On Monday, 6 October 2014 10:59:07 UTC+1, Ken Cook wrote:
"Norman" wrote in message ...



It's a bit bracing on the summit of Cairngorm this morning. The 0700z

observation was



SE 88 knots gusting 100 knots with a temperature of -0.1C.



At 0400z it was SSE 92 knots gusting 106 knots but the temperature was a

balmy +1.2C.



Not many walkers up there today!



Hi, Norman,

Quite gentle by comparison, however Great Dun Fell area 20 miles from here

and just short of 3000ft is gusting 61KT at 3C. Anemometer hasn't been

recording correctly for some time but I estimate around 54KT mean speed so

far. I expect a lull is awaited before the instruments are fixed!

Ken

Copley

Teesdale

Ken,

GDF old summit building my alma mater at least the UMIST (as was) part of it. I was there as they built the raydome and then got to use part of the new building, but I am sure I have told you this all before.

I remember going out in the dark, cloud at 60 KT mean and almost not finding my way back. Thought I knew my way without a proper torch to check on things not that you could see that far - but I got disorientated and took a while to find the old building on my way back.

I saw a picture of snow on Hartside top over the weekend too.

Cheers, Andy