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The Big Freeze ( Monday 11th January )
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ME predicting snowfall for parts of midlands and north tomorrow, as well as higher ground for at least a while tomorrow. This weather forum might just start to get busier again in the next few hours. :rolleyes
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UKMO have released their monthly outlook
http://news.bbc.co.uk/weather/forecast/10209
Tomorrow's front is forecast to become slow moving as it pushes up over Ireland tomorrow, and indeed may stall. This is due to a small cool bank of air being drawn up ahead of the main occlusion tomorrow afternoon which may have the effect of lowering temperatures a little after a small rise in those areas under the frontal zone. This may of course lead to snowfall, which as you say, parts of Ulster, Connacht and Ulster most at risk from tomorrow afternoon. May not happen of course but certainly will be interesting to monitor.
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Well, it looks like we are at the end of this particular cold spell, with another swipe possible from tomorrows system for some of us. As a winter, we cannot compare it to 47 or 63 or 1684 or whatever, until March 1st. If we got another 6 or 7 weeks of mild wet weather, we won't be putting it those brackets. I think, though, that the cold weather will make a re-appearance at some point, we still have most of January to go, and all of February, and March can be tricky too. It will be fascinating to see what happens.
It will be quieter here no doubt, and I'm sure we'll miss John1994 and Owenc's manic but fun contributions!
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Somehow I don't think Owen wil be so easy to "lose"...;)force eleven wrote: »Well, it looks like we are at the end of this particular cold spell, with another swipe possible from tomorrows system for some of us. As a winter, we cannot compare it to 47 or 63 or 1684 or whatever, until March 1st. If we got another 6 or 7 weeks of mild wet weather, we won't be putting it those brackets. I think, though, that the cold weather will make a re-appearance at some point, we still have most of January to go, and all of February, and March can be tricky too. It will be fascinating to see what happens.
It will be quieter here no doubt, and I'm sure we'll miss John1994 and Owenc's manic but fun contributions!0 -
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force eleven wrote: »Well, it looks like we are at the end of this particular cold spell, with another swipe possible from tomorrows system for some of us. As a winter, we cannot compare it to 47 or 63 or 1684 or whatever, until March 1st. If we got another 6 or 7 weeks of mild wet weather, we won't be putting it those brackets. I think, though, that the cold weather will make a re-appearance at some point, we still have most of January to go, and all of February, and March can be tricky too. It will be fascinating to see what happens.
It will be quieter here no doubt, and I'm sure we'll miss John1994 and Owenc's manic but fun contributions!
Indeed, usually at this time of year we're looking in the dim and distant future (in the models) for our first cold spell of winter. A long way to go yet.0 -
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Met Éireann has said that the severe cold snap is over for now, but it could return again by the weekend.
"This week is very much a transitional week," said Evelyn Cusack of Met Éireann, warning that while mild, wet and windy weather would prevail, the sub-zero temperatures could well return next week.0 -
SNOWFALL CHARTS FOR TOMORROW (latest) - various ensembles
http://expert.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/nae/2010/01/11/basis06/ukuk/prty/10011218_1106.gif
http://91.121.94.83/modeles/gens/run/gens-0-2-30.png?6
so Clare will have either nowt...or lots...
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Met Éireann has said that the severe cold snap is over for now, but it could return again by the weekend.
"This week is very much a transitional week," said Evelyn Cusack of Met Éireann, warning that while mild, wet and windy weather would prevail, the sub-zero temperatures could well return next week.:eek:
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Chicken Run wrote: »so Clare will have either nowt...or lots...
Love science, me !
Galway City misses out every time..We only got about enough snow to make a snow baby throughout the Big Freeze!:(0
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