No, not a Cotswold town.
A fairly interesting few days, though snow amounts here have been
disappointing.
This morning was a good example with thin cover here, but higher hills
inland there was a good few inches, though very wet stuff. I think the high
SST's have really had an effect again.
Heavy snow showers today, with temporary cover.
Have recently driven back from South Yorkshire and the snow is settling more
now, but no decent shower activity inland now. Currently snowing heavily.

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David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.

Update.
More than an inch of snow has fallen since last post, with radar indicating
more to come.
Main road now completely covered and very gusty with mini drifts in the
garden. Could be an interesting night if this continues.

--
David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.

"David Mitchell" wrote in message
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Update.
More than an inch of snow has fallen since last post, with radar
indicating
more to come.
Main road now completely covered and very gusty with mini drifts in the
garden. Could be an interesting night if this continues.

--
David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.

It was an interesting morning, too, though quite localised. We'd been
staying at Cherry Burton (near Beverley) and the minor roads were covered in
the (Tuesday) morning.

Stopped for diesel before joining the M62, and the snow was falling so
thickly that when pulling out from under the service station canopy, the
side window was opaque before I got onto the road. Had to wind it down and
endure a face-full. Clear once we got to the M62 though - by Goole, there
was no trace of snow on the ground or in the air.

Steve P

"Steve Pardoe" wrote in message
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"David Mitchell" wrote in message
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Update.
More than an inch of snow has fallen since last post, with radar
indicating
more to come.
Main road now completely covered and very gusty with mini drifts in the
garden. Could be an interesting night if this continues.

--
David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.

It was an interesting morning, too, though quite localised. We'd been
staying at Cherry Burton (near Beverley) and the minor roads were covered
in
the (Tuesday) morning.

Stopped for diesel before joining the M62, and the snow was falling so
thickly that when pulling out from under the service station canopy, the
side window was opaque before I got onto the road. Had to wind it down
and
endure a face-full. Clear once we got to the M62 though - by Goole, there
was no trace of snow on the ground or in the air.

Steve P


I was driving from here to South Yorks yesterday morning and there was
certainly an impressive shower, that followed me from home all the way to
Howden 35 miles-ish.


--
David Mitchell, 70m amsl, Langtoft, East Riding of Yorkshire.