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Old February 2nd 11, 02:07 AM posted to uk.sci.weather
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On Feb 1, 10:38*pm, "Colin Youngs" wrote:
"John Hall" schreef

: In article ,
: Colin Youngs writes:

: "Phil Layton" schreef in bericht
: ...
: : Many flights cancelled from LHR today bound for New York, Chicago,
: : Washington & Philadelphia etc
: : Latest:
: :http://layton.me.uk/11020118us.gif

: Quite an abrupt change in the weather at Austin, Texas
: http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/KAUS.html

: Yes a fall from 19C to 6C within an hour, apparently with no more than
: light rain!

I was thinking particularly of the fall from 27°C to -1°C less than 24 hours
later ... and 19°C to -11°C at Abilenehttp://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/KABI.html

Colin Youngs
Brussels


Hi everyone from a very cold and snowy Nebraska. Yesterday we had
freezing rain with the temperature at around 24F, but it sooned turned
to snow and we have had over 24 hours now of continuous, mainly light
snow. The temperature has now dropped to about 10F and with a wind
gusting to 40MPH the blowing snow is something to behold. Many of the
interstates have been closed due to accidents and quite deep drifts
that cover the highway. The snow is so dry that it blows around like
sand and the wind chill is amazing. The snow is now easing off, but
the wind will stay strong to gale so the snow will be blowiing around
for a good while yet. I have often wondered what a mid plains snow
storm was like, now I know. The temperature is forecast to fall to
around -14F so that is something to look forward to.
See ya