The official winter rain, wind, snow and ice thread 2023/24

The official winter rain, wind, snow and ice thread 2023/24

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Puggit

48,463 posts

249 months

Wednesday 17th April
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geeks said:
Hang in for what though? This weekend (which if I am reading correctly your screenshot is for) is showing cold temps and winds in from the north which usually means much cold as well. Or am I misunderstanding sumfink?
It will be warmer than the computer models are currently forecasting. Eastern sides could see a slack northerly, as it's slack it won't feel as cold.

redrabbit29

1,376 posts

134 months

Wednesday 17th April
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CivicDuties said:
Feckin' heating's back on here on the Berks/Oxon border.

Bumbiscuits.
I'm in Berkshire but more South, more towards the more peasant areas compared to where you are ;-) Went out earlier as it was sunny, shorts/t-shirt and after 3 minutes realised it was actually bloody freezing. Checked temperature and it was 8 degrees.

Thankfully I was going running so warmed up but it surprised me!

geeks

9,203 posts

140 months

Wednesday 17th April
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Scabutz said:
geeks said:
Hang in for what though? This weekend (which if I am reading correctly your screenshot is for) is showing cold temps and winds in from the north which usually means much cold as well. Or am I misunderstanding sumfink?
I think the nights will be chilli amd the day air temps will be lower but it should be clearer and less/no rain. Should feel warm if you can get out in the direct sun.
No sun forecast in the east only cliud, cloud and more cloud for the weekend frown I am trying to get my observatory built which I can do as long as its not wet but who wants to be working outdoors in the frickin cold? hehe


Puggit said:
geeks said:
Hang in for what though? This weekend (which if I am reading correctly your screenshot is for) is showing cold temps and winds in from the north which usually means much cold as well. Or am I misunderstanding sumfink?
It will be warmer than the computer models are currently forecasting. Eastern sides could see a slack northerly, as it's slack it won't feel as cold.
I am gonna hold you to that Puggit smile

p1stonhead

25,551 posts

168 months

Wednesday 17th April
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ChocolateFrog said:
Downward said:
Swear since I bought my car at the end of Jan it’s been washed twice. We have had 1 day where it didn’t rain.
Got mine mid Feb. Contemplating first wash today as its actually dry and sunny.
September for me biggrin

Never wash my cars

Blib

44,165 posts

198 months

Wednesday 17th April
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geeks said:
I am gonna hold you to that Puggit smile
It never works, though, does it?

We've called puggit's errors out many, many times over the years. But, still he keeps posting and smiling and posting and smiling.

It's really annoying.

cuprabob

14,657 posts

215 months

Thursday 18th April
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Pissing down again in Ayrshire.

CallThatMusic

2,582 posts

89 months

Thursday 18th April
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Cold and wet near Edinburgh ….

geeks

9,203 posts

140 months

Thursday 18th April
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Blib said:
geeks said:
I am gonna hold you to that Puggit smile
It never works, though, does it?

We've called puggit's errors out many, many times over the years. But, still he keeps posting and smiling and posting and smiling.

It's really annoying.
I don't understand your comment I don't post in these very often have I missed something?

Scabutz

7,631 posts

81 months

Thursday 18th April
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geeks said:
I don't understand your comment I don't post in these very often have I missed something?
Puggit is the resident expert. He often posts flavours of what weather might be coming based on the longer range charts. These are too far out to be totally accurate and often what weather is suggested doesn't materialise. We as a group then like to blame Puggit for getting our hopes up instead of accepting scientific fact that it was too far away to be sure anyway.

Puggit

48,463 posts

249 months

Thursday 18th April
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Scabutz said:
Puggit is the resident expert. He often posts flavours of what weather might be coming based on the longer range charts. These are too far out to be totally accurate and often what weather is suggested doesn't materialise. We as a group then like to blame Puggit for getting our hopes up instead of accepting scientific fact that it was too far away to be sure anyway.
readit

Slowboathome

3,338 posts

45 months

Thursday 18th April
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Puggit said:
Scabutz said:
Puggit is the resident expert. He often posts flavours of what weather might be coming based on the longer range charts. These are too far out to be totally accurate and often what weather is suggested doesn't materialise. We as a group then like to blame Puggit for getting our hopes up instead of accepting scientific fact that it was too far away to be sure anyway.
readit
biglaugh

SS9

382 posts

160 months

Thursday 18th April
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Scabutz said:
Puggit is the resident expert. He often posts flavours of what weather might be coming based on the longer range charts. These are too far out to be totally accurate and often what weather is suggested doesn't materialise. We as a group then like to blame Puggit for getting our hopes up instead of accepting scientific fact that it was too far away to be sure anyway.
You forgot to mention that in his spare time Puggit maintains rollercoasters that go clankety clank and frequently seem to go up more often than down.

jimmyjimjim

7,344 posts

239 months

Thursday 18th April
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Snowing today in Colorado. Just. A few flakes among the rain, temps lowering just above freezing. Was thirty degrees warmer yesterday.

fttm

3,692 posts

136 months

Friday 19th April
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We've got 2 days of snow and high winds , very squally , and daytime highs are less than zero rolleyes. Gone by the weekend then back up into high teens , reckon this is the last bite of winter at last byebye

UTH

8,970 posts

179 months

Friday 19th April
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Scabutz said:
geeks said:
I don't understand your comment I don't post in these very often have I missed something?
Puggit is the resident expert. He often posts flavours of what weather might be coming based on the longer range charts. These are too far out to be totally accurate and often what weather is suggested doesn't materialise. We as a group then like to blame Puggit for getting our hopes up instead of accepting scientific fact that it was too far away to be sure anyway.
Indeed. Bloody Puggit. Cost me many a BBQ : laugh:

Puggit

48,463 posts

249 months

Friday 19th April
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There may be trouble ahead...


75Black

774 posts

83 months

Friday 19th April
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Still waiting for that sun we were promised.... tumbleweed

thepritch

544 posts

166 months

Friday 19th April
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Puggit said:
There may be trouble ahead...

Looks like snowmageddon is finally arriving?

CivicDuties

4,680 posts

31 months

Friday 19th April
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Bloody hell, better walk the dog before 4pm then.

Timothy Bucktu

15,239 posts

201 months

Friday 19th April
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Puggit said:
There may be trouble ahead...

I suggest we all watch The Day After Tomorrow for handy tips on how to proceed!