Yoda
English & European
Papa, is it me or are they now looking like they are heading more from an NE-ENE direction now, and if so, there's some nice darker splodges heading our way now.
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[Misc] The Award-winning official "More Snow Tomorrow?" Thread [2024-25 Season]
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Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
I think the wind has turned a fraction more Easterly... as the streams seem to be heading west a bit.
Watch here: http://www.raintoday.co.uk/
philsussex
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If Papa L promises it - it happens!! It's FLUMPING down here again! 
The Wizard
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This won't affect the weekend snow though will it? you must be getting bored of answering all these questions now.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
This won't affect the weekend snow though will it? you must be getting bored of answering all these questions now.
Oh no, this was meant to happen. This is a good sign for snow into West Sussex though.
The Wizard
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Well I only live about a mile from East Sussex- just far enough to be safe
- so can I expect the best of both?
- so can I expect the best of both?
philsussex
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It will have to pass East Sussex to get to West Sussex though right?
Oi! Stop trying to nick our snow!
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
It will have to pass East Sussex to get to West Sussex though right?
Yes. And it will tend to deposit the snow in the east, risking losing the will to snow before it gets to us
SirDouglasLoft
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It bloody fell down, as well.
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Well I only live about a mile from East Sussex- just far enough to be safe
the problem you have is that the showers are clipping in from the Thames Estuary at present, and northern parts of sussex are even further from the firing line that southern parts of West sussex. If you look at the radar loop, there's a definite dry line running from near Ipswich all the way down to Worthing, about 40 miles wide. Even Pompey are getting showers that came in off the Wash. We'll need quite a change in wind direction, or a massive increase in activity to get showers to HH, Crawley and BH easily. It will take less to get them down along the coast to Worthing etc. IMHO
The Wizard
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Yes. And it will tend to deposit the snow in the east, risking losing the will to snow before it gets to us
Thanks for the info, extremely helpful as usual weather GOD.
Gazwag
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We have had 5 cms in the last hour in bexhill
SirDouglasLoft
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Snowing really heavily now in Eastbourne.
The Wizard
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Looks like that band of snow over Eastbourne might be heading towards us.
SirDouglasLoft
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No joke, it was like a blizzard out there.
Coming down in North Somerset-shire for the first time since Wednesday morning.
Yoda
English & European
We might get hit by some of it towards the middle/top of it, if it hasn't died out by then.
Looks like Hastings has had it's snow for now.
philsussex
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Still snowing here but nothing like it was. Still, some is better than none.