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Previously on "The Official snow watch thread (17/02/16)"
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What happened to global warming?
One of the longest running climate prediction blunders has disappeared from the Internet | Watts Up With That?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostIt shows nothing because there are no recent reports of snow falling. It works by tracking the hashtag #uksnow on Twitter, which people tweet along with an n/10 estimate of how heavy it is and the first part of their postcode. If the people of Kent aren't tweeting, possibly because the radar is detecting snow clouds but the snow isn't making it to the ground, then there'll be nothing to show on the map.
I think I'd rather rely on radar
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It shows nothing because there are no recent reports of snow falling. It works by tracking the hashtag #uksnow on Twitter, which people tweet along with an n/10 estimate of how heavy it is and the first part of their postcode. If the people of Kent aren't tweeting, possibly because the radar is detecting snow clouds but the snow isn't making it to the ground, then there'll be nothing to show on the map.
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"Large parts of Britain that we usually completely ignore unless there's been a juicy murder will wake up to a blanket of snow.
"We only mention this because the forecast included important places like London and Berkshire, where we live. We figured that, as we were going to mention them, we might as well mention those other places too, to pad the word count out a bit."
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Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
HTH
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Plenty of snow on the ground, more forecast tomorrow, but clear skies today. In about an hour and a half, I'll ski down to the lift...
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Tube drivers will strike due to having to work in less than perfect conditions without having a day off in lieu plus 20% bonus.
Socialists.
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2cm in London will be enough to basically close the capital to all forms of transport.
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The Official snow watch thread (17/02/16)
"Large parts of Britain will wake up to a blanket of snow - with several severe weather warnings issued for the East coast of the country.
Met Office forecasters are predicting up to two inches, (5 cm), of snow on higher ground and 2cm on lower ground.
Snow is forecast to fall across London, the Midlands, Berkshire, Yorkshire and Humber and parts of Scotland. "
Source: UK weather: Britain braces for blanketing of snow - TelegraphTags: None
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