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November 28th 09, 10:22 PM
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Sleet in Leeds and Wakefield area.
"Rob Brooks" wrote in message ... The first of the winter's sleet fell around 8.30am this morning between Leeds and Wakefield. This was at altitudes of less than 100m. Snow must have fallen in higher Pennine areas this morning. Rob Snow fell and settled on Great Whernside at the top of Coverdale yesterday. The northern slopes were still covered this afternoon. Trevor |
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