So it’s looking more and more likely that tomorrow will be dry here rather than the initial soft hail and snow shower fest I expected.
Are the experts able to dig deeper on what the issue could be assuming things don’t kick off inland tomorrow.
My guess is the the flow is too fast to allow widespread inland convection. Maybe a cold pool with slack winds and strong sun is what’s needed to really allow deep convection to kick off.
Are the forecast ultra low DP’s hindering things too?
I expect the odd light flurry but nothing more.
The temp drop is going to be a real shock. Probably below zero all day on top of the Pennines.
Glossop Derbyshire, 200m asl