Greenbag50
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- Jun 1, 2016
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As long it’s cold enough to kill of the Lillies
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[Misc] The Award-winning official "More Snow Tomorrow?" Thread [2023-24 Season]
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You get acquainted to heavy snow if you live in an area that regularly gets large amounts of snow. The city just to the east of us (where Pete Buttigieg was mayor & the Univ of Notre Dame is located) South Bend gets about 6 more inches of snow each snowfall than we do in the NW part of the state
Great Lakes effect?
Indeed. Roll forward 24 hours and it all (Feb cold) seems a lot less likely now. But this far out, it'll continue to flip-flop around for a while. The models do all have a tendency to want to "correct" back to the "normal" patterns too rapidly.
casbom
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Exactly (which is what the GFS is showing) and the signal is for westerlies (as in unsettled weather from the Atlantic) to take control once this cold spell breaks down (a fired up jet due to the pending extreme cold in the States doesn't help). It's after that (with the near Strat reversal lag) where we could have some more joy in Feb. As for next week, there's more chance of the disruptive snow missing us than hitting, but still a chance. Plus there is always the chance of snowfall anytime next week, very cold upper temps with scope for troughs to popup at short notice. I'm just going to enjoy the seasonal weather next week and if I see any snow, that'll be a bonus
Incredibly cold outside here, +0.8c.
This afternoon was forecast to be +4c.
This afternoon was forecast to be +4c.
wunt be druv
Oh bugger..!
You are right, it's bloody freezing out today@
Lancing peaked at 2C 36F today, a lot colder than forecast
ECMRW, Met Office and Meteo Group (used by the BBC) all forecast a cold and arid week for Sussex.
Whilst GFS and GEM forecast some snow for SE England mid week. Personally, hoping they’re correct.
LamieRobertson
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It was certainly a tad chilly
BN41Albion
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Certainly cold, but no wind makes it far more bearable than a few degrees warmer but windy. Perfect winter weather to wrap up warm and go out in - love walking in this weather
For the most part, yes. I drove back from South Bend to Valparaiso yesterday during the snowfall and I went through 3 different areas of weather. Heavy snowfall in South Bend, very wet snow in LaPorte County and heavy rain on top of snowfall in Valparaiso.
As a snow lover, I watch with interest when polar weather pours down over the NE, Buffalo forever has had some incredible blizzards heightened by the Lake Effect,
Kill what of the lillies?
I went for a cycle today. Lovely. We have sun in Fav early next week which will make my annual intensive teaching trips to London tolerable.
14 F / -10 C today in NW Indiana with both snowfall & rain underneath the snow will end up being ice all over the ground eventually.
From The Weather Channel Android App: https://weather.com/storms/winter/v...eacherous-travel?pl=pl-latest-forecasts-Topic
Iowa is a bit more severe than what we are receiving in Indiana at the moment but it is pretty severe with less snow (more rain) on the ground.
Iowa is a bit more severe than what we are receiving in Indiana at the moment but it is pretty severe with less snow (more rain) on the ground.
GFS. Beachy Head alone gets a depth of 1cm, whilst the French and Belgians break out their Langlauf skis after a blizzard. Even SE Netherlands forecast to get over half a metre on some reliable weather sites! As it’s always been, so near and yet so far.
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