nsrobins
06 February 2022 08:52:01
The boat has sailed for this โ€˜winterโ€™. In fact down here it remains at the bottom of the creek where it sunk last year.

Neil
Fareham, Hampshire 28m ASL (near estuary)
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Col
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06 February 2022 09:18:25

Originally Posted by: Spring Sun Winter Dread 

Its a sign of how mild a winter its been that cold weather actually caught me out yesterday as I walked home at night wearing only my autumn /spring coat(the winter one having been consigned to a cupboard since early December) and without gloves which I've got out of the habit of carrying around with me.
I felt like my hands were gonna drop off by the time I reached the door from a 20 minute walk in what was essentially an average night of English winter weather ! (0C or thereabouts).
Turning the heating on to warm up then also felt like a strange novelty....


0C? I wear shorts in temps like that on my daily early morning walk to work!


Col
Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl
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Spring Sun Winter Dread
06 February 2022 09:51:40
As a southerner and non postman I find such behaviour baffling and strange...
I always think gloves are the most important weapon anyway... keep the extremities warm and your body will be better able to keep the core warm too
Col
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06 February 2022 11:58:23

Originally Posted by: Spring Sun Winter Dread 

As a southerner and non postman I find such behaviour baffling and strange...
I always think gloves are the most important weapon anyway... keep the extremities warm and your body will be better able to keep the core warm too


I find it so much more comfortable wearing shorts for walking so that's what I do. It's a 2.5 mile walk to work and as long as I keep moving it's perfectly OK. Keeping your upper body warm is the key of course. I find that as long as I do that I can have bare legs at 0C without feeling all that cold. That is pretty much my lower limit though. I have worn shorts down to -2C and that's rather too much to take. I very rarely need to wear gloves but if I do, it's definately time for long trousers!


Col
Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl
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marco 79
06 February 2022 13:36:53
First time I've seen the 79-2000 temp anomaly on the climate reanalysis site bang on zero deviation for the N.Hemisphere

https://climatereanalyzer.org/wx/DailySummary/#t2anom 

Nothing of note though for Europe and Central Russia...
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Essan
06 February 2022 16:27:42

I thnk I have more chance of winning last week's lottery than I do of seeing a single flake of snow this winter.

Wouldn't be surprised to get some snow in April though!

(Nice March/April day down here today)


Andy
Evesham, Worcs, Albion - 35m asl
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MRayner
06 February 2022 16:44:43

Sorry , gloating , 10cm snow today -5C for tonight, great winter up here ๐Ÿ˜œ๐Ÿฅถ


Location Whisky ๐Ÿฅƒ country, Cragganmore ,Moray, 440 AMSL
Gooner
06 February 2022 16:46:50

Originally Posted by: MRayner 


Sorry , gloating , 10cm snow today -5C for tonight, great winter up here ๐Ÿ˜œ๐Ÿฅถ



Oi 


less of that 


 


Put some pics up as we don't believe you 


Remember anything after T120 is really Just For Fun



Marcus
Banbury
North Oxfordshire
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MRayner
06 February 2022 16:59:43

Gooner;1416375


I have been trying !! Haven’t managed to work out how to do it yet 


Oi 


less of that 


 


Put some pics up as we don't believe you  wrote:


Location Whisky ๐Ÿฅƒ country, Cragganmore ,Moray, 440 AMSL
Zubzero
06 February 2022 21:11:13

 


I have been trying !! Haven’t managed to work out how to do it ye



Hello to post  a picture, first upload the image to a host such as 


https://imgbb.com/ then copy paste the link it gives you or insert the photo in to the post by using the message editor.

Windy Willow
06 February 2022 21:29:16

Originally Posted by: MRayner 


 


I have been trying !! Haven’t managed to work out how to do it yet 



 


You coud try here https://www.theweatheroutlook.com/photo-uploader.aspx


TWO Weather gallery 


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buachaille
07 February 2022 09:34:37

Originally Posted by: MRayner 


Sorry , gloating , 10cm snow today -5C for tonight, great winter up here ๐Ÿ˜œ๐Ÿฅถ



Sure was the case. Got home last night from weekend in Torridon. Snow showers down to sea level on west coast, and tricky drive at various places on way home, especially first 10 miles up Glen Torridon on snow and ice-covered road. Winter’s here - or here is where winter is! (And caught first salmon of the season on Friday morning, in a hail shower).

snow 2004
07 February 2022 12:50:45
The brief cold snap late last week brought nothing more than a couple of hail showers here.

