The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

On 21/11/2015 09:31, Dave Cornwell wrote:
The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

I noticed some splodges of sleet earlier this morning when the
temperature was 3.4°C. Rain easing now but 7.4mm (0.29") so far this
morning. Current temp now 5.4°C.

--
Keith (Southend)
"Weather Home & Abroad"
http://www.southendweather.net
Twitter:@SS9Weatherman

The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain arrived,
but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present. Temperature now
up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels like.......... ;-

Dave your welcome to this lot we have here!
Pain trying to get to the garage this morning with more heavy snow around
4.30 then it bloody froze solid.


Graham (Weston Coyney)

In message , Dave Cornwell
writes
The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

We had what could be best described as a sleetstorm around 8am here in
Cranleigh, Surrey. At its heaviest it was almost "proper" snow, before
easing off and turning back to mostly rain. About two miles to the north
is Pitch Hill, which rises to over 800ft, so I imagine that there must
be at least a couple of centimetres of lying snow up there.
--
John Hall
"Honest criticism is hard to take,
particularly from a relative, a friend,
an acquaintance, or a stranger." Franklin P Jones

Same in Wanstead - just cold, heavy rain. As ever 100 - 200m elevation makes ALL the difference

Dave Cornwell wrote in news:URW3y.399011$%
4:

The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

There was an icing sugar coating of wet snow at 0715 in Chiswell Green
(101m asl).It melted quickly even before the sun appeared.Max today 4.9C
minimum 0.9C at 0725.

Alan
http://www.wunderground.com/personal...d?ID=IHERTSST1

On Saturday, 21 November 2015 10:38:00 UTC, John Hall wrote:
In message , Dave Cornwell
writes
The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

We had what could be best described as a sleetstorm around 8am here in
Cranleigh, Surrey. At its heaviest it was almost "proper" snow, before
easing off and turning back to mostly rain. About two miles to the north
is Pitch Hill, which rises to over 800ft, so I imagine that there must
be at least a couple of centimetres of lying snow up there.
--
John Hall

Similar here but rather more proper snow and a just-about cover but soon gone.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey, 557 ft, 169 m.

On Saturday, November 21, 2015 at 9:31:33 AM UTC, Dave Cornwell wrote:
The temperature was only 2C when the heavy, near torrential rain
arrived, but surprisingly no splodges of sleet or wet snow present.
Temperature now up to 4.6C but I bet in the strong wind it feels
like.......... ;-)
Dave S.Essex, 0930

It was cold heavy rain here too in NE Suffolk, lowest temperature I saw about 3.5 deg C, rising quickly to about 5C in the morning. It feels cold in the Northerly though.

Brac, NE Suffolk.