Many Happy New Year 2022 to you all at the Met office. Thank you so much beautiful soul Aidan for A lovely focused into more details on Thursday. I hope we don't get bad weather in Ferndown, Dorset. We had been missed all the bad weather so far since 2021. I hope we not going to get it in 2022. Thank you so much beautiful soul for amazing sharing.. on TH-cam. Love and lights with greatitude and so it is. 👍💐🙏💫✨🇬🇧🕊️🌈🕊️🤗
Good updates. However neither myself, nor anyone I have asked knows what 'locally' means in terms of snow depth. To me, literally, it means that places local to me will have the deepest snow? Surely there must be a clearer and more obvious word, especially when it is used in red alert weather reports. Do any other viewers not understand what this means?
Can you really not work out what locally means in this context? They give an average depth of snow expected across a wide area, and warn that in any specific location within that area it could be deeper. So that extra depth might be local for you, or it might be local for someone else. But it will be local as opposed to widespread. And to find out your altitude, whether youre at 100 or 200m, open any mapping application such as Google Earth. In a short weather forecast they really do not have time to list thousands and thousands of locations individually by altitude.
Could I just say that we were on the border of the red and amber warning on the east coast and we only got 4 dissapionting cm of snow that night and we were expecting 15-20cm snow
Had to Walk a couple of miles to check on animals the ice was the worst I wrapped chicken wire round my boots and tied it with string ,the best ice grippers I’ve had ,later that summer was one of the best the sea was so warm and clear around the Isle of Wight where I live.
SSW took place 3 days ago, and based on the most recent European and GFS runs, it appears we will get some sort of severe easterly by the end of January. I think that’s why TH-cam has suddenly recommended this.
Why can't you mention the conversion Cm = Ft •Ins For the range of age groups tuned in. I'd appreciate and releaved to understand what we're about to defend against. Respectfully Chris.
Wer sick of hearing about Scotland man it’s always them with the snow! U spend most ur time forecasting about them what about Northern Ireland, what about Birmingham? What about other places further south on the east coast that have been badly effected! It’s all about Scotland.
Despite the metrication of our nation, the demographic profile is of a majority of elderly folk. Would the MET office consider giving inches and degrees Farenheit in their reports. Even if they "don't have to". Wind speeds in mph is handy too. Please
I’m 30 and since I can remember we’ve used degrees and inches etc. Just because they’re ‘old’ does not mean they can’t adapt especially when they’ve had decades to do so. I can understand both cm and inches, I really don’t see why they’d have a problem interpreting.
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Far, far better than the BBC's latest forecasts and video presentation. Well done Met Office!!
more snow plzzz
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Best winter ever. This is what winter supposed to be not a stupid rainy and wet day
Ehhhh.. I mean with the likes of BeastfromtheEast and this year storm *Arwen* I'd take rainy and mild tbh
Many Happy New Year 2022 to you all at the Met office.
Thank you so much beautiful soul Aidan for A lovely focused into more details on Thursday.
I hope we don't get bad weather in Ferndown, Dorset. We had been missed all the bad weather so far since 2021.
I hope we not going to get it in 2022.
Thank you so much beautiful soul for amazing sharing.. on TH-cam.
Love and lights with greatitude and so it is.
👍💐🙏💫✨🇬🇧🕊️🌈🕊️🤗
Really want this in 2020!
2021
@@_o_-. Thats how bad i want it, its affected my mind! 🤣
@@grahamsteele6232 oh ok
Why am i seeing a weather report from 2 years ago in my reccomendations. WTG TH-cam
idk 🤷♂️
@@whitey9247 thanks for that excellent insight mate, really made a meaningful impact with your comment 👏
Same here except it's 6 years ago
Sitting in 2020 30 degree heat
Yeah. This 2020 summers have been hot and exceeded 30 degree and the highest temperature in summer 2020 was 37.8 but where I lived it exceeded 30
Good updates. However neither myself, nor anyone I have asked knows what 'locally' means in terms of snow depth. To me, literally, it means that places local to me will have the deepest snow? Surely there must be a clearer and more obvious word, especially when it is used in red alert weather reports. Do any other viewers not understand what this means?
