It's snowing

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Actually they can be a little better in terms of lateral grip (cornering) as well as reduce chances of aquaplaning, however in terms of braking and general use then no, they're not a sensible to tyre to use. A good quality summer tyre on a rainy day when it is mild will perform very well/better.

However if it's cold, then yes winter tyres perform better if its wet or not.
 
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The coverage model has like the lightest possible shade for snowing that it could have before it wasn't snowing :s gonna be interesting to see how it pans out as the models have been reluctantly dragging around towards a slightly colder/snowier outcome to the end of the week.

EDIT: Bit of a bump on the 12th on the charts for London now - coinciding with a reasonably cold air mass. As someone else put it the model output at the moment is "volatile" to say the least.
 
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TonyTurbo78;30493775 said:
been having light stuff just north of Southampton this morning, but wouldn't really call it snowing.

It did actually snow here, big flakes and all, but it didn't lay not last night nor this afternoon either. Forgotten how pretty snow falling really is its been so long since we had any.
 
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We had really bad snow today - counted 48 snow flakes per hour - good job it didn't land down south or they would have come to standstill.

Also temp has plummeted to 2C

So what happened to this -12c and heavy snow that was forecast :rolleyes::rolleyes:

I hate these non winters.
 
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