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The all new 23/24 Weather Outlook Thread

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Today it is 23c in Oban and only 13c in London. It not often that the north west of Scotland is 10c warmer than the far south east Laughing
Spring time is notable in the Uk for bringing up some of the biggest temperature and weather anomalies.

Looks lovely at Glencoe http://ec2-3-8-55-160.eu-west-2.compute.amazonaws.com/cams/glencoe/

Currently 21.4c at the bottom of the access chair Cool
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@Peter S, Quite common in May apparently , it’s considered one of Scotlands best months .


Break in the winds makes Scotland a hotspot for May

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/9aef6670-35ad-11e7-b74e-007fb206abf9?shareToken=1b0f6beacbf9cf7f43ed9f8236122359
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I always thought Scotland was known for later season skiing....
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Very interesting post from the security team in Val D’Isere on Facebook ,historic total snowfall accumulation in the station and the total so far this winter , here’s the link

https://www.facebook.com/100064753028546/posts/pfbid026UHNRymhfiMFcwfcfNocQVqPBcaDgRAPPxqpyCr91ENp92M5VhDuTFYVnxWWBLSpl/?
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Very grim in the early 70’s until 77/78 . Very good total this year but I suspect is much higher above 2200m
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@Rob Mackley, interesting.
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Rob Mackley wrote:
Very interesting post from the security team in Val D’Isere on Facebook ,historic total snowfall accumulation in the station and the total so far this winter , here’s the link

https://www.facebook.com/100064753028546/posts/pfbid026UHNRymhfiMFcwfcfNocQVqPBcaDgRAPPxqpyCr91ENp92M5VhDuTFYVnxWWBLSpl/?


Thanks for posting - interesting data.

My personal observation this year was that the conditions were more polarised than I've ever seen, both by region and by altitude.

Mid December, driving from Chamonix (1000m ASL) to Sestriere (2000m ASL) was like going from winter (decent snowfall accumulations in town) to autumn (almost no snow in town, scratchy on the mountain) despite the much higher elevation in Sestriere.

Similarly, >2000m it's been a good year, but at 1000m it's been very tough. Resort run to Argentiere (1200m) was in worse condition in Feb 2024, than in May 2023.
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@snowdave, yes, at least round here a pretty clear demarcation around 1,900m

Conversely we’ve never coincided with a Retour d’Est in Champoluc before Shocked
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The 2023-2024 Western European Alps winter season will go down in history as the rainiest in decades, perhaps of all time since modern skiing began.

It rained for weeks on end, from Dec to Mar, often up to 2000m, occasionally up to 4000m. In midwinter.

The rain was unprecedented.
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@Whitegold, you on day release now then?
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Whitegold wrote:
The 2023-2024 Western European Alps winter season will go down in history as the rainiest in decades, perhaps of all time since modern skiing began.

It rained for weeks on end, from Dec to Mar, often up to 2000m, occasionally up to 4000m. In midwinter.

The rain was unprecedented.

But "nothing bad ever happens" Laughing Laughing
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Drawing back to these snowfall stats from Val D’I can you imagine what how it would be early 1970s with the internet, social media , snowheads …..we would all be going into hyperboil ….the snowfall totals , 2 seasons under 2m total ! They were truly grim until 77/8 also without snow making , @whitegold would be having a field day

https://www.facebook.com/100064753028546/posts/pfbid026UHNRymhfiMFcwfcfNocQVqPBcaDgRAPPxqpyCr91ENp92M5VhDuTFYVnxWWBLSpl/?
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