Deepest snow (but still less than an inch!) since 27 Feb 2004.
Currently, we have a complete cover of wet snow of 2cm depth.

Notable transition to Cornwall-type weather around the midday
period. At 1100Z, we maintained more than half cover of snow
but there was no trace of snow by 1300Z as the temp soared to
+7.5C in sunny skies. The fresh west wind is doing a good job
of drying hard surfaces that were sopping wet not long ago.

SYNOP 08/0750Z
03/// 41258 81502 10006 20001 49840 55005 76872 885//
333 43002 81704 86708 88620=
--------------------------------------------------------------
SYNOP 08/1450Z
03/// 41475 22719 10075 20032 49880 52020 72511 82962
333 81918 91028 90710 91133=

METAR
EG// 081450Z 22019KT 9999 FEW018CB 08/03 Q//// BLU=

Details:
wind... W, force 5.
visibility... 25km.
weather... sunny and windy (slight shower 1350-1355Z).
clouds... distant CB cap to NW; CU, SC, AC cugen, CI spi.
air temp... +7.5C.
dewpoint... +3.2C.
RH... 74%.
sea level pressure... 988mb (rising).
rainfall last hour... trace.

beaufort letters (1350-1450Z)... bcpro,b.

Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire)