Records tumble in east Scotland. Last night at 3 am I recorded -11.2C -
a new record low for me and my first recording beneath -10. It warmed
up quite a bit after that, currently at -4.4, with cloud cover comingin
from the west.

This is my 23rd year of taking accurate weather measurements. I just
missed January 1987 in Coventry, which was exceptional and perhaps
comparable.

We are now also entering our 73rd hour of frost, with my record of 80
hours set 5-9 January earlier this year in the balance.

I take all the credit for this, personally, of course. Well done me!


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Trevor
Frozen in Lundie, near Dundee
http://www.personal.dundee.ac.uk/~taharley/

In article 2010120307250116807-taharley@dundeeacuk,
says...
Records tumble in east Scotland. Last night at 3 am I recorded -11.2C -
a new record low for me and my first recording beneath -10. It warmed
up quite a bit after that, currently at -4.4, with cloud cover comingin
from the west.



Dyce Aberdeen recorded -16 at 4pm which is quite remarkable. At 7am they
recorded -15 and an hour later, -4.6, which is also quite remarkable.
Currently -2.

--
Alan LeHun

Trevor Harley wrote:
Records tumble in east Scotland. Last night at 3 am I recorded -11.2C -
a new record low for me and my first recording beneath -10. It warmed up
quite a bit after that, currently at -4.4, with cloud cover comingin
from the west.

This is my 23rd year of taking accurate weather measurements. I just
missed January 1987 in Coventry, which was exceptional and perhaps
comparable.

We are now also entering our 73rd hour of frost, with my record of 80
hours set 5-9 January earlier this year in the balance.

I take all the credit for this, personally, of course. Well done me!


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Always nice to break a record! -5.8C here but there was some cloud cover
later.
Dave, S.Essex