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High res charts showing the white hole of doom clear as a bell this morning! Here’s the 00z WRF. I expect light precipitation or could even stay dry. Other parts of northern England looking good.Â
Originally Posted by: Joe Bloggs
It does generally look pretty marginal, wouldn't surprise me if all the models are over doing the snow amounts.
Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman
At least living in the SE there is no hope or expectation. Will be enjoyable to hear the excitement/disappointment from elsewhere! Good luck
Originally Posted by: ballamar
Its further north on the radar right?
Originally Posted by: Quantum
I see the updated Met Office weather warnings now include this area (from.this afternoon until Wednesday).
Originally Posted by: doctormog
Arome 06Z brings the snow risk to the south of London tomorrow.Â
Originally Posted by: Brian Gaze
The air will be cold enough, models don't disagree on that. What is odd is the fact this precip doesn't even exist on some of the other models. This system's path and development seems still very uncertain.
The Meteo France models are showing 2 distinct disturbances. It is the second which brings the snow to the south I think. Here's Arpege 06Z.
MC suggests it turns increasingly to soft hail rather than snow. I guess that's due to the interaction with layers of warmer air as it moves SE'wards, meaning there's a layer of milder air within which melts the snow, only for the droplets to become supercooled.https://images.meteociel.fr/im/96/11780/aromehd_1_30_0sbx8.png (White hatching = snow, orange shading = soft hail / grapuel).
Originally Posted by: Retron