Gooner
04 December 2014 14:14:38

why does my screen go stupidly wide??


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Matty H
04 December 2014 14:15:38

KAPOW!!!!!


Gooner
04 December 2014 14:15:55

Originally Posted by: Russwirral 


 


 


yet people say its too cold for snow...



load of tosh


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Sevendust
04 December 2014 15:14:15

Originally Posted by: Gooner 


 


load of tosh



I often hear that too cold for snow bxllox. No idea why that is such a widely heard saying!

Jonesy
04 December 2014 15:17:46

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


 


I often hear that too cold for snow bxllox. No idea why that is such a widely heard saying!



Exactly, ...because it never snows in Moscow does it 


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Russwirral
04 December 2014 15:18:11

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


 


I often hear that too cold for snow bxllox. No idea why that is such a widely heard saying!



 


Its more to do with association by those not familiar with how weather systems work.


 


ie bitterly cold for days, probably from an easterly wind.  Dry air  - no snow.


Front arrives from the west, bringing slightly warmer air, snow.


 


Perception, the rise in temperature made the atmosphere snow.


 


The opposite is often the case in this country, where people say its not cold enough for snow.....especially in the spring with warm surface temps and bitterly cold uppers-  where we have showers.  Where it doesnt feel that cold at the surface, in some cases as much as 6-7*c, but when the clouds arrive the temps drops to 0-1*c very rapidly.


Gooner
04 December 2014 15:24:06

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


 


I often hear that too cold for snow bxllox. No idea why that is such a widely heard saying!



I don't get it either Dave, I have muppets at work who say that..................


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Medlock Vale Weather
04 December 2014 15:31:19

I think what also helps that city in Central Asia is it's a landlocked country, a long way from any sea that could substantially influence it's temps & weather. That's why in Summer it is scorchingly hot - high 30's every Summer without fail and mid 30's most days. And in winter it get's influenced from Siberian airmasses dropping south with very cold air. Being a high up city no doubt helps in Winter as Bishkek is as far south as Northern Spain, so it does need some height.


Snow still coming down there. Ready for the main event on Sun.  I think the area has an interesting climate. Has proper extremes.


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Matty H
04 December 2014 15:37:49

Originally Posted by: Medlock Vale Weather 


Well Winter has well & truly arrived in Central Asia. Bishkek getting more snow again below on the webcam. 


http://live.saimanet.kg/ru/cams/2#.VH-oehF5biV


BBC forecast for there looking great, Sunday looks like having 12 hours of constant heavy snow.


http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/1528675


 



Bookemarked that webcam. Anyone got any other good ones? I remember there was a Scandinavian one knocking about on here a few years back that looked out over a parking lot. Was always snowy in winter. 


Maunder Minimum
04 December 2014 15:40:04

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


 


I often hear that too cold for snow bxllox. No idea why that is such a widely heard saying!



Yes, I have frequently heard that in England and it is of course rubbish. However, you can see why the old wive's tale came about - it is because very cold weather in England is often associated with very dry, stable, continental air and in those conditions it does not snow until a low pressure cell nudges in with rain turning to snow - naturally it warms up then.


It is very rare for us to get a real Polar low, but we can get heavy snow in a strong and very cold easterly.


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Jonesy
04 December 2014 21:07:16

Originally Posted by: Matty H 


 


Bookemarked that webcam. Anyone got any other good ones? I remember there was a Scandinavian one knocking about on here a few years back that looked out over a parking lot. Was always snowy in winter. 



This one is always interesting, they also have recycling bins like ours lol http://lieksa.pp.fi/oh7fes/webcam2.htm


This is good also of Times Square but you gotta be lucky to see proper weather http://www.earthcam.com/usa/newyork/timessquare/?cam=tsrobo3


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Nordic Snowman
04 December 2014 22:17:21

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


 


Yes, I have frequently heard that in England and it is of course rubbish. However, you can see why the old wive's tale came about - it is because very cold weather in England is often associated with very dry, stable, continental air and in those conditions it does not snow until a low pressure cell nudges in with rain turning to snow - naturally it warms up then.


It is very rare for us to get a real Polar low, but we can get heavy snow in a strong and very cold easterly.



Very true


Well, I can bring you the return of snow photos from Bjorli..... but quite shockingly, we have very little atm  The big snow will come at some point soon though. I guess it is back to searching for scandi troughs again


http://www.bjorliskisenter.no/webcam/bjorli.jpg


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Gooner
05 December 2014 07:48:53

Good to see you Mike, hope all is ok ?


 


Look forward to some pics this winter


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Dougie
05 December 2014 08:33:24

Originally Posted by: Matty H 


 


Bookemarked that webcam. Anyone got any other good ones? I remember there was a Scandinavian one knocking about on here a few years back that looked out over a parking lot. Was always snowy in winter. 



Matty, I don't know what its like for snow, but one of my favourite webcams is at Stavanger docks, Norway.


http://www.webworldcam.com/webcam-index.php?var=14756&site=http://www.aftenbladet.no/energi/aenergy/Stavanger-webcams-capture-cuisine-and-cruises-2960883.html


Only been watching since May and seeing some of the world's biggest cruise ships docking is fascinating. There is always something going on, and time will tell if much snow will turn up, but it sure has potential.


There are four cams to choose from but no snow at the moment.


To change the cam, scroll down the page to Vågen in Stavanger 


Ha'way the lads
Nordic Snowman
05 December 2014 17:42:29

Originally Posted by: Gooner 


Good to see you Mike, hope all is ok ?


 


Look forward to some pics this winter



All ok, cheers Marcus. Hope the same with you.


Hoping to get the real big snowfalls soon as from what I have read, the signs are pointing to a colder 2nd half of winter. A colder winter will normally mean a drier period for here... given the likelihood of a Scandi HP.


Working on a very simple, user-friendly website, solely on showing my whole Bjorli (and Lesjaskog) snow photo collection and for adding new ones from now on. Soon ready.


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Gooner
05 December 2014 18:04:08

Originally Posted by: Nordic Snowman 


 


All ok, cheers Marcus. Hope the same with you.


Hoping to get the real big snowfalls soon as from what I have read, the signs are pointing to a colder 2nd half of winter. A colder winter will normally mean a drier period for here... given the likelihood of a Scandi HP.


Working on a very simple, user-friendly website, solely on showing my whole Bjorli (and Lesjaskog) snow photo collection and for adding new ones from now on. Soon ready.



That's good to hear Mike , no doubt Man U have cheered you up also......lol


Look forward to seeing the new site


 


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sizzle
05 December 2014 18:12:50

for those of you who get snow over the weekend hope you enjoy it you jammy so and so, im jelous, i hope the south cop a load of snow at some point this winter, tho winter looks balanced for us down south long as xmas period is wet windy stormy cold snow im happy i dont want mild and sunny for xmas period it pea,s me of that does, lol

Gooner
05 December 2014 19:16:09

Originally Posted by: sizzle 


for those of you who get snow over the weekend hope you enjoy it you jammy so and so, im jelous, i hope the south cop a load of snow at some point this winter, tho winter looks balanced for us down south long as xmas period is wet windy stormy cold snow im happy i dont want mild and sunny for xmas period it pea,s me of that does, lol



Sizzle how have you come to the conclusion that the Christmas period will be wet and stormy....................Christmas Day is 20 days away?????


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KevBrads1
06 December 2014 07:31:42

3 air frosts for this winter, the same as the whole of last winter and we are still in the first week. 


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Whether Idle
06 December 2014 07:46:08
A giant leap forward here in Dover. A white hoar frost is currently forming here to give us the first visibly frosty morning since April 2013!!
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