And the term above 100 m or 200 m how is someone spoused to know where that is exactly.
Can you really not work out what locally means in this context? They give an average depth of snow expected across a wide area, and warn that in any specific location within that area it could be deeper. So that extra depth might be local for you, or it might be local for someone else. But it will be local as opposed to widespread.
And to find out your altitude, whether youre at 100 or 200m, open any mapping application such as Google Earth. In a short weather forecast they really do not have time to list thousands and thousands of locations individually by altitude.
Much more exciting than the crap attempt of snow a month ago. Its over now though probably.
These guys just love their little coloured triangles!
Snow in Devon 👍🏻👍🏻 yippee ❄️❄️❄️
The forecast is constantly changing.
Oh I thought this was tonight 🤨 it’s years old, why would anyone want to watch the weather years ago!!
Ohhh so that’s why I was so excited as a 8 year old lol
Seeing reports that some models have that weather system more to the east
Finally snow!! :) :)
Please no more snow in the midlands, there’s been too many accidents already
i remember the beast from the east event. it happened twice in a span of 3 weeks
Could I just say that we were on the border of the red and amber warning on the east coast and we only got 4 dissapionting cm of snow that night and we were expecting 15-20cm snow
I am here before it even got to 720p
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Can you stop the snow please x
Its rain here no snow at all
You wait !
thanks :)
We had a red warning for snow in Ireland 🇮🇪 over 24 hours of continued snow ❄️
Had to Walk a couple of miles to check on animals the ice was the worst I wrapped chicken wire round my boots and tied it with string ,the best ice grippers I’ve had ,later that summer was one of the best the sea was so warm and clear around the Isle of Wight where I live.
still come back to this
The getting it wrong office.
wow i literally thought this was now and this is from 3 years ago
If they a blizzad
So it continues through thursday
Wahoo.....let’s all get snowed in 👏🤣......wait hold on, we’re in a pandemic and have to stay in! 😳😭
#Stopwiththesnow
I fought this was today ha 😅
lmao Jesus Christ its 07/07.2021 you gave me a freakin heart attack hahaha
What is the relevance of a weather item almost three years old?
SSW took place 3 days ago, and based on the most recent European and GFS runs, it appears we will get some sort of severe easterly by the end of January. I think that’s why TH-cam has suddenly recommended this.
"Minimum* temperatures on Thursday"
Why can't you mention the conversion Cm = Ft •Ins For the range of age groups tuned in.
I'd appreciate and releaved to understand what we're about to defend against. Respectfully Chris.
6” of snaw and the country’s fuked
Alex Kerr - Perth & Kinross at a standstill. 5" in my garden and Still snowing. No snowploughs, or gritters and they Knew this was coming. Sad.
Wer sick of hearing about Scotland man it’s always them with the snow! U spend most ur time forecasting about them what about Northern Ireland, what about Birmingham? What about other places further south on the east coast that have been badly effected! It’s all about Scotland.
Ritya Limza the guys talking about England and Wales as well mate not just about Scotland
I agree they forget bout small places like port Talbot Swansea Bridgend etc
Major fail on u tube 2 years?? R soles
Despite the metrication of our nation, the demographic profile is of a majority of elderly folk.
Would the MET office consider giving inches and degrees Farenheit in their reports.
Even if they "don't have to".
Wind speeds in mph is handy too.
Please
😉
no just learn degrees they make more sense
I’m 30 and since I can remember we’ve used degrees and inches etc. Just because they’re ‘old’ does not mean they can’t adapt especially when they’ve had decades to do so.
I can understand both cm and inches, I really don’t see why they’d have a problem interpreting.
The UK has been metric for almost 4 decades now and even my mother who is in her 80's has no problems with centigrade, metres or litres
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Seeing reports that some models have that weather system more to the east