5.5C, with a cold start, mild middle and possibly a colder end
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December CET
Started by WhiteXmas, Nov 22 2009 11:48
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Posted 22 November 2009 - 20:57
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 08:23
7.2°C although lower if we see our inversion cold
winter 09/10 best bits
17th Dec, 30 minute blizzard gave dusting
20-23 Dec, very thick frost, white over
23 Dec, 2-3 cms of snow in evening
24-25 Dec, great Xmas with snow on ground
29 Dec, sleet, wet snow
01 Jan, very cold icy frosty day
02 Jan, very heavy wet snow made things slippy
05 Jan, heavy snow in evening 2-3 inches
06 Jan, morning snow
7th-9th Jan, exceptionally cold 3 ice days with snow flurries at times
11 Jan, very early snow 1am ish gave covering very slippy, snow in morning
12 Jan, very cold icy/slushy day
13 Jan, best day the Atlantic battle, snow all day 3 inch max, snow on top of old snow!
14 Jan, 10th day with good snowcover, very foggy day as well
31 Jan 1 inch of snow from cheshire gap, fantastic wake up
10 Feb, mini afternoon blizzards left a sprinkling
17 Feb, sleet/wet snow much of the afternoon, freezing fog first thing
18 Feb, snow in evening from low pressure moving NE, left around 1-2 inches
19 Feb, still have yesterdays snow first thing, snow showers today, very heavy ones later did lie
20 Feb, still have some snow from the 18th
21 Feb, 1-2 inches of snow early morning, low from west but quick thaw but still some left
23 Feb, evening snow flurries left a sprinkling, melted through the night
17th Dec, 30 minute blizzard gave dusting
20-23 Dec, very thick frost, white over
23 Dec, 2-3 cms of snow in evening
24-25 Dec, great Xmas with snow on ground
29 Dec, sleet, wet snow
01 Jan, very cold icy frosty day
02 Jan, very heavy wet snow made things slippy
05 Jan, heavy snow in evening 2-3 inches
06 Jan, morning snow
7th-9th Jan, exceptionally cold 3 ice days with snow flurries at times
11 Jan, very early snow 1am ish gave covering very slippy, snow in morning
12 Jan, very cold icy/slushy day
13 Jan, best day the Atlantic battle, snow all day 3 inch max, snow on top of old snow!
14 Jan, 10th day with good snowcover, very foggy day as well
31 Jan 1 inch of snow from cheshire gap, fantastic wake up
10 Feb, mini afternoon blizzards left a sprinkling
17 Feb, sleet/wet snow much of the afternoon, freezing fog first thing
18 Feb, snow in evening from low pressure moving NE, left around 1-2 inches
19 Feb, still have yesterdays snow first thing, snow showers today, very heavy ones later did lie
20 Feb, still have some snow from the 18th
21 Feb, 1-2 inches of snow early morning, low from west but quick thaw but still some left
23 Feb, evening snow flurries left a sprinkling, melted through the night
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 09:40
1°c
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 12:15
I'll go for 6.2c please!
Winter 2011/12 - like a kick in the jewels for cold lovers!
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 18:25
5.2C for me please.
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 22:33
Having to do this early as I'm on holiday until 1st December. I'll take a punt at 5.6c please.
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Posted 23 November 2009 - 22:39
4.1C for me please.
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Posted 26 November 2009 - 16:46
7.0
A very mild and wet first half - More flooding potential unfortunately. Sometime after mid month pressure rising across Scandinavia which could well bring some exceptionally mild southerlies wafting up across the country. Turning drier. Christmas may turn colder with continental air bringing frosts, but it'll be between Christmas and New Year that I think we could get a blast of easterlies with the risk of snow and severe frosts giving a white end to 2009.
A very mild and wet first half - More flooding potential unfortunately. Sometime after mid month pressure rising across Scandinavia which could well bring some exceptionally mild southerlies wafting up across the country. Turning drier. Christmas may turn colder with continental air bringing frosts, but it'll be between Christmas and New Year that I think we could get a blast of easterlies with the risk of snow and severe frosts giving a white end to 2009.
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Posted 26 November 2009 - 22:29
I'm going for 5.4 degrees, however, this will mask a difference between north and south, the north will see a slightly below average dec, whereas the south perhaps 0.5-1 degree above.
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Posted 27 November 2009 - 01:36
A very westerly month.
