John Hammonds latest monthly forecast

• Increasingly cold end to January
  


• Several snowfalls possible


• Some milder spells in February

 

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John Hammonds latest monthly forecast

• Increasingly cold end to January
  


• Several snowfalls possible


• Some milder spells in February

 

Subscribers can read the full forecast here: https://weathertrending.com/2019/01/18/john-hammond-month-ahead-winter-freeze-over/

Not a premium member so can't read it!? - Some milder spells in Feb? does this mean cold over all with milder spells or becoming milder as we head into Feb?

Weather for week ahead by Garry Nicholson of Weather Online:

https://www.weatheronline.co.uk/weather/reports/week-ahead.htm

 

Week ahead - January 18, 2019   A wintry week ahead Snow and bitter winds

Issued: 1000hrs Friday 18th January 2019  Duty forecaster: Garry Nicholson Sustained cold temperatures  Cold and snowy weather is expected to dominate the rest of January with Arctic air masses influencing the British Isles. From Tuesday, very cold air is forecast to extend across the country, with heavy snow showers giving significant accumulations and disruption in some areas. By later next week, a bitter easterly wind is likely, maintaining cold weather for many days ahead.

 

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Mid range met office update

UK Outlook for Wednesday 23 Jan 2019 to Friday 1 Feb 2019:

The latter half of next week looks to stay cold or very cold, with frosts likely most nights. There may be cloud, rain and hill snow perhaps on Wednesday or Thursday, but thereafter turning brighter with showers. These will feed in from eastern coasts, but are likely to bring sleet or snow for some. There is a small chance of a weather system approaching the northwest over the weekend, which could bring significant amounts of snow on meeting the cold air. However, this is still very uncertain and it is best to stay up to date with the latest forecast. It will stay cold until the end of January with spells of rain, sleet and snow at times. However, some drier and brighter interludes are still likely, with overnight frost.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast 

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Quite a snowy Ben Nevis: - I bet many Scottish ski resorts would welcome this after their snow drought! 

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast/gfh7n5qpt#?date=2019-01-18

 

 

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Met office longer range now available

 

UK Outlook for Saturday 2 Feb 2019 to Saturday 16 Feb 2019:

The cold weather will continue as we head through the first half of February. There is a greater risk of seeing snow at lower levels as well as on the hills. Some drier and brighter periods are possible in the northwest, but in the south there is a chance of weather fronts approaching which bring a risk of rain, sleet and perhaps significant snow at times.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

 

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Signed up - I can see the weekend quickcast video but can't see Feb forecast?

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Signed up - I can see the weekend quickcast video but can't see Feb forecast?

 

Top menu bar thing you'll (hopefully) see various titles starting with Hello > Premium Content Subscribers to the right of that click 'weather' they're all in that section

 

 

 

Nope

 

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Right signed up and taken a look:

This "ongoing and enhanced likelihood of snowfall" sounds interesting and positive for many parts esp the south.

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Wow, another day and another upgrade in the forecast 

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Met office longer range now available

 

UK Outlook for Saturday 2 Feb 2019 to Saturday 16 Feb 2019:

The cold weather will continue as we head through the first half of February. There is a greater risk of seeing snow at lower levels as well as on the hills. Some drier and brighter periods are possible in the northwest, but in the south there is a chance of weather fronts approaching which bring a risk of rain, sleet and perhaps significant snow at times.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

 

Big upgrade

 

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Interesting times ahead for sure, someone somewhere could hit the jackpot.

Later next week

Cold
Frosty nights
Risk of snow and ice
Sunny spells

It is no beast from the east

https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/46925661

yes he really emphasised NO beast from the East! 

 

yes he really emphasised NO beast from the East! 

Brett is a notorious mild ramper. I hope we get -13 uppers and deep snow to prove a point 😉

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yes he really emphasised NO beast from the East! 

I heard that ha! 

Darren Bett, PETER Gibbs and Jay Wyne are mild rampers i think! btw imagine if there was an easterly? which looks highly likely? then what?

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Brett is a notorious mild ramper. I hope we get -13 uppers and deep snow to prove a point 😉

To be fair it was a forecast for next week and neither the UKMO nor ECM charts have anything exceptional next week.  On that basis his dismissal of the prospect of a ‘Beast’ looks reasonable, doesn’t it?

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After looking at this mornings model run and seeing the posts of those with far more knowledge than me, is the only sure trend I have noticed in all of the years of viewing this forum, is whenever the long range forecast gets updated in a positive way for cold and snow, exactly the opposite appears to evolve....