great weekend and enjoyed your weather To much emphasis on the SSW as far as Im concerned and a lot more factors need to come togeather in the Jigsaw before we can go anywhere with deep cold from the East, To much intense cold over Hudson bay, as models predict in the next ten days releasing a very strong jet stream ,halting our build of high pressure across Scandinavia . I might be wrong , I might be right, but late March and April spells winds from the East , Stats for the Uk go to prove this evolution , I predict the same weather which we have had in the last few months to carry on for a little while yet....Watch this Space!

Good point, if the SSW was guarantee of cold and snow in the UK ,why is it so difficult to forecast in the days ahead? The answer put more simply is that it's far more complex than a SSW developing and reversing the tropospheric winds , there are many other factors to consider perhaps looking downstream a bit to North America to see how the polar vortex influences our jet stream

Staying cold folks but models toying with a deep cold in the next ten days Watch Pigs fly