Looking at the latest Bracknell blend charts out to T+72 I wonder if there
is now some doubt on how far east tomorrow's occlusion and behind it the
milder Atlantic air will get.
Could be very a interesting New Years eve.

Alan
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Wirral, Merseyside. 53.2N 3.0W 40m amsl
http://www.wirralcam.com/

Things look very interesting the other side of the North Sea from Thursday
Evening onwards, and if things slowed down from the west The South-East and
East Anglia could see some significant snowfall.

However, on most occasions it stay's the other side of the North Sea.

Tom
Danbury, Essex (107m)

"Alan Duckers" wrote in message
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Looking at the latest Bracknell blend charts
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Is that Bracknell, Devon ??!

:-)

Jon.

Agreed. If current models are 'fairly' correct it looks like we will just
miss out in the SE. Whatever, it was only going ever to be a temporary
thing, it would seem.

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"Tom" wrote in message
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Things look very interesting the other side of the North Sea from Thursday
Evening onwards, and if things slowed down from the west The South-East
and
East Anglia could see some significant snowfall.

However, on most occasions it stay's the other side of the North Sea.

Tom
Danbury, Essex (107m)

"Jon O'Rourke" wrote in message
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"Alan Duckers" wrote in message
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Looking at the latest Bracknell blend charts
snip


Is that Bracknell, Devon ??!


.... if it's right, it'll be Exeter; if it's wrong it'll be Bracknell. (I
thought I saw a ghostly apparition flitting across the London Road car
park yesterday ;=)

Martin.

Is that Bracknell, Devon ??!

:-)

Jon.

Sorry Jon "Looking at the latest Exeter charts" :-)
it still looks very interesting to see how far east the milder air will
reach today before it is forced back west again,
best regards,
Alan

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Wirral, Merseyside. 53.2N 3.0W 40m amsl
http://www.wirralcam.com/

"Alan Duckers" wrote in message
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Is that Bracknell, Devon ??!

:-)

Jon.

Sorry Jon "Looking at the latest Exeter charts" :-)
it still looks very interesting to see how far east the milder air will
reach today before it is forced back west again,
best regards,
Alan

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Wirral, Merseyside. 53.2N 3.0W 40m amsl
http://www.wirralcam.com/


This all looks to be only a very temporary issue though according to all the
model predictions up to T+144 (see Darrens latest run report) - unless they
are all in doubt with the present situation.

It would be interesting to know how different the various forecasts would
have been during the two big winters of the last Century if todays computer
models had been running then. I wonder if with todays models, there would
have been anything like as many failed thaw forecasts as there were then?

Could be an interesting evening and day tomorrow.

Temp in Malvern this morning -1, ground frozen but no 'white' frost.

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Pete

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