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  1. Hi. I’m lucky enough to be booked on a flight to (hopefully ) view the aurora on Wednesday night. Where can I find the latest observations to get an idea if/where the aurora will be visible on 23rd March?
  2. I was living in Hastingleigh until 2019. Bet is a foot deep there by now! I clearly remember driving from Hastingleigh with thick snow falling to Wye where it was falling as heavy rain and then back to the snow in Hastingleigh - amazing the difference a little elevation brings!
  3. Ha ha Good detective work @tight isobar but nope. it is my mums table and chair (she lives alone next door to me (and my husband!))
  4. Sleet to snow around 2 am ish here. Been waking up through the night and seeing moderate snow falling the whole time. Just looked out the window at the ground expecting to see a good few cm and barely anything has settled. Dew point has just reached 0.0C now so hopefully it will now start settling.
  5. I grew up in Harefield Moved to Kent 20 years ago as I convinced myself (as a child) that it always snowed in Kent still go back to Harefield regularly (pre covid) as friends and family still there
  6. As someone with no training in understanding the weather or models, can any experienced posters help me out here... ... I *think* I’ve noticed in the past that models often correct the position of low pressure south very late in the day (T24/48 hrs) when low bumps into cold air. My question is, is this real? As I live in the south east I’m wondering if that is simply sub conscious hopecasting rather than model flaws and physics!
  7. Model output is so good today. Not sure I can bear to check them tomorrow as surely whatever they show will feel like a downgrade relative to watching tonights show even if they continue with the same For the first time ever I'm torn between the excitement of possible 'proper' winter snow (my favourite was Dec 2010 with over a foot of snow) and the fear a widespread snow event will significantly disrupt the vaccination efforts.
  8. Ah, nice to see some snow but turning to sleet now. Fingers crossed we get a decent lasting snowfall soon.
  9. Snowing in Canterbury! tiny tiny flakes, but it’s a start! actually is more like snizzle than snow but still better than the endless rain we’ve had recently
  10. Short but heavy rain shower just now near Canterbury. Temp 1.1C and dew point 0.4C. now just light rain
  11. Just started to snow in Bridge, Canterbury 0.5c and dew point 0.2c
  12. 9th Feb vs 16th Feb (so far). Check out the ‘highs’ on the right of each image. Already seeing stronger sustained and gust wind speeds.
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