Are we heading into a cold winter?
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Anyone looking forward to sunday onwards? , some areas are going to get dumped on
a whole 0.2mm of snow is predicted
a whole 0.2mm of snow is predicted
Yep and watch the country grind to a halt as usual
Since when?
in the south east. Sure a total of 6mm is going to fall over 4 days but it wont settle. its about 0.1mm a hour. wow. London will have to close.
Well London usually sucks for snow too many immigrants keeping it warm
Myself i live near canterbury and usually get plastered if the wind/cold direction is right. If it goes to plan i'm expecting a lot of snow , south east is a BIG area it doesn't just include the london tip
6mm? Of rain? Produces 6cm of snow.
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There was an article in The Times today that said very similar (if not identical) atmospheric conditions were prevalent 25 years ago (end of Jan into Feb). Then, there was some seriously heavy snow and freakish weather, lets hope we get a repeat.
Its been the coldest winter(?) since 1996 apparantly so there you go , to think when i first made this thread
60% East of England
60% North West England
60% Wales
60% South West England
60% Yorkshire & Humber
60% West Midlands
60% London & South East England
60% East Midlands
60% North East England
Heavy Snow 0001 Mon 2 1800 Tue 3
There is a High Risk of a Severe Weather event affecting much of England and Wales during Monday and Tuesday. Periods of snow will continue to extend westwards through Monday, with heavy falls likely in places. Although marked variations will occur from place to place, 5-10cm likely locally with as much as 10-20cm possible, especially over higher ground. Drifting will occur in fresh to strong easterly winds. During Tuesday, snow is likely to turn to rain from the east, except over higher ground. This could cause disruption to travel networks, especially across higher level routes.
Issued at: 1110 Sat 31 Jan
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_warnings.html
60% North West England
60% Wales
60% South West England
60% Yorkshire & Humber
60% West Midlands
60% London & South East England
60% East Midlands
60% North East England
Heavy Snow 0001 Mon 2 1800 Tue 3
There is a High Risk of a Severe Weather event affecting much of England and Wales during Monday and Tuesday. Periods of snow will continue to extend westwards through Monday, with heavy falls likely in places. Although marked variations will occur from place to place, 5-10cm likely locally with as much as 10-20cm possible, especially over higher ground. Drifting will occur in fresh to strong easterly winds. During Tuesday, snow is likely to turn to rain from the east, except over higher ground. This could cause disruption to travel networks, especially across higher level routes.
Issued at: 1110 Sat 31 Jan
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_warnings.html
Me too , i might go up on the local hill countryside on monday morning and take a looksie... But usually i can't be bothered to go out haha
Pah, it looks like there may be up to 6 inches of snow at home on monday. But i'm at uni, in Devon...
So on that note I hope no one has any!
Devon might get some:
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/sw/sw_forecast_warnings.html
It's looking like some decent snow - several cm at least - over most of the country starting around Sunday afternoon and continuing all through Monday. Monday won't be a good day for travelling!
Is should all be over by Tuesday though, warmer with rain.
Is should all be over by Tuesday though, warmer with rain.
Likely to be a tiny sprinkling if anything, especially on the coast. Well according to the weather forecasts.
