On 8 Jan, 09:25, Tom Bennett wrote:
Minimum of -7.0C was reached at 07.50, here.

The day had started brilliantly clear and cloudless. *At around 07.45,
a fairly thin low cloud moved in from the north. *I say moved in, but
I'm not sure if it was forming in situ or not, and if so what effect
might have produced it - I was driving into East London when one
minute it was perfectly clear, and the next cloudy - I had a good view
to the SW and it seemed to be everywhere. *Looking at the records
here, its formation corresponded to the min temp (or it stopped the
temps going lower still); it's still there and moving surprising fast
across the sky, but with more gaps now in the overall sheet.

Still - 4.1C (09.25 hrs)

- *Tom

Blackmore, SW Essex 80m asl

Same in Chelmsford with that low cloud, although it's broken up a bit
now and the sun has popped out. I think it is some of the remnents of
those snow showers from Norfolk/Suffolk.

Keith (Southend)