Actually, it's easing off now, but it's been snowing steadily since
about 8am. A good covering to add to the 3cm we had from Saturday's fall.

Temperature is really struggling here - still only -2c. There's no wind,
so last night's frigid air (it was -7c before the cloud moved in) is
just hanging around.

Looking forward to some North Sea "lake effect" showers later tonight
and into tomorrow. Maybe.

--
Chris
Swaffham, Norfolk

On Jan 5, 11:37*am, Chris Smith wrote:
Actually, it's easing off now, but it's been snowing steadily since
about 8am. A good covering to add to the 3cm we had from Saturday's fall.

Just speaking to a colleague in Norwich who says it's also snowing
steadily there and has been for a while.

I expressed suprise as there's nothing at all showing up on the radar,
anywhere at all in East Anglia.

- Tom.

Tom Bennett wrote:
I expressed suprise as there's nothing at all showing up on the radar,
anywhere at all in East Anglia.

- Tom.

Indeed - although it was on there earlier. It's pretty much stopped now,
so it kind of died in-situ.

I suspect we're too far east for today's heavy stuff, but I'll be
looking NE for the following few days.

--
Chris
Swaffham, Norfolk

On 5 Jan, 12:04, Chris Smith wrote:
Tom Bennett wrote:
I expressed suprise as there's nothing at all showing up on the radar,
anywhere at all in East Anglia.

- *Tom.

Indeed - although it was on there earlier. It's pretty much stopped now,
so it kind of died in-situ.

I suspect we're too far east for today's heavy stuff, but I'll be
looking NE for the following few days.

--
Chris
Swaffham, Norfolk

Must admit I'm a little concerned this low will wind itself up in the
SW and cut off our NE'ly feed. If we don't get any in the East / SE
between now and the weekend I'm taking up train spotting! Choo choo

Keith (Southend)

"Keith (Southend)G" wrote in message
...
On 5 Jan, 12:04, Chris Smith wrote:
Tom Bennett wrote:
I expressed suprise as there's nothing at all showing up on the radar,
anywhere at all in East Anglia.

- Tom.

Indeed - although it was on there earlier. It's pretty much stopped now,
so it kind of died in-situ.

I suspect we're too far east for today's heavy stuff, but I'll be
looking NE for the following few days.

--
Chris
Swaffham, Norfolk

Must admit I'm a little concerned this low will wind itself up in the
SW and cut off our NE'ly feed. If we don't get any in the East / SE
between now and the weekend I'm taking up train spotting! Choo choo

Keith (Southend)

Keith what ever you do, don't get steamed up;-)