Winter 2011/2012

missrandomer

Wild Bill wrote: »

I think it will be more of a 1978/79 winter. :cool:

i wasnt even a twinkle in me daddys eye back then but dad said it was pretty bad! Cant find pics of it, only ones from uk. bring it on i reckon

lets hope your right wild bill

captain Kane man

It would appear that the totalitarian facscist regime whom have made this forum their own little clique including ' the moderator' have difficulty with scientific appraisal. allow me to simplify my ascertains

A baroclinic zone should result in rising motion due to density differences. This will result in atmospheric condensation and precipitation manifesting in the emergence of 2. 6-sided crystalline aggregates being gravitationally forced to the surface. The horizontal pressure gradient force is quite tight.leading to in flow and horizontal vorticity  beeing tilted into the mesocylone. The formation of Condensation at a spherical contour equating to 4.4.446frw will occur upon condensation nuclei as the parcel lifts to a margin of 21.clZ, cools adiabatically and Sensible heat and a high vapor pressure of water molecules produce extremely high theta-E values.

In e n g l I s h 3-15qzx mean baromotherm vacuum spaciaci.

jjspine

captain Kane man wrote: »

It would appear that the totalitarian facscist regime whom have made this forum their own little clique including ' the moderator' have difficulty with scientific appraisal. allow me to simplify my ascertains

A baroclinic zone should result in rising motion due to density differences. This will result in atmospheric condensation and precipitation manifesting in the emergence of 2. 6-sided crystalline aggregates being gravitationally forced to the surface. The horizontal pressure gradient force is quite tight.leading to in flow and horizontal vorticity  beeing tilted into the mesocylone. The formation of Condensation at a spherical contour equating to 4.4.446frw will occur upon condensation nuclei as the parcel lifts to a margin of 21.clZ, cools adiabatically and Sensible heat and a high vapor pressure of water molecules produce extremely high theta-

In e n g l I s h 3-15qzx mean baromotherm vacuum spaciaci.

Lol are you serious ???

ardmacha

What was that winter like ?

I seem to recall that Christmas 1978 was mild and wet, with floods on St Stephens day. Then in the period between Xmas and the New year it became severely cold and snowed, with burst pipes abounding and the floods freezing. New Years day '79 remains the lowest Jan temp in NI at -17.5C, while Met.ie has the lowest air temperature recorded in the 20th century as -18.8°C at Lullymore, Co. Kildare on 2nd January 1979.

It then snowed several times in January and on and off until April.
The Irish Times archives reported people cut off in Wicklow on 12 Feb and reports on 3 April 1979 that the Met Office said that "Much snow fell during March", while two days later they reported that "Snow hits many parts of the country"!

So the one line answer is "Bloody cold"

mcriot29

only one wrote: »

Wild Bill wrote: »

I think it will be more of a 1978/79 winter. :cool:

What was that winter like ?

Hi 1978 79 winter was a good winter for snow if your intrested in viewing past winters for snow type in on google netweather history of british winters.

mcriot29

only one wrote: »

Wild Bill wrote: »

I think it will be more of a 1978/79 winter. :cool:

What was that winter like ?

Hi 1978 79 winter was a good winter for snow if your intrested in viewing past winters for snow type in on google netweather history of british winters.

BEASTERLY

captain Kane man wrote: »

It would appear that the totalitarian facscist regime whom have made this forum their own little clique including ' the moderator' have difficulty with scientific appraisal. allow me to simplify my ascertains

A baroclinic zone should result in rising motion due to density differences. This will result in atmospheric condensation and precipitation manifesting in the emergence of 2. 6-sided crystalline aggregates being gravitationally forced to the surface. The horizontal pressure gradient force is quite tight.leading to in flow and horizontal vorticity beeing tilted into the mesocylone. The formation of Condensation at a spherical contour equating to 4.4.446frw will occur upon condensation nuclei as the parcel lifts to a margin of 21.clZ, cools adiabatically and Sensible heat and a high vapor pressure of water molecules produce extremely high theta-E values.

In e n g l I s h 3-15qzx mean baromotherm vacuum spaciaci.

Yes this is our own little clique so feck off we don't like outsiders impinging on our space, especially when they have nothing of value to contribute.


HAVE THIS MAN BANNED!

JFKIRELAND

Beasterly, I'm no scientist, but I believe he is talking about snow?:D Surely that is perfectly acceptable on this forum?

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NIALL D

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"The appliance of science"

are you from france ???

mcriot29

mcriot29 wrote: »

Hi 1978 79 winter was a good winter for snow if your intrested in viewing past winters for snow type in on google netweather history of british winters.

Living in the UK at the time, I remember trying to get to work on a moped and finding myself in a 3m snowdrift, this was on the third route I tried all the others were even more impassible!

I was riding along OK then suddenly dropped a couple of metres as I then realised that I was riding along the top of the snow drift and not on the road at all, gave up and went home!

davidsr20

ardmacha wrote: »

I seem to recall that Christmas 1978 was mild and wet, with floods on St Stephens day. Then in the period between Xmas and the New year it became severely cold and snowed, with burst pipes abounding and the floods freezing. New Years day '79 remains the lowest Jan temp in NI at -17.5C, while Met.ie has the lowest air temperature recorded in the 20th century as -18.8°C at Lullymore, Co. Kildare on 2nd January 1979.

It then snowed several times in January and on and off until April.
The Irish Times archives reported people cut off in Wicklow on 12 Feb and reports on 3 April 1979 that the Met Office said that "Much snow fell during March", while two days later they reported that "Snow hits many parts of the country"!

So the one line answer is "Bloody cold"

This sounds good

nacho libre

Drakmord wrote: »

Winter is ruined!

