Cant quite see much coming out of this set up for very many of the "usual suspects" whoever they are?
1. Its not cold enough
2. The convection is shallow
3. The cold pool is tethered with pockets of warmer air embedded at no notice
4. It does not last long enough
5. Most precipitation is forecast over the Channel, which is a key point!
6. The MO SWW (assuming they don't pull it later this morning) hardly makes me quake with the prospect of up to 3cms of snow locally above 100m.
In other words, I'm expecting nada, I don't expect to be pleasantly surprised. Disruptive? Doesnt seem at all likely. I think we can cope with an inch of snow on the tops of the Downs. If you can see this panning out differently given the data available I will listen.
Originally Posted by: Whether Idle