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After the initial settling snow melted, and it turned sleety, the larger flakes have started again.
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The heaviest snow we have seen here in a long time. Interesting that we usually think we need embedded cold first to get snow yet yesterday it was 7° til quite late in the afternoon.
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3 minutes ago, Duane S. said:
Yep, very unusual sight. I’d have spare fingers left if I counted the times I can remember snow here in November on one hand, and I’m in my 50s.
Snow a lot heavier here now on the coast not far from you. Sticking on roofs and grass.
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It's a long time since I've been on here but thought i would share my genuine surprise that it is snowing lightly here, one mile inland. Unusual, I usually have to drive over the hill to spot a flake in these situations.
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Thanks, thought it was evaporation but didn't know why. Sods law, we seldom get them low enough for snow and when we do they are too low!
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What's the explanation for the radar showing snow but nothing happening? What conditions cause this?
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Anyone know what the chances are of that curl of snow hitting the south coast? Met and BBC are at odds just for a change!!
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Put a bottle of champers in, only to be drunk if it snowed...................yippee. It's still snowing, which right down by the sea is worth celebrating. (Although to be fair I can be persuaded to open a bottle in less extreme circumstances!)
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Well, so much for a cold snap it was more like monsoon season around here yesterday. We had a shower that developed yesterday afternoon and just didn't move, there's a video of the rivers of water that closed the roads in a village near me yesterday on the Wessex FM website.
www.wessexfm.com/news/dorset-news/2786340/flooding-in-portesham/
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Well what a fab day. Heavy snow from 6ish, first sledging by nine, second sledging by 1pm. Nice roastie followed by a couple of pints and to finish off it's started snowing again. It's just a shame it only happens every 9 or 10 years, by my reckoning I've only got another couple of shots at this before I'm too decrepit!!
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I was very nervous when I looked at the radar at 5am to see the snow was just to my right and looked like it was going to miss me. Fortunately it is pepping up nicely in the Channel and it is snowing quite hard here now. Hope everyone else gets some too. Off for my first walk of no doubt many today. Just waiting for the fields to go white so I can go sledging. Fortunately there won't be any hidden frozen molehills like there were the last time, by god they hurt!
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2 minutes ago, Smartie said:
Exactly, I have no idea why some people are worrying about this being a non event right now when things aren't even meant to be kicking off until later on and into the early hours.
Might be because the Met have dropped the double snow symbol.
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Thanks all! All I want to do is put my bum on a bit of plastic tomorrow and bundle down a hill, then I'll be happy. I'm getting on a bit now so every bit of snow that falls has to useable!!
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I'm getting the feeling that this is going to be a non event, can anyone cheer me up?
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38 minutes ago, Quicksilver1989 said:
I bet the BBC forecasters must hate this set up with warnings issued by the MET and the forecast issued by METEO. It just makes them look stupid when their graphics don't match. I hope the Beeb are reviewing the accuracy of the new forecasts.
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Is anyone else noticing that the Met and the Beeb forecasts are widely different? As a trader who relies on accurate forecasting I don't know who I should be trusting. My instinct is the met but I have to say Meteo called the cold spell more accurately for my area. Has anyone done any analysis/comparisons?
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Well this is a nice pressie for my 50th birthday year. Got my bum on a sled and had a good laugh. Not pleasant hitting frozen mole hills at speed though!! Really hope we get a load more overnight.
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This snow is just like we had back in '78. It started steadily with heavy powdery snow blowing around and then just carried on snowing. Lets hope we get as much as we did then.
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1 minute ago, FUBARUK said:
I remember 1978 well i was 9 years old...that was the year that made my love for snow. I remember digging the snow from our back kitchen door leading into the garden 8 feet incredible... absolutely loved it at the time.
Me too, Dad said at the time we only get decent snow up from France and he was right.
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Really strange set up with the Beeb using METEO, they gave the met office amber warning but their forecast obviously doesn't match it. I get Spotlight here so don't have the benefit for Ian F.
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Just now, Rammie said:
Yes. I'm currently in Yatton, north Somerset. The BBC national forecast was very different to any app. Waiting for Ian now.....
The BBC forecast just now was pants, it seemed to ignore Thurs, jump to Friday and then with PLYMOUTH plastered across my location told me nothing!!
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BBC forecast and MET office forecast for my location are very different. Loving the MET, who will be right because one of them is going to be very wrong.
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David Braine didn't cover thurs in his forecast a few minutes ago, should I be worried?
South West and Central Southern England Regional Weather Discussion
in SW and CS England Weather Discussion
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Interesting here too. Wasn't particularly cold last night but light snow was falling before dawn. Temp around 2°. We had heavier settling snow for awhile then back to light sleet. The last 30 mins have been large flakes albeit with a bit of rain mixed in yet the forecasts and the radar are all saying rain. Currently 2.3 from a high of 2.6. It gives me hope that the it can snow even if everything appears to be saying the opposite.