Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. Everywhere just about covered, including road.

On Feb 1, 7:58*am, Bob Martin wrote:
Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. *Everywhere just about covered, including road.

Intrigued as to what's causing this: In Southampton just to the west
of you the conditions for the last half hour have ben clear with a few
stratocumulus to the east - I guess it must be these.

Nick

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On Feb 1, 7:58*am, Bob Martin wrote:
Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. *Everywhere just about
covered, including road.

Intrigued as to what's causing this: In Southampton just to the west
of you the conditions for the last half hour have ben clear with a few
stratocumulus to the east - I guess it must be these.

As mentioned in a previous thread, snow on the ground here in Godalming
this morning.

What is interesting is seeing the Hogs Back green a few miles N and also
the field on top of a hill about a mile E: the trees on NW side of
Godalming show no snow.

So the boundary of the overnight snow, or residue unthawed in the
shade? Latter more likely.


--
Peter Thomas

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On Feb 1, 7:58*am, Bob Martin wrote:
Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. *Everywhere just about
covered, including road.

Intrigued as to what's causing this: In Southampton just to the west
of you the conditions for the last half hour have ben clear with a few
stratocumulus to the east - I guess it must be these.

As mentioned in a previous thread, snow on the ground here in
Godalming this morning.

What is interesting is seeing the Hogs Back green a few miles N and
also the field on top of a hill about a mile E: the trees on NW side
of Godalming show no snow.

So the boundary of the overnight snow, or residue unthawed in the
shade? Latter more likely.



Just the slightest dusting of new snow in Cranleigh overnight.
--
John Hall
"Acting is merely the art of keeping a large group of people
from coughing."
Sir Ralph Richardson (1902-83)

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On Feb 1, 7:58 am, Bob Martin wrote:
Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. Everywhere just about
covered, including road.

Intrigued as to what's causing this: In Southampton just to the west
of you the conditions for the last half hour have ben clear with a few
stratocumulus to the east - I guess it must be these.

As mentioned in a previous thread, snow on the ground here in Godalming
this morning.

What is interesting is seeing the Hogs Back green a few miles N and also
the field on top of a hill about a mile E: the trees on NW side of
Godalming show no snow.

So the boundary of the overnight snow, or residue unthawed in the shade?
Latter more likely.


--
Peter Thomas

The snow boundary was definitely not just NW of Godalming - a white covering
(about 1 mm)everywhere here in central Farnborough, now almost entirely
melted even in shady patches.

Roger

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On Feb 1, 7:58 am, Bob Martin wrote:

Snowing lightly just north of Portsdown Hill. Everywhere just about
covered, including road.

....
snow on the ground here in Godalming
this morning.

What is interesting is seeing the Hogs Back green a few miles N and also
the field on top of a hill about a mile E: the trees on NW side of
Godalming show no snow.

So the boundary of the overnight snow, or residue unthawed in the shade?
Latter more likely.


The snow boundary was definitely not just NW of Godalming - a white covering
(about 1 mm)everywhere here in central Farnborough, now almost entirely
melted even in shady patches.

Quite so, Roger. See also Phil Layton at Guildford and other reports of
snow to the n of here.



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Peter Thomas