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1000 4/1/03

Ground frost now melted and sun shining brightly in almost clear blue sky with
just a bit of cirrus. Temp now 5.5 deg C and I'm looking down on extensive fog
all around on lower ground with fog top estimated at around 200m. It's "above
the inversion" days like this that more than make up for the many days of
drizzle and low cloud we get in winter (like yesterday) !

Cheers,

Will.
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Sounds delightful Will :-)

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On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 10:29:32 -0000, "Will"
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1000 4/1/03

Ground frost now melted and sun shining brightly in almost clear blue sky with
just a bit of cirrus. Temp now 5.5 deg C and I'm looking down on extensive fog
all around on lower ground with fog top estimated at around 200m. It's "above
the inversion" days like this that more than make up for the many days of
drizzle and low cloud we get in winter (like yesterday) !

Cheers,

Will.

On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 10:29:32 -0000, "Will" inspired
by Deep Thought wrote:


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1000 4/1/03

Ground frost now melted and sun shining brightly in almost clear blue sky with
just a bit of cirrus. Temp now 5.5 deg C and I'm looking down on extensive fog
all around on lower ground with fog top estimated at around 200m. It's "above
the inversion" days like this that more than make up for the many days of
drizzle and low cloud we get in winter (like yesterday) !

Cheers,

Will.

You lucky person! We've got yet another day of gloom here in High Wycombe. The
sun has not shined here since last Sunday! A few flakes of snow yesterday
afternoon, then heavy drizzle from teatime onwards. The sun was obscured by
thick fog on Wednesday until the cloud rolled in, and whilst yesterday was
brighter (i.e. you didn't need the light on at midday) the sun still didn't
manage to break through the cloud.

I'm beginning to think I'm living in the gloomiest place in Britain. We've only
had two sunny days since 21st December!

Looking at WetterZentrale and Grads, next Thursday night looks mighty windy in
the south. You hinted that it might be stormy.

Nigel

Remove the notme.spammers from my e-mail address to reply via e-mail

Aagh! Every time I learn something new... it pushes something old out of my brain!

We seem to be over dosing on Sunshine on the Lincolnshire coast - sunny all
morning yesterday - sunny all day today so far (and a pleasantly mild
feeling 6.5C).

Paul
"Nigel Morgan" wrote in message
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On Sun, 4 Jan 2004 10:29:32 -0000, "Will"
inspired
by Deep Thought wrote:


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1000 4/1/03

Ground frost now melted and sun shining brightly in almost clear blue sky
with
just a bit of cirrus. Temp now 5.5 deg C and I'm looking down on
extensive fog
all around on lower ground with fog top estimated at around 200m. It's
"above
the inversion" days like this that more than make up for the many days of
drizzle and low cloud we get in winter (like yesterday) !

Cheers,

Will.

You lucky person! We've got yet another day of gloom here in High Wycombe.
The
sun has not shined here since last Sunday! A few flakes of snow yesterday
afternoon, then heavy drizzle from teatime onwards. The sun was obscured
by
thick fog on Wednesday until the cloud rolled in, and whilst yesterday was
brighter (i.e. you didn't need the light on at midday) the sun still
didn't
manage to break through the cloud.

I'm beginning to think I'm living in the gloomiest place in Britain.
We've only
had two sunny days since 21st December!

Looking at WetterZentrale and Grads, next Thursday night looks mighty
windy in
the south. You hinted that it might be stormy.

Nigel

Remove the notme.spammers from my e-mail address to reply via e-mail

Aagh! Every time I learn something new... it pushes something old out of
my brain!

"Will" wrote in message
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1000 4/1/03

Ground frost now melted and sun shining brightly in almost clear blue sky
with
just a bit of cirrus. Temp now 5.5 deg C and I'm looking down on extensive
fog
all around on lower ground with fog top estimated at around 200m. It's
"above
the inversion" days like this that more than make up for the many days of
drizzle and low cloud we get in winter (like yesterday) !

Cheers,

Will.

I can confirm it's pretty murky down below, Will. Similar conditions to what
can been seen at Yeovil on BBC1, although it has brightened up a bit with a
watery sun now visible.

Jon. (10miles NE of Exeter)