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Old March 17th 13, 08:41 AM posted to uk.sci.weather
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Default Evershot, WDorset: Overnight snow still at it

On 17/03/13 08:06, Robin Nicholson wrote:
On Sun, 17 Mar 2013 07:47:52 +0000, Hugh Newbury
wrote:

Just measured 4cm depth on the wheeliebin top, the nearest level surface
I can reach without actually going outside. Large flakes and lots of them.

0745: T 0.2C D -0.1C.


Interesting! Its has ONLY just started snowing here at Hilton. Was
just thinking about this, checking the temp and dewpoint, turned
around and.....hey presto. Coming down with real intent.

I am not sure this will keep up for long judging by the radar - though
this is very difficult to assess. There is a long line of precip
running down to West Bay and beyond. I thought this was moving east
very smartly but I am not too sure. Pressure is just rising so I am
guessing we are on the back edge of a small cell circulation.

It will be interesting to hear from Martin Rowley later.

I seemed to miss all the thunder and so on yesterday.

I was only saying to someone yesterday that this Spring may be a VERY
long time coming

regards

Robin of Hilton


Robin, fascinating stuff! I've just been out to take a photo and found
that there is quite a thick fog/mist. I guess it's a cloud we're sitting
in, and that the snow grains are just part of the cloud.

Have a look he

http://www.evershot-weather.org/wx.html

I think you'll see what I mean.

All good wishes

Hugh

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