SE & East Anglia Regional Weather Discussion 12/1/2017 11z ---->

[Jo S 477]

2 minutes ago, snowbob said:

Think I won that last time

i heard you cheated, piled  it all up with a shovel 

Edited January 12, 2017 by Jo S

[Essexgooner 175]

Who remembers Yamkin?

[Uxbridge90 110]

2 minutes ago, tight isobar said:

Good morning,  south eastern contingent. 

Just poped in quick. 

This morning s 6z gfs has potentially the sharpest cold spell/incursion for our little part of the world in many 'a' moons -12/14 850hpas looking distinctive as we move through next week with ample opportunities for convection= precipitation in snow flurry/shower penertation. 

I'll pop back in later as we move towards a possible back edgr conversion to "at least" falling snow this evening/ tomorrow. ..still lots of resolve on this yet. ..have a good en.

Fingers crossed we see a bit this evening fellow Uxbridgian!

[Daniel* 9,543]

Ian brown got banned I believe, I've seen him on twitter spouting large teapot [email protected] 

Tomorrow marks four years since I plucked the courage & signed up to this forum beforehand I just looked on from afar, I did it because the SE thread was not accessible in times of wintry interest January 2013, it's gone so fast! A lot has changed since. 

[Great Plum 1,169]

3 minutes ago, Weather Wonder said:

Would also be good to see mr crazy snow fan return

Will it SNOW in luttttoooooonnnnnzzzz?

 

https://mobile.twitter.com/mr_crazysnowfan?lang=en

Edited January 12, 2017 by Great Plum

[Jo S 477]

1 minute ago, Essexgooner said:

Who remembers Yamkin?

Ah the council man, yes loved him, his rants were great  Gritters are out 

Edited January 12, 2017 by Jo S

[steveinsussex 951]

The heavy stuff def further south than expected 

[snowbob 1,186]

1 minute ago, steveinsussex said:

The heavy stuff def further south than expected 

That's good I believe

isnt it

[wintermaster 7]

35 minutes ago, snowy weather said:

Still looking good for Crawley, if anything there is an upgrade. They were showing heavy snow for only a small period of time and then light snow but now BBC and meto are showing heavy snow the whole way through.

 

Anyone else here from Crawley or Horsham?

I live in Crawley but work in Horley fingers crossed.

 

[Chris D 147]

16 minutes ago, stewfox said:

Congrats

Not seen Ian for ages unless now under a diff name. He was fun to read on the model output

Yes Ian Brown is an absolute Netweather legend in my opinion!

Hoping to see something today. Keeping an open mind re snowfall...

[kirk2 2]

7.3c and DP of 5.1 - just started a light drizzle here in Islington C london.

[VillagePlank 1,886]

BBC's Darren Bett raises concern about quantity of snow in SE and E Anglia this evening, just now, brushing off back-edge snow elsewhere in England, but focusing on the SE/E Anglia.

[Jimmyh 636]

It is sad in a clear up about 2 years ago lots of regood members left. Yamkin John S they all left to start a new venture I believe. 

[stewfox 4,096]

2 minutes ago, Chris D said:

Yes Ian Brown is an absolute Netweather legend in my opinion!

Hoping to see something today. Keeping an open mind re snowfall...

I think he got the all time rep points when he said 'I don't believe it' to a 2010 chart

I tempted to pay for snow/rain charts are there any recommendations ?

[Seasonality 4,298]

1 minute ago, VillagePlank said:

BBC's Darren Bett raises concern about quantity of snow in SE and E Anglia this evening, just now, brushing off back-edge snow elsewhere in England, but focusing on the SE/E Anglia.

Makes sense, they'll keep the precipitation for longer and will have it later with more cold undercut.

[Southender 1,843]

1 minute ago, Jimmyh said:

It is sad in a clear up about 2 years ago lots of regood members left. Yamkin John S they all left to start a new venture I believe. 

Ahhh yes Rampkin and his Croydon council updates and also Mr Crazy Snow Fan from Lootons!

[SnowBorder 50]

Just logged in to see that I've a member since March 2005 - where did all that time go?

 

 

[Ben Lewis 855]

"100 flights cancelled at Heathrow due to snow" source: BBC news.

How embarrassing- other countries must absolutely pi** themselves at us. 

Fair enough if we were due some 6 inch blizzard, but it's a 50/50 possibility of a rain to snow event - there isn't even an Amber warning! 

The bbc news live reporters at gritting depots are equally cringeworthy!

The UK media irrational fear over a flake of snow is part of the problem here. Uncessecary scare mongering "artic cold to batter U.K." Whilst standing in front of England's green hills... pathetic! 

[snowy weather 119]

2 minutes ago, VillagePlank said:

BBC's Darren Bett raises concern about quantity of snow in SE and E Anglia this evening, just now, brushing off back-edge snow elsewhere in England, but focusing on the SE/E Anglia.

yeah it looks like a lot of heavy snow will fall whilst the temp is around freezing. I think they have underestimated the snow depths

[mulzy 2,119]

10 minutes ago, Essexgooner said:

Who remembers Yamkin?

Yamkin is a legend.  But even he wouldn't be ramping this evening's event up.  Looks like a damp squib to me but plenty of other opportunities over the next couple of weeks by the looks of it!

Rain / 6.8C here

[Rw3991 20]

What's people's thoughts on devils dyke at 210m asl?

[tcc 186]

42 minutes ago, snowy weather said:

Still looking good for Crawley, if anything there is an upgrade. They were showing heavy snow for only a small period of time and then light snow but now BBC and meto are showing heavy snow the whole way through.

 

Anyone else here from Crawley or Horsham?

I'm here! Work in Crawley, live in Tilgate - cycling home around 6pm tonight so should be fun!

[Jo S 477]

 just started to rain here, and so it begins  

[Great Plum 1,169]

5 minutes ago, VillagePlank said:

BBC's Darren Bett raises concern about quantity of snow in SE and E Anglia this evening, just now, brushing off back-edge snow elsewhere in England, but focusing on the SE/E Anglia.

Raises concern? Darren B is such a mild ramper

[Southender 1,843]

6 minutes ago, VillagePlank said:

BBC's Darren Bett raises concern about quantity of snow in SE and E Anglia this evening, just now, brushing off back-edge snow elsewhere in England, but focusing on the SE/E Anglia.

Interesting. I can see a spell of heavy snow for some towards the east of the region after dark. But, the troublesome disruptive type I think is unlikely due to saturated/warm ground. Unless it really comes down at 1-2" an hour rates, then it could stick.

Edited January 12, 2017 by Southender