0850z N F3 4000m -SN 6St006 8As120 -00.9/-01.5 1008.1
RMK: Snow depth 5cm. Most surfaces covered including
gravel, but not most paving slabs.

09-09: Tx 9.0 Tn -1.5 Tg -5.5 RR 4.5 sss 4.8

Philip Eden
Whipsnade 214m

On Apr 6, 10:29*am, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom
wrote:
0850z * *N F3 *4000m *-SN *6St006 8As120 *-00.9/-01.5 *1008.1
* * * * *RMK: Snow depth 5cm. *Most surfaces covered including
* * * * *gravel, but not most paving slabs.

09-09: *Tx 9.0 *Tn -1.5 *Tg -5.5 *RR 4.5 *sss 4.8

Philip Eden
Whipsnade 214m


hello Philip ,
a good 5-7 cm here , snow still in the shade at noon , guess thats the
low dewpoint , in need to ask a question ,you may know the answer ,
during the snow this morning a wind (quite strong) seem to appear for
around 30 mins , any idea what the cause of this was
thanks

Vince
Aylesbury
300 ft absl

"vince" wrote :
On Apr 6, 10:29 am, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom
wrote:
0850z N F3 4000m -SN 6St006 8As120 -00.9/-01.5 1008.1
RMK: Snow depth 5cm. Most surfaces covered including
gravel, but not most paving slabs.


: hello Philip ,
: a good 5-7 cm here , snow still in the shade at noon , guess thats the
: low dewpoint , in need to ask a question ,you may know the answer ,
: during the snow this morning a wind (quite strong) seem to appear for
: around 30 mins , any idea what the cause of this was
: thanks

Dunno Vince ... I didn't notice it here although I did notice that the
fields at the top of the Downs were almost swept clear of snow
when I did my 09z observation walk there, which suggests that
the wind had been stronger than the F3 I reported. My feeling is
that there is likely to have been an increase in wind on the back edge
of the mesoscale feature which brought the snow as the northerly
kicked in again ... similar to a squall at a proper cold front.
Perhaps someone following the synoptic detail could answer.

Philip