1st-7th
After an initial cold northerly winds will turn to the west and it will be unsettled and windy and rather mild
CET 5.7c
8-14th
Westerly or south westerly and staying unsettled
CET 9.1c
15th-22nd
Winds will be from the west or north west with low pressure turning drier and settled later
CET 7.6c
23rd-31st
Perhaps windy and showery at first but it will settle down later on with winds falling lighter but remaining south westerly and so mild.
7.3c
CET 7.4c warmest December since 1988 or perhaps 1974.
1st-7th
After an initial cold northerly winds will turn to the west and it will be unsettled and windy and rather mild
CET 5.7c
8-14th
Westerly or south westerly and staying unsettled
CET 9.1c
15th-22nd
Winds will be from the west or north west with low pressure turning drier and settled later
CET 7.6c
23rd-31st
Perhaps windy and showery at first but it will settle down later on with winds falling lighter but remaining south westerly and so mild.
7.3c
CET 7.4c warmest December since 1988 or perhaps 1974.
February to the 4th
Mean Max 2.8c (-5.7c)
Mean Min -4.5c (-6.5c)
Mean -0.9c (+(-6.1c)
(Reference period 2004-2011)
Mean Max 2.8c (-5.7c)
Mean Min -4.5c (-6.5c)
Mean -0.9c (+(-6.1c)
(Reference period 2004-2011)
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Posted 27 November 2009 - 23:30
Gavin P, on 26 November 2009 - 16:46 , said:
7.0
A very mild and wet first half -
A very mild and wet first half -
Look out the window
5c for me
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Posted 28 November 2009 - 07:43
stewfox, on 27 November 2009 - 23:30 , said:
Look out the window
(Avatar image) Feb 2009, SW London....Snow, glorious snow
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Posted 28 November 2009 - 08:38
3.8 for me - cold start and high pressure/ inversion later on.
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Posted 28 November 2009 - 08:47
I'd go for 5.8C but there is a chance that we come in decently below that number, I suspect the blocking to the east will be very stubborn indeed to shift but for now I think we will be just on thye wrong side of it all.
Mean winds could be anything between a SW flow and a SE, but either way I suspect quite a southerly December, exactly from what angle though could make as much as 4C difference to the CET over the month.
Mean winds could be anything between a SW flow and a SE, but either way I suspect quite a southerly December, exactly from what angle though could make as much as 4C difference to the CET over the month.
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Posted 28 November 2009 - 20:43
Some cold weather to start with but I don't think it'll last. 6.1.
Celestial object of the season: The 'Rosette' planetary nebular in the constellation of Monoceros. Difficult to find in the south on winter nights but has reputedly been seen with amateur telescopes on nights with a very dark sky.
In 2012 so far: maximum 13.4, minimum -8.0, no thunder or snow recorded yet.
Last year: maximum 29.6, minimum -2.8, days with thunder 5, days with falling snow 1, no days with lying snow.
Since June 2002: hottest day 35.0 (10/8/03), coldest day -1.9 (3/12/10), warmest night 20.3 (20/7/06), coldest night -9.4 (20/12/10).
In 2012 so far: maximum 13.4, minimum -8.0, no thunder or snow recorded yet.
Last year: maximum 29.6, minimum -2.8, days with thunder 5, days with falling snow 1, no days with lying snow.
Since June 2002: hottest day 35.0 (10/8/03), coldest day -1.9 (3/12/10), warmest night 20.3 (20/7/06), coldest night -9.4 (20/12/10).
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Posted 28 November 2009 - 22:55
8.5C
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On 25 November 2009 - 11:44 North Sea Snow Convection got fed up with storms!:-
"Totally fed up with this!
I hope it all s1ds off into the channel
When is this weather going to give us a break!"
On 25 November 2009 - 11:44 North Sea Snow Convection got fed up with storms!:-
"Totally fed up with this!
I hope it all s1ds off into the channel
When is this weather going to give us a break!"
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 10:14
The average december of the 80`s was 5.1c and thats including the coldest december since before 1900.
The 00 average is lower at 4.9c
I`m going for 3.9c, 0.4c higher to last years.
The 00 average is lower at 4.9c
I`m going for 3.9c, 0.4c higher to last years.
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Posted 29 November 2009 - 11:43
I'll go for above normal but not as mild as this month - 6.5C for me please
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