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@YorkCityFC Well done Lads! Deserve it! - Sheff Wed fan

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@hybsksjsj87558 Can have as many as you like

Any lads want to get rid of their worn socks for £100/£150

@SheffieldUnited And they say we're obsessed😂😂

A gift from the co-chairmen. 🎁 To celebrate Sunday’s vintage win, the first 500 fans into the FanZone before the clash with Coventry will receive a free burger and chips or a drink of their choice, as Blades co-chairmen reward Unitedites for the Steel City derby victory.

@Berkshireblade @LB23042 I lost you as soon as you said we rate Jamal Lowe🤣 clearly don't know your stuff

@LB23042 Sheffield Wednesday fans are not used to watching good players. They rate max Lowe and crap like McGuiness. Was a weird signing for a top half championship side even on a free.

Bannan has been utter shite so far. We signed him to be an instant impact yet he’s doing absolutely nothing. Just play Watson, getting bored now #Millwall

Sheffield Wednesday’s players who’ve left in the last 6 months (including impending moves): James Beadle, Josh Windass, Barry Bannan, Callum Paterson, Ben Hamer, Anthony Musaba, Djeidi Gassama, Shea Charles, Joey Phuthi, Pol Valentín, Marvin Johnson, Ibrahim Cissoko, Michael Ihiekwe, Akin Famewo, Michael Smith, Stuart Armstrong, Caelan Cadamarteri, Sam Reed, Ryo Hatsuse, Malik Wilks, Romario Collins, Ethan Horvath, Joe Lumley, Harry Amass, Sutura Kakay, Yisa Alao. Players currently injured: Pierce Charles, George Brown, Nathaniel Chalobah, Ernie Weaver, Max Lowe, Dominic Iorfa, Ike Ugbo, Sean Fusire, Dishon Bernard, Mackenzie Maltby, Guilherme Siqueira. Players linked with moves away this month: Yan Valery, Svante Ingelsson, Bailey Cadamarteri. That’s up to 40 players who have either left, are about to leave, or are currently unavailable within a six-month period. Take that many players out of any football club and don’t allow them to be replaced — the exact same thing happens. Now add this: • Danny Röhl and most of his backroom staff walked out in the summer • The chairman left • No CEO, no COO, no Director of Football • Recruitment outsourced But it’s fine apparently, because we’ve been “allowed” to bring in: Liam Cooper Nathan Redmond Jaden Heskey Murphy Cooper #SWFC

@Met4CastUK Sheffield

🚨 WILL YOUR AREA SEE SNOW | FIND OUT HERE ✅FOLLOW this account ✅RETWEET so others can get involved 👇🏻Comment your town below I will respond as follows ❌= Rain or no snow ❄️ = Snow possible / uncertain ❄️❄️ = Snow likely ❄️❄️❄️ = Significant snow likely (>5-10CM)

@Official_WXUK How much do you think sheffield would get this time?

Ridiculous. It will no doubt be a snow event, potentially a significant one, but one of the heaviest snow events in the past 20 years, I don't think so. Sheffield and other parts of Yorkshire had 30-50cm back in March 2023. Storm Emma in March 2018. March 2013 up north too.

@ThermoConveyor South Yorkshire?

The counties most likely to be impacted by significant lying snow & % chance of amber warnings being issued by MO for Thu/Fri snow event based on latest guidance. *note subject to slight adjustments. See below: Central Wales = 70% North Wales = 70% Inland S/SE Wales = 70% Herefordshire = 70% Shropshire = 70% Worcs. = 70% Staffs. = 70% Warks. = 70% Leics. = 70% Derbys. = 70% Northants. = 70% Notts. = 60% Cheshire = 50% Glos. = 50% Oxon = 50% Bucks. = 50% Herts. = 50% Cambs. = 50% Lincs. = 50% Wilts. = 30% Somerset = 30% Devon = 30% Bristol = 30% Counties not listed in the South are subject to falling snow on the back edge of the system as it exits SE England and most counties will be at risk of very localized minor accumulations (less likely on the coast). N extent is subject to change and have not been included at present i.e. Pennines and N Yorks. Etc., these areas will be assessed in the next days.

