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Default [OBS] Tideswell, Derbyshire - Mon 29th Dec 2014

On Monday, December 29, 2014 9:43:13 AM UTC, Norman wrote:
Tideswell, Derbyshire - Monday 29th December 2014
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0630z 29003kt 10km -SHSN 5Cu008 -00.5/-00.7 1040
RMK: Snow shower is very slight. The forecast of the
temperature flat-lining at -1 throughout the night proved to
be a pretty good call. It's actually been a bit higher than that
for much of the night. The only blip was a colder spell in the
early evening when the temp got down to -4.4 around 1800z.
The temp was above zero intermittently throughout the night
so the 'ice day' didn't happen. There's 15 cm of lying snow.

0900z CALM 2000 BR 4St001 8St002 +00.8/+00.8 1041
RMK: Grey and murky since about 0730z.
09-09z: Tx +0.9 (0850z) Tn -4.8 (0925z) RR trace
15-09z: Tg -8.1 00-24z: Sun 4.0

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Norman Lynagh
Tideswell, Derbyshire
303m a.s.l.
http://peakdistrictweather.org


Temps were up and down all night, but interesting watching the road cameras site (http://www.trafficweather.info/roadWeather/rwisMap.jsp) as there was no real pattern to the temps. Some of the local hills were above freezing, some below and vice versa for lower ground and valleys. I did notice an obvious breeze from 2300 on, so obviously a bit of mixing going on and we bottomed out at -2.2.
Weather warning issued for here from the early hours, but the showers have been way out to sea. Annoyingly the MO used Humberside in the warning. Where's that!!!!!!

DM. Langtoft. ERofY.