Down to -4.6 which was significantly lower than forecast.

DM. Langtoft. ERofY.

On Monday, 9 March 2015 09:38:21 UTC, David Mitchell wrote:
Down to -4.6 which was significantly lower than forecast.

DM. Langtoft. ERofY.

Hi, David,

-4.0C here at MetO site, a little higher at -3.9C Lead Mill site(surprisingly, not unusual under calm conditions)
Grass down to -10.2C
Topcliffe -5C, which is what your -4.6C would round off to.

Ken
Copley
Teesdale
http://kencook.magix.net/website

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On Monday, 9 March 2015 09:38:21 UTC, David Mitchell wrote:
Down to -4.6 which was significantly lower than forecast.

DM. Langtoft. ERofY.

Hi, David,

-4.0C here at MetO site, a little higher at -3.9C Lead Mill
site(surprisingly, not unusual under calm conditions)
Grass down to -10.2C
Topcliffe -5C, which is what your -4.6C would round off to.


Yes I saw the forecast last night and the "dreaded towns and cities" in the
NE were expected to be 2 or 3C but "lower in the countryside". Guess you are
both country bumpkins then? LOL :-)

Never know what my forecast min is to be on the TV as I am in the country
but high up. I can, however, look at the site forecast for Haytor on the
MetO site which is usually pretty good.

Will
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http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Eddsfield on top of the hill here recorded +0.2.

On Monday, 9 March 2015 10:18:48 UTC, wrote:

I can, however, look at the site forecast for Haytor on the
MetO site which is usually pretty good.

Hi, Will,
I also use the MetO/BBC (same I think?) apps (for Copley) which I find as good as any.
I get a good overview out to 10 days, constantly changing and intriguing, alongside XC weather (GFS) for Copley and WeatherPro, Meteo-Group(ECMWF I think)for Barnard Castle (closest site).
Using the three alongside the MetO mountain forecast gives me a really good idea for 5 days and a reasonable one up to 10 days. I look at the charts occasionally to see the broader picture especially if the apps throw up something interesting.
Ken
Copley
Teesdale

On Monday, 9 March 2015 10:39:35 UTC, David Mitchell wrote:
Eddsfield on top of the hill here recorded +0.2.

Often visit that site, David. Reminds me of cycle rides back in the 60's when I used to race with Scarborough Paragon CC. Along A64, then onto B1249 - Staxton Bank was a great hill climb, the old WW11 Chain Home radar masts were still intact in those days, a really imposing sight! Then we would race up to the crossroads by Octon (near Eddsfield I think) and then turn for home just before the road goes down to Langtoft. 25 miles, could almost do the hour in my prime, bliss (:0)
Ken