Rather than presenting you with a load of written content tonight, I want you to watch the video (sorry about the length but lots to look at). Think it and the maps I’ve included speak for themselves!. As per usual, people are jumping to all sorts of non-justifiable conclusions.
I posted on facebook during the night, that the US can prepare for a frigid first 2 weeks of December. Amazingly, some people took that non-mention of the UK as a statement that I have backed off the UK cold… Like I say, conclusions based on nothing.
Please, please pay attention to what I’m saying, we all have a habbit of reading and hearing what we want to see and hear and this is the POTENTIAL front end of winter, packed with plenty of snow followed by cold that I have been talking about since September.
If you’ve been paying attention over the past few months, what appears to be coming should be no surprise to you and I hope your prepared to deal of truely winter weather.
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Here are a few 850MB charts off the ECMWF model which should wet your appetite..
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Wow Mark thst fantastic you need some air time on BBC Met Office Weather because i dont think they know what the hell is coming lol
Great forecast Mark, keep us all up to date on the upcoming events here in the uk
Wow Mark what a fantastic blog. So much time and effort put into your video reports. Hope things pan out the way you are saying must admit I to have been listening to Facebook to much and was starting to worry a little before winter has even started. Well done and looking forward to the updates.