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  1. Cambrian not so sure, the Atlantic looks ready and primed at 222hrs
  2. sunnijim 90s Saturday nights out!!! Now thats what I call living!! ..... and snow watch beeb for Sunday! I'm quietly confident with ukmo, ecm and gfs all singing an Easterly tune
  3. Lukesluckybunch Snow in April is useless really, gone in 30mins. Whereas early March under the right conditions it can last a,day or 2
  4. Nothing unusual on timing of course. As racing fans will know, many a Cheltenham has been run off under bitterly cold conditions and even snow. For me the critical thing about snow in March is it must happen before mid month!
  5. Lukesluckybunch yes but the building blocks across all suites are there at day 5. Some sort of Easterly is odds on I think. Whats uncertain is will be a mild Southeasterly or a bitter Northeasterly. I've a good feeling about this one, as ever time will tell
  6. Is that another Boom from the ecm at 240hrs!!! Jokes aside it all begins in the reliable timefrane
  7. Ecm not great in the mid term but looks like a good improvement at 192hrs But wait a while, is that the beast lurking at 216hrs!! Perfect angle for deep cold!!
  8. Ukmo is more than cold enough to produce the goods!! Remember dews are low from the East. All at 144hrs too! Important ecm later, but as I said last night my gut instinct is this setup has potential for last minute upgrades. I personally think a cracking ecm could be on the cards.. Yes it's March and the drip drip would follow, but afterall snow is
  9. I've a feeling this setup could upgrade yet! The ingredients are there, we just need things to align a bit better. It's not too late for disruptive snow, as was proved across Dublin yesterday
  10. phil nw. I guess every location is different but I haven't found the Winter particularly stormy or wet. Yes we have had quite a few named storms but none have been really severe, almost all just about met criteria. Going forward the models are agreeing on mainly mild/unsettled for next 10 days. Its been a winter to forget, but hey such is life, we have no control over it.
  11. As many will remember the gfs upgrade (which must be running over a year now) was very inaccurate compared to the previous mode. When the parallel was running against the op it was all over the place!! This 'all over the place' type run has continued ever since and this week is a further example!! Of course the other models are not covering themselves in glory either. Therefore the route forward for Thursday/Friday is very unclear and the biggest guide is the Met Office seem confident!
  12. Gfs further North, removes the snow risk entirely across the South
  13. Nothing cold here right out to Friday @ Icon. Not the best of starts
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