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January 10th 10, 01:09 AM
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Bloody hell
Just checked the radar what the hell is happening?
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January 10th 10, 01:13 AM
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Bloody hell
"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S |
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January 10th 10, 01:18 AM
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"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S --------------------- At the moment from the IOW - which is the opposite direction to the graphic just shown. Most odd. Goodnight. |
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January 10th 10, 01:19 AM
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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins"
wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. This has been well signalled by the models which do have the correct dynamics and physics routines to do this quite well. As always meteorology is a 3-dimensional process and forecasters have to think in 4-D all the time! In the past without models such situations may have caught forecasters with their pants down as nothing is showing on surface reports and then all of a sudden - it's snowing! Will |
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January 10th 10, 01:27 AM
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John. Athome wrote in message news  On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. This has been well signalled by the models which do have the correct dynamics and physics routines to do this quite well. As always meteorology is a 3-dimensional process and forecasters have to think in 4-D all the time! In the past without models such situations may have caught forecasters with their pants down as nothing is showing on surface reports and then all of a sudden - it's snowing! Will Good point John but when I saw that radar............what a regular guy to expect? |
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January 10th 10, 01:40 AM
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On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:27:26 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins"
wrote: John. Athome wrote in message news On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. Good point John but when I saw that radar............what a regular guy to expect? Light snow now here in Fareham.Out of nowhere... magic!  Kudos to Will for that earlier explanation. Currently 0 deg C. -- Dave Fareham (W) |
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January 10th 10, 01:56 AM
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But surely we've been talking about the heavier forecast stuff at least 7cm
for London "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message ... On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:27:26 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: John. Athome wrote in message news On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. Good point John but when I saw that radar............what a regular guy to expect? Light snow now here in Fareham.Out of nowhere... magic! Kudos to Will for that earlier explanation. Currently 0 deg C. -- Dave Fareham (W) |
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January 10th 10, 08:46 AM
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On Jan 10, 1:56*am, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote:
But surely we've been talking about the heavier *forecast stuff at least 7cm for London "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message ... On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:27:26 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: John. Athome wrote in message news
On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins"wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. Good point John but when I saw that radar............what a regular guy to expect? Light snow now here in Fareham.Out of nowhere... magic! Kudos to Will for that earlier explanation. Currently 0 deg C. -- Dave Fareham (W) On the BBC weather this morning : "There wasn't as much snow as we were expecting in the South East overnight" . I couldn't agree more.... Matt |
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January 10th 10, 09:44 AM
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Lawrence Jenkins writes: Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? [Michael Winner] Calm down, dear. [/Michael Winner] -- John Hall "Acting is merely the art of keeping a large group of people from coughing." Sir Ralph Richardson (1902-83) |
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January 10th 10, 11:12 AM
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Bloody hell
Dave
Don't "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... But surely we've been talking about the heavier forecast stuff at least 7cm for London "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message ... On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:27:26 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote: John. Athome wrote in message news
On Sun, 10 Jan 2010 01:13:12 -0000, "Lawrence Jenkins"wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message ... Just checked the radar what the hell is happening? Where the &*ck is this precipitation coming from ? F^S Read what Will said LJ, It is not showing on the radar because it is still developing aloft. It is an upper warm front and what is happening is that snow is falling and then evaporating. The evaporation will moisten (and cool) the atmosphere and eventually the snow will descend to the surface, so I would expect a sudden increase in radar activity in a few hours from now. Good point John but when I saw that radar............what a regular guy to expect? Light snow now here in Fareham.Out of nowhere... magic! Kudos to Will for that earlier explanation. Currently 0 deg C. -- Dave Fareham (W) |
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