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January 2nd 09, 09:57 AM
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Coventry snow
We had some light snow in Coventry for an hour or so before dawn on
Friday; although it had stopped by 0730hr, there was still a covering at Bablake at 0900hr, albeit not enough to measure depth in cventimetres! So the 2nd of January goes down in the Met Office diary as a snow day and a day of snow lying! Snowy cheers (a term borrowed from Will!) Steve Jackson Bablake Weather Station Coventry UK www.bablakeweather.co.uk |
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January 2nd 09, 11:32 AM
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So the 2nd of January goes down in the Met Office diary as a snow day and a day of snow lying! Snowy cheers (a term borrowed from Will!) perfick as mentioned in earlier thread, about to get kitted up for sons wedding in Warwick this PM, a little snow and some sun, JT |
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January 2nd 09, 11:45 AM
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So the 2nd of January goes down in the Met Office diary as a snow day and a day of snow lying! Snowy cheers (a term borrowed from Will!) Don't get too excited Steve, will probably be the only snow you get, well at least until March or April  -- Graham |
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January 2nd 09, 07:18 PM
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Coventry snow
reminds me Steve of snow days at Bablake especially when the pond at Nauls
Mill was drained to leave sufficient to allow skating and sliding , great fun . Also the hoar frosts on your front from cycling from Holbrooks to Bablake on many days cheers Mike "Steve J" wrote in message ... We had some light snow in Coventry for an hour or so before dawn on Friday; although it had stopped by 0730hr, there was still a covering at Bablake at 0900hr, albeit not enough to measure depth in cventimetres! So the 2nd of January goes down in the Met Office diary as a snow day and a day of snow lying! Snowy cheers (a term borrowed from Will!) Steve Jackson Bablake Weather Station Coventry UK www.bablakeweather.co.uk |
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