Of course when it warmed up a touched on Saturday over 70mm of cold rain managed to find its way to my area!

Sunday sleet and hail showers. Nothing to get excited about.


Glossop Derbyshire, 200m asl
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07 February 2022 14:59:26

It's occurred to me that although I'm often to be found out and about, I've not worn gloves once this winter. Don't know whether that's a moan or not


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Jiries
07 February 2022 19:06:05

Originally Posted by: snow 2004 

The brief cold snap late last week brought nothing more than a couple of hail showers here.

Of course when it warmed up a touched on Saturday over 70mm of cold rain managed to find its way to my area!

Sunday sleet and hail showers. Nothing to get excited about.


Rain showers are the most boring weather type here unlike abroad I watch it with excitement. In the past showers of snow or hail during Spring with sharp avril cloudscape and lot of sunshine in between had become extinct now as it replaced with cloudy showers all year around and very offensive in summer months.

Retron
08 February 2022 05:26:52

Originally Posted by: Essan 


I thnk I have more chance of winning last week's lottery than I do of seeing a single flake of snow this winter.

Wouldn't be surprised to get some snow in April though!

(Nice March/April day down here today)



At least you live in an area which can get snow in April. Hasn't happened here since 1984...


(Frustratingly a few miles inland on the mainland it can and does happen, maybe once a decade if that, but even then it's pretty rare.)


As for this winter, it's one of the worst I've ever seen in terms of seasonality... nothing lower than -2.9C and, of course, not even a hint of a flake of sleet, let alone snow. The only plus point is a lack of very windy conditions, my least favourite weather type.


Leysdown, north Kent
Col
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08 February 2022 06:12:50

Originally Posted by: Retron 


 


At least you live in an area which can get snow in April. Hasn't happened here since 1984...


(Frustratingly a few miles inland on the mainland it can and does happen, maybe once a decade if that, but even then it's pretty rare.)


As for this winter, it's one of the worst I've ever seen in terms of seasonality... nothing lower than -2.9C and, of course, not even a hint of a flake of sleet, let alone snow. The only plus point is a lack of very windy conditions, my least favourite weather type.



As this is the moaning thread, it seems like a good place to discuss least favourite weather types. Mine is winter hail. Cold & unpleasant and usually driven on by a nasty blustery wind. Never larger than small pea sized it can briefly turn the ground white but soon melts into a slushy mess. Can most certainly do without that!


Col
Bolton, Lancashire
160m asl
Snow videos:
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3QvmL4UWBmHFMKWiwYm_gg
Heavy Weather 2013
08 February 2022 06:46:40

That’s it’s. The strengthening PV has destroyed any confidence I have left in this ‘winter’. It’s over for us in the south at least.

We really do live in the worst climate in the world. We’re always in halfway house nothingness territory.

Despite the often favourable signals leading into winter. This will go now as one of the worst, if not the worst.

0/10 is my rating. 


Mark
Beckton, E London
Less than 500m from the end of London City Airport runway.
Jiries
08 February 2022 20:39:41

Originally Posted by: Col 


 


As this is the moaning thread, it seems like a good place to discuss least favourite weather types. Mine is winter hail. Cold & unpleasant and usually driven on by a nasty blustery wind. Never larger than small pea sized it can briefly turn the ground white but soon melts into a slushy mess. Can most certainly do without that!



Cyprus reported lot of proper hailstorm and once in 1992 when I stay in Nicosia I see large clouds south of us stood there for long time, then find out on the news that10cm of hail depth recorded  on the area between Nicosia and Larnaca towns. This winter they had lot of hailstorm and up to marble sizes. 

Bolty
09 February 2022 15:52:12
Today was the first day I've noticed a bit of warmth in the sun, even in the breeze. It also seems brighter now than it was a few weeks ago.
Scott
Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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