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On Wed, 24 Feb 2016 11:17:00 +0000
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On Wed, 24 Feb 2016 11:06:06 -0000, "Eskimo Will"
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Why not, they are in the UK?


Agreed but they're hardly representative.


Each station is only representative of the station itself. I drove to
Wattisham one Sunday just before the start of my night shift (00Z
start) along frosty roads with fields and trees heavy with hoar-frost.
This disappeared a few yards from the main gate and I arrived at the
office to find Honington had no frost or icy-road warnings in force for
the area. They'd misguidedly been going by our Wattisham obs which
bore no relevance to the local area whatsoever. A light-vessel in the
North Sea would have been as much use. As I recall, our air min for the
night was +3C but I guess it was closer to -3C within a few hundred
yards of the base when I'd arrived for work!

Several nights Wattisham had visibilities of over 20km when everywhere
else in East Anglia was no more than 2.5km in mist or industrial haze.
One night we had persistent cloud at 100ft or on the surface when the
whole UK had no cloud below 3,000ft at any time and, before anyone
asks, it wasn't upslope St.

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On Wed, 24 Feb 2016 11:43:45 +0000, Graham P Davis
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Each station is only representative of the station itself.


Yes, I understand that but the first two are mountain summits and the
third, although presumably it's close to the road, might as well be. To
include them in the list, I think, is a distortion of the overall
picture. Just my thoughts.

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On Wednesday, 24 February 2016 11:06:09 UTC, wrote:
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Here, -1.1°C at 05:46.

Why do you include Cairngorm (1245m), Aonach Mor (1221m) and Bealach na
Ba (c.620m)?
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Why not, they are in the UK?

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Although Mullingar (my old home town) and Dublin are definitely not UK!
But what of it, I'm more interested in the statistical information, Bruce, and thank you.

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On 24/02/2016 10:19, xmetman wrote:
Apologies for the earlier post which I hopefully deleted!
I most certainly was was having a senior moment, and here hopefully are the coldest spots in the UK for last night!


I too saw the original and have just replied to it. You should have
added a reply to it with your abject apology!


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