Some heavy/rain..? Or snow? coming your way if it's snow let's hope it stays/settles for when everyone wakes up tomorrow.

http://www.raintoday.co.uk/

 

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In the flurry of reports yesterday. I missed whether you got snow in the end Doc? Did you have to eat you hat or is it still safe?

 

In the flurry of reports yesterday. I missed whether you got snow in the end Doc? Did you have to eat you hat or is it still safe?

No, as expected my hat is well and truly intact. 

With a long track over the North Sea there is little if any chance of snow here at this time of the year. We would need a decent northerly flow of some variety.

The 33mm of rain (and counting) from the event didn’t disappoint and there was a brief bit of hail in the early hours of yesterday morning.

 

No, as expected my hat is well and truly intact. 

With a long track over the North Sea there is little if any chance of snow here at this time of the year. We would need a decent northerly flow of some variety.

The 33mm of rain (and counting) from the event didn’t disappoint and there was a brief bit of hail in the early hours of yesterday morning.

.. and yet, Richard will no doubt still tell us all that this particular location is the most boring part of the UK when it comes to the weather.

 

.. and yet, Richard will no doubt still tell us all that this particular location is the most boring part of the UK when it comes to the weather.

 

There is nothing interesting about getting rain. It happens all year round. An example of an interesting weather event would be thundersnow or just snow which we don't seem to get any more 

There certainly should not be little chance of getting snow at this time of year. In the 21st Century, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017 have all had lying snow by now. Early season snow doesn't appear to have declined much compared to say January which is just a disaster year in year out.

Now we have to see places which have historically little chance of getting snow receiving a covering while we endure the  tedious weather and temperatures associated with the places which have historically had the most boring and pathetic winters: Cornwall and the West Coasts of , Wales and Ireland

 

 

There is nothing interesting about getting rain. It happens all year round. An example of an interesting weather event would be thundersnow or just snow which we don't seem to get any more 

There certainly should not be little chance of getting snow at this time of year. In the 21st Century, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2017 have all had lying snow by now. Early season snow doesn't appear to have declined much compared to say January which is just a disaster year in year out.

Now we have to see places which have historically little chance of getting snow receiving a covering while we endure the  tedious weather and temperatures associated with the places which have historically had the most boring and pathetic winters: Cornwall and the West Coasts of , Wales and Ireland

I was referring to the hailstones though, and not so much to the rain.

 

I was referring to the hailstones though, and not so much to the rain.

 

A few minutes of hail when most people are asleep is not really that exciting.

*bump*

Heavy snow shower just passed through here leaving a dusting and sending the kids mad (and me).

looking at the North Sea feed I’d expect a few more beefy snow/sleet showers to come throughout the day. With a possible frost tonight very seasonal for yourselves.

My son lives in Durham and has just sent a video showing snow falling. Looking at the radar there is more to come as well. 

Merry Christmas (Eve). This was filmed, not by me, in our neighbourhood a few hours ago:

https://fb.watch/2A52sbZJNe/

How is that possible? I thought it never snowed in Aberdeen any more?