Pam wrote:
At least Moley doesnt pretend to know it all and then get it wrong, but still get mega bucks!
I quite often get it wrong Pam, but the mega bucks would come in handy
Seriously though folks, please follow my advice to stay tuned to the professional forecasts in the coming days. Thats not to say you can ignore mine.....how very dare you !!
In the last week of watching the computer model runs there was fairly good agreement amongst them all bar one on this forthcoming cold snap/spell. Well tonight ( Thursday ) that 'rogue' model finally came to its senses and fell into line with the rest.
Colder air has already arrived as Im sure some of you will have noticed today, and thats earlier than originally predicted. However this is just an appetiser for the main course which will be arriving during the weekend, and continuing into next week. A very cold air mass is located to our east and seems almost certain to head our way and cover much of the UK in the next few days. Daytime temperatures really will struggle to get much above freezing once this sets in. How long it will last is anyones guess at this stage.
That part of the forecast is fairly easy. The difficult, nay near impossible part is predicting precipitation. Thats rain, sleet and snow to us mere mortals. I still think we will see a combination of these on SATURDAY, with the rain eventually turning to snow as the weekend progresses. I would slightly downgrade my earlier guesstimates of snow depths for the weekend BUT.........
.......The current signs are showing the potential for some quite significant snowfall for the middle of next week in London and The South East. I will be updating this nearer the time......but for now..... Tuesday into Wednesday of next week are worth bearing mind.
Moley
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