"Eskimo Will" wrote in message news:...

"Eskimo Will" wrote in message news:...
Rain and sleet showers overnight.
Now at 1730 we have cold rain, moderate intensity. Temp +3.8C.
A light SE wind. Max. +6.4C. Bar 999.5 hPa and falling quickly.


2050

Continuous moderate less cold rain. Temp +4.7C. Wind E light.
Bar 988.6 hPa and still crashing down. Low is still deepening, MetO
analysed central pressure at 1800 UTC was 987 hPa about 400 miles away
from me (and it is not doing 120 knots surely)!
Rain is insignificant at 20 mm so far. However, given the saturated
conditions in these parts most of it is running off into the river
systems.

I'm concerned now that the forecast is going for "a ball of chalk", the
next two hours will tell.


2240

Rain has stopped. Wind is calm and pressure is still clattering down at
983.3 hPa.
Temp +5.0C and just starting to fall. Rain so far 21mm.

http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Eskimo Will wrote:


I'm concerned now that the forecast is going for "a ball of chalk",
the next two hours will tell.

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In the sense less snow, less severe or the other way?
Dave

On Dec 15, 11:41*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Eskimo Will wrote:

I'm concerned now that the forecast is going for "a ball of chalk",
the next two hours will tell.

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In the sense less snow, less severe or the other way?
Dave

Never knew there were any cockney sparras at HQ in Exeter.
You'd be better orf asking your trouble and strife Will.

Len

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On 15/12/2011 23:41, in article , "Dave
Cornwell" wrote:

Eskimo Will wrote:


I'm concerned now that the forecast is going for "a ball of chalk",
the next two hours will tell.

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In the sense less snow, less severe or the other way?

In the sense it was wrong.

--
Chris H,
He's predictable, but that's to be expected.