Kasim Awan

Thanks Hadworse. It was an excellent site and Chris was clearly a seasoned coder… I am more of a novice coder / website manager and lack the experience Chris had. He used live accident data from private highways information service providers such as InRix. I can’t afford InRix right now, it’s £5000 for a basic annual licence. The TomTom API…[Read more]

P.s. I have released this new travel website for the Peak District. Covers A57, A628, etc.

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I have had a chat with the admins on there and they have agreed to unblock my netweather account. I will continue to post on here for now, for other reasons which I wont discuss.

At present next week holds a lot of interest for central and eastern areas of the region. Under the ECM/GFS scenario there would be adequate air mixing (low heights) to…[Read more]

Tomorrow morning – heavy wet snow 1-4cm below 100m much of Yorkshire, increasing to 30m perhaps Hawes, Harrogate.
Wet snow to freezing rain on the west Pennines, rain/sleet roughly sw of Oldham.

Tuesday is now looking like a Leeds/ Bradford NE event similar to the one in Feb 2020. Only a small chance, say 25%, of positive southwards corrections.

Next Tuesday looks decent. Less precipitation shadow potential. Need southwards corrections.

Snow starved?! 😀

The GFS shows this, strong front moving NE quickly pushing in a milder sector. The GFS/GEM are opposing the ECM/Arpege. Too close to call – middle ground favoured so slightly slower progression than gfs. This would allow for better development of front and back edge snowfalls. Note easterly winds, potential minor shadow (heights are low so this…[Read more]

The potential with this front is in the slow movenent aspect associated with the pressure from height rises to our NNE. This could lead to serious snowfall accumulations given optimal positioning. Front too strong / high too weak and it will just be a transient front and back edge event.

Thanks Stelmer for your post. It would be nice if I could spend more time building up this site. Let’s see what Summer brings. I will have to move this site to a separate server soon so there will be some downtime, will let you know beforehand. Had put this site on the same server as where my High Res weather data is stored.

Snow tomorrow mainly 250m+ away from far North of England. Thursday-Sunday poses much interest.

I see that article from 2015 has been posted on netweather hahahaha, it’s actually now quite an embarassing article as I was 16/17 at the time. Have asked MEN to remove it.

Showers heading towards Greater Manchester. Tuesday is marginal, tho interesting with some potential as is the weekend.

Seems to be a lot of virga around now.

There is a pivotting stall tomorrow. Could occurr from south Cheshire to Birmingham. Need to keep an eye on the front speed on radar this is the most important factor, faster = further NE.

I’d go with Liverpool / Manchester or North Cheshire as the northern limit. The instability is heading south through the front now as expected. So certainly further north than the Arpege etc not by a huge amount tho.

Most likely zone of interest atm.

Yes Keane but the wrf is not to be discounted given it’s performance recently.

-1.8 with no melt apart from gritted roads

I’d say you could be the northern extent. Could be way south tho. 5050.

Yes there is a chance espscy Crewe south.