I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so called
cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is now
very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings R4
forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days given.

So here we are again, stuck in this mild wet crap similar to November.

Anyways, Happy new year to all!

Regards.

Len.

On 29 Dec, 09:42, "GKN" wrote:
I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so called
cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is now
very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings R4
forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days given.

So here we are again, stuck in this mild wet crap similar to November.

Anyways, Happy new year to all!

Regards.

Len.

THe 528 DAM line will cross the south-east between midnight NYE and
6am new year's day, with rain turning to snow, according to the latest
GFS - some people are going to wake up to a lot of snow.

On Dec 29, 9:42*am, "GKN" wrote:
I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so called
cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is now
very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings R4
forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days given.

Dawlish wrote:
On Dec 29, 9:42 am, "GKN" wrote:
I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so called
cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is now
very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings R4
forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days given.

So here we are again, stuck in this mild wet crap similar to November.

Anyways, Happy new year to all!

Regards.

Len.

Wait for the cold to undercut as the front sinks back south, Len. It
may give you a happy New Year (A Happy New Year to you anyway, snow,
or not!).

Even I'm expecting some New Years Day and I have the lowest % likelyhood
where I live ;-)

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

In article ,
GKN writes:
I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so
called cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is
now very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings
R4 forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days
given.

Later on on Thursday and perhaps into Friday seems to be the most likely
time. The outlook on BBC teletext for Thursday goes for the likelihood
of snow in the south, probably starting as rain in the SE.
--
John Hall "[It was] so steep that at intervals the street broke into steps,
like a person breaking into giggles or hiccups, and then resumed
its sober climb, until it had another fit of steps."
Ursula K Le Guin "The Beginning Place"

On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 10:06:40 +0000, Keith(Southend) wrote:

Dawlish wrote:
On Dec 29, 9:42 am, "GKN" wrote:
I cannot see much chance of any snow for the SE in this current so called
cold spell.
Where as the BBC were talking it up earlier in the weekend, there is now
very little talk of it actually happening down south. This mornings R4
forecast seemed a hurried affair with no outlook for the coming days given.

So here we are again, stuck in this mild wet crap similar to November.

Anyways, Happy new year to all!

Regards.

Len.

Wait for the cold to undercut as the front sinks back south, Len. It
may give you a happy New Year (A Happy New Year to you anyway, snow,
or not!).

Even I'm expecting some New Years Day and I have the lowest % likelyhood
where I live ;-)

Dull and quite cold here still (3.2C) with spots of rain falling for around
an hour or so now. A very raw feel to the air.


Alan Gardiner
Chiswell Green, St Albans
101m ASL
29/12/2009 10:25:12