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[Misc] The Award-winning official "More Snow Tomorrow?" Thread [2023-24 Season]
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According to today's Times El Nino (The Nino) is particularly strong this year.
It'll be dragging 'warm' air around for the rest of this year, giving us plenty of wind and rain but no cold.
Unfortunately it has a sting in it's tail and when winter finally hits in 2016 it'll be 2010 levels of snow.
It'll be dragging 'warm' air around for the rest of this year, giving us plenty of wind and rain but no cold.
Unfortunately it has a sting in it's tail and when winter finally hits in 2016 it'll be 2010 levels of snow.
supaseagull
Well-known member
The times know shit all
JACKRUSSELL
Member
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
The express is toning things down. Worst in 5 years? Is that all, it usually sets the stall at 100 or at the worst, 'in living memory'.
Aside from snow, anyone know of a website that shows *live* satellite pictures of UK cloud cover? The weather around here can vary enormously from coast to coast, and it would be great to know whether to head north, south, east or west for walking and photography.
willow147
Active member
Don't know one for cloud cover but Rain Today/ is good for rain fall.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
And as far as snow chances are concerned:
http://images.meteociel.fr/im/4465/graphe_ens3_wwl2.gif
Looks pretty unlikely in the next 2 weeks. (There is just a single 5% snow chance sowing later on)
http://images.meteociel.fr/im/4465/graphe_ens3_wwl2.gif
Looks pretty unlikely in the next 2 weeks. (There is just a single 5% snow chance sowing later on)
Thanks, that seems pretty helpful - looks like this rain will lighten up in the next half-hour...
driller
my life my word
Dark sky app
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
But there's more due later.
There's always more due later, but I have an window of opportunity to send my wife out shopping!
To translate El Niño in full gives 'the kid'. I have experienced the one in 1997 for 7 weeks. Cycle toured 2000 miles from Vancouver to LA along Pacific Coast. Being an El Niño year the normal Autumn NE dry winds that should have pushed us along turned into SW headwinds bearing incessant rain. It was torrential but warm. Went through the State of Oregon without seeing more than 50 yards in front. Took 1500 miles before we got some sun. Great trip but probably worth checking out for El Niño.
Scientists have as much proof that it will lead to snow in Western Europe as [MENTION=3734]Giraffe[/MENTION] 's fluffy dog. Statistics have not shown any correlation from previous El Niño's. Although it obviously disrupts weather in the whole Pacific area with a set pattern there is not a set pattern of disruption for the Atlantic and even further afield. So it may snow very heavily, may be warm and dry, may be warm and wet or bits of all of them. El Niño will be to blame for which one it is.
Thanks. Looks like the next belt of rain will disappear before the fireworks!
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Let's hope so...
carteater
Well-known member
seems like there won't be any snow for a while. 
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Is there any chance it will fall below 60f daytime soon ? It is nearly mid November after all