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February 2nd 06, 07:24 AM
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It's a frost Jim but not as we know it !
Remarkable conditions here in rural Northants at least to me. At 8am with
full cloud cover it is -2.9c but no frost visable on the roof, cars or grass. Jim |
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February 2nd 06, 07:32 AM
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It's a frost Jim but not as we know it !
Jim wrote:
Remarkable conditions here in rural Northants at least to me. At 8am with full cloud cover it is -2.9c but no frost visable on the roof, cars or grass. Jim Yes I noticed how dry the air is, yesterday, when the temp was at freezing point or below zero all day, and no frost. Joe Wolverhampton 175m asl |
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February 2nd 06, 10:31 AM
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It's a frost Jim but not as we know it !
At 8am with full cloud cover it is -2.9c but no frost visable on the roof,
cars or grass. Jim At 11:30am -1.9c 82% humidity -4.5c dewpoint overcast |
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February 2nd 06, 04:14 PM
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It's a frost Jim but not as we know it !
Similar in London. Temp was -1C and no condensation at all at 8AM. Still -1C
at 3PM. Brr! No wonder my fingers were icy cold by the time I'd biked it to work and back... Hmm the places I'd like to go today and yesterday are the tops of the Pennines or Snowdonia. Looking at NOAA18 those peaks are sticking out above the cloud into the warmer air above 1500 feet. The Larkhill sounding shows it is as warm as +5C between 3000 and 5000 feet. That's one helluva inversion! The real 0C line is way up at 10,000 feet, which is very high for the time of year. -Mike "Jim" wrote in message ... At 8am with full cloud cover it is -2.9c but no frost visable on the roof, cars or grass. Jim At 11:30am -1.9c 82% humidity -4.5c dewpoint overcast |
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February 2nd 06, 04:41 PM
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It's a frost Jim but not as we know it !
"TerminalVelocity" mike(underscore)j(underscore)rubin(at)yahoo.co.uk
wrote: Similar in London. Temp was -1C and no condensation at all at 8AM. Still -1C at 3PM. Brr! No wonder my fingers were icy cold by the time I'd biked it to work and back... Hmm the places I'd like to go today and yesterday are the tops of the Pennines or Snowdonia. Looking at NOAA18 those peaks are sticking out above the cloud into the warmer air above 1500 feet. The Larkhill sounding shows it is as warm as +5C between 3000 and 5000 feet. That's one helluva inversion! The real 0C line is way up at 10,000 feet, which is very high for the time of year. One day at RAF Wyton in 1963 we had surface temperature hovering around -10C with +10 just above the surface. Forecaster was contacted by someone worried about the water tower freezing. It was suggested to him that he take a deck-chair to the top and enjoy the warm sunshine. -- Graham Davis Bracknell |
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