Don't despair. The mild fiends can feel smug for now, but soon they will weep, weep uncontrollably, when the beast from the east says hello in the first week of January, likes the cut of the place, and decides to stay for a few weeks

thetonynator

captain Kane man wrote: »

It would appear that the totalitarian facscist regime whom have made this forum their own little clique including ' the moderator' have difficulty with scientific appraisal. allow me to simplify my ascertains

A baroclinic zone should result in rising motion due to density differences. This will result in atmospheric condensation and precipitation manifesting in the emergence of 2. 6-sided crystalline aggregates being gravitationally forced to the surface. The horizontal pressure gradient force is quite tight.leading to in flow and horizontal vorticity  beeing tilted into the mesocylone. The formation of Condensation at a spherical contour equating to 4.4.446frw will occur upon condensation nuclei as the parcel lifts to a margin of 21.clZ, cools adiabatically and Sensible heat and a high vapor pressure of water molecules produce extremely high theta-E values.

In e n g l I s h 3-15qzx mean baromotherm vacuum spaciaci.

Well the general gist of it is true :P

captain Kane man

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"The appliance of science"

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"Le appliance of l'science"

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dexter647

^^^^Come on mods this is getting boring

Su Campu

Our friend captain Kane man has been given a ban to give him time to go off and learn some English so that he can read the forum rules before posting.

nacho libre

ardmacha wrote: »

I seem to recall that Christmas 1978 was mild and wet, with floods on St Stephens day. Then in the period between Xmas and the New year it became severely cold and snowed, with burst pipes abounding and the floods freezing. New Years day '79 remains the lowest Jan temp in NI at -17.5C, while Met.ie has the lowest air temperature recorded in the 20th century as -18.8°C at Lullymore, Co. Kildare on 2nd January 1979.

It then snowed several times in January and on and off until April.
The Irish Times archives reported people cut off in Wicklow on 12 Feb and reports on 3 April 1979 that the Met Office said that "Much snow fell during March", while two days later they reported that "Snow hits many parts of the country"!

So the one line answer is "Bloody cold"

Sounds brilliant alright.

Winters such as 1979, prove if we get a potent cold spell, with deep snow cover, the stronger sun and its position in the sky during February can be easily counteracted under the right conditions. So those of you who think snow in February is always a waste, think again!

bjjm

I have to say I enjoy reading this forum but someone needs to get a grip of the mods. Banning humour and discussions about weather sites they are involved in.

Yahew

bjjm wrote: »

I have to say I enjoy reading this forum but someone needs to get a grip of the mods. Banning humour and discussions about weather sites they are involved in.

Is that you Captain?


This thread is for people interested and knowledgable about (winter) weather, if filled with rubbish posts it becomes of no use.

Su Campu

bjjm wrote: »

I have to say I enjoy reading this forum but someone needs to get a grip of the mods. Banning humour and discussions about weather sites they are involved in.

There are rules that must be followed when posting, and which are accepted by a user when registering. These include rules on trolling and provocation, and also include back-seat moderating, so I would suggest you go and have a read of them too.

missrandomer

nacho libre wrote: »

Sounds brilliant alright.

Winters such as 1979, prove if we get a potent cold spell, with deep snow cover, the stronger sun and its position in the sky during February can be easily counteracted under the right conditions. So those of you who think snow in February is always a waste, think again!

just a question, if we get snow in feb and if it turned out to be like 79 would the snow be wetish as it tends more to be in feb, or would it be more like december last yr with that powder ski snow as i lik to call it do you think.

just wondering if the time of the year is a factor of the type of snow that we get sorry im still a learner

nacho libre

missrandomer wrote: »

just a question, if we get snow in feb and if it turned out to be like 79 would the snow be wetish as it tends more to be in feb, or would it be more like december last yr with that powder ski snow as i lik to call it do you think.

just wondering if the time of the year is a factor of the type of snow that we get sorry im still a learner

If we get an airmass from a really could source(say siberia), that isn't greatly modified on the way, then the snow will be dry.

For example, the winters of 1947 and 1963; there was tons of powdery snow throughout the month of February

Su campu can probably provide a more comprehensive answer

nacho libre

bjjm wrote: »

I have to say I enjoy reading this forum but someone needs to get a grip of the mods. Banning humour and discussions about weather sites they are involved in.

It's one thing to use humour to impart knowledge and generate discussion, which some users do here very well, but that man or a woman seem to be just on a wind up mission which is inevitably going to become tiresome and annoying to a lot of users.

ardmacha

The mild fiends can feel smug for now, but soon they will weep, weep uncontrollably, when the beast from the east says hello in the first week of January,

More likely will shiver uncontrollably....

pistolpetes11

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=winter-forecast-summary-2011;sess=


A video of how they make there forecast and the forecast its self .

only one

mcriot29 wrote: »

only one wrote: »

Wild Bill wrote: »

I think it will be more of a 1978/79 winter. :cool:

What was that winter like ?

Hi 1978 79 winter was a good winter for snow if your intrested in viewing past winters for snow type in on google netweather history of british winters.

Cool I'll check that thanks

JeffK88

Don't know if this has been posted yet

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/prepare-for-record-snow-and-cold

Drakmord

JeffK88 wrote: »

Don't know if this has been posted yet

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/prepare-for-record-snow-and-cold

The weather forecasts are so conflicted from one another at the moment. It's really hard to know what will happen.
Hoping this forecast will come true though.
Nothing like a white December

mcriot29

Drakmord wrote: »

JeffK88 wrote: »

Don't know if this has been posted yet

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/prepare-for-record-snow-and-cold

The weather forecasts are so conflicted from one another at the moment. It's really hard to know what will happen.
Hoping this forecast will come true though.
Nothing like a white December

I think most are hoping for a white dec
Heres a good link some may find of intrest


http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=other;type=winthist;sess=