.........and this a.m., deep grey. fells only just emerging from the blow, wild W/NW wind and absolutely shovelling it down with rain.
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Originally posted by DracoM View Post.........and this a.m., deep grey. fells only just emerging from the blow, wild W/NW wind and absolutely shovelling it down with rain.
A sharp contrast with across The Pond, where a deepening depression currently causing huge thunderstorms over Florida, moving north up the eastern seaboard, is bringing heavy snow and N-NE severe gales for some distance inland. My guess is they've probably overcalculated snowfall amounts, but it's drifting that matters.
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Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostA sharp contrast with across The Pond, where a deepening depression currently causing huge thunderstorms over Florida...
Pacta sunt servanda !!!
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Anna
Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostSimilar here: moderate southerly slowly veering south-west, moderate rain, 7 C. This lot is going to take a couple of hours to shift, then the temperature will rise if anything.
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Originally posted by Anna View PostThat was what we had earlier, 8C and heavy rain. Finished around 10.30am and has developed into a lovely sunny day with temps peaking at 12.8. I was going to ask about the projected 2' of snow - I always thought what Washington got in the way of snow landed here 10 days later and whether that was just old wives tale but I see Draco also believes that (so it must be true!)
By the time that depression has dumped its load of snow on Washington DC and New York, and moved out into the Atlantic, borne on the jet stream and surrounded on all sides by the warmer seas of the Gulf Stream it will have undergone any number of transformative stages, maybe mutations, or been absorbed into another low moving eastwards across Canada. As my Toronto friend put it to me, a west wind in Canada in January is a very different proposition as far as associated weather goes where she lives than it is here in the UK. We are very mild for our latitude: we need winds to come across from Siberia, with little chance of warming as they cross the North Sea, to produce anything comparable.
Ah - I just noticed the clearance has now arrived here.
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Originally posted by Anna View PostThat was what we had earlier, 8C and heavy rain. Finished around 10.30am and has developed into a lovely sunny day with temps peaking at 12.8[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
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Anna
Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostWell it's a bit more complicated than that,
What a lovely light evening, they really are drawing out now it seems, nice to be able to come home from work when it's not pitch black. I have been meaning to ask - has anyone managed to see the 5 plants in a line yet? (Mercury, Venus, Mars, Saturn and Jupiter)
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Sparing a few thoughts for the US eastern seaboard. Wonder how Martha is getting on...
Was just checking where the folks I know are located in upstate NY - but it looks merely scenic there, with some nice late afternoon sunshine http://www.cornell.edu/live-view/"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
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Originally posted by Caliban View PostSparing a few thoughts for the US eastern seaboard. Wonder how Martha is getting on...
Was just checking where the folks I know are located in upstate NY - but it looks merely scenic there, with some nice late afternoon sunshine http://www.cornell.edu/live-view/
And yes, we haven't heard from marthe for a long time now. Hope she's all right.
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Anna
Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostHorrible day yesterday(weather wise!). I always like it when a plan comes together as well! :)
Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View Postit's filling up with warm air now, and so is expected to hit N Scotland around Tuesday as a deep and windy but ordinary low.
Here it's amazingly warm at 13C but dull, grey, poor visibility. Not inspiring without any sunshine to get out and do anything creative outdoors - more of a lounge around reading the papers whilst drinking tea and eating cake sort of day!!
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Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostYes, do hope she is alright as well. Rather a miserable day today(weather wise!)
It seems I was badly wrong about the American blizzard - can't think where my head must have been when I saw last night's forecast and report on telly. Either that, or a wrong impression was created. New York in lock down!!!
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