@Met4CastUK I've seen the Met Office warning which just includes Sheffield Thursday into Friday so hopefully moves up a bit further so we're guaranteed something, Met Office doesn't say snow in the forecast for us but we're in the weather warning

@Seanobrien3098 If the band gets that far north, yes

WILL YOU SEE SNOW ON THURSDAY NIGHT ❄️❄️ 👉🏻 FOLLOW this account 👉🏻 RETWEET so others can see 👉🏻 Tell me your TOWN or NEAREST TOWN below I will try to answer / forecast for as many people as I can to give you an idea for your specific area. Significant snow possible for some.

@WxMidlands It'll get to Sheffield then just stop like it's done all week🙄

Potential for a major snow event, rain event and windstorm event, but where?? Models are all over the place! So don't take any of these charts seriously!

@YoungJames34 Does that mean South Yorkshire will get some heavy snow on Thursday/Friday?

So after all of those previous runs showing a northerly tracking low the GFS model finally corrects south and has it passing through the channel bringing heavy snow to central England

@ThermoConveyor @Met4CastUK Doesn't look like Tuesday we're going to get anything now either:/

@Seanobrien3098 @Met4CastUK It's a Tuesday or end of this coming week for us in and around the Peak District. I do think we'll see some snow through the week.

I think we are extremely close to a scenario where some parts of the UK end up seeing a genuinely severe (1980's esq) amount of snowfall here. There is very little signal to properly blast the cold air away, run after run, across models the cold air remains quite close to the UK, despite the uptick in Atlantic energy this isn't your typical very mild southwesterlies regime and there's little appetite for that within ensemble suites. Instead, we have a rather weak Atlantic disrupting lows just to the north of the UK and a potential new trend for a Scandinavian surface high to develop 10th-15th. All it would take is for a slight shift south of those disrupting lows and we're back into air cold enough for band after band of significant snowfall. Uncertainty in the mid-extended range is extremely high. But.. I'm seeing something.

@Met4CastUK Been forecast in sheffield from 8pm-10pm but nothing:(

Tonights snowfall risk is moving into northwest England and N Wales moving in an ESE direction. Looks heavier & more expansive compared with modelling, let's keep an eye on it.

@loki_weather Nothing in Sheffield:(

It is visible on satellite that there is a covering in many places!

@Met4CastUK Guessing Sheffield isn't getting much? Nothing in the forecast so far for us?

The reason I tweeted this last night is because the 18z ECM shifted away from a quick breakdown to cold. That trend has continued overnight and the ICON has shifted massively in that direction too. Next week is looking increasingly interesting from a cold & snow perspective.

@Met4CastUK Sheffield

Snow is in the forecast. Will you see some? ✅ Follow ✅ Retweet this ✅ Comment your nearest town and I’ll let you know the chances

@Met4CastUK Typical Sheffield won't get any:(

FRIDAY & SATURDAY | SNOW RISKS ❄️ FRIDAY A weakening cold front moving south across England & Wales will bring a risk of sleet & back edge snow, perhaps giving a dusting >200M. Showers will follow on behind across Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Accumulations of 5-10CM possible where showers frequent. 15-25CM >300M. SATURDAY Dry for most but snow showers will continue across Scotland, Northern Ireland and along the east coast. There's also the potential for a Pembrokeshire dangler which may give locally more significant (5-10CM) accumulations, particularly over higher ground and where snow showers are frequent. Will have an update closer to the time.

@Met4CastUK Nothing forecast for us in Yorkshire 🤦‍♂️

COLD AND SNOW LIKELIHOOD: HIGH Wed 31st Dec - Wed 07 Jan There is now very high confidence for a cold spell. Temperatures will struggle to get much above freezing for much of the UK during this period with an increasing risk of snow. Small disturbances may develop in a very unstable airflow as little as 12-24hrs ahead, so precise detail re: snow risks and locations isn't possible at this stage. Beyond this period the evolution remains very uncertain, it's possible the cold period is extended beyond the 7th with a re-strengthening in blocking and cold air, however it's also plausible that blocking weakens and allows milder, Atlantic air to return, at least further south and west.