Heavy rain showers overnight, much too warm for snow here, around 5 degrees
much of the time last night.

In fact we've till not had any really cold weather. Yesterday was the
coldest day at 7.5 degrees. In 2003 there were 8 days colder than that. With
the sea being 10 - 11 degrees still, there never was a chance of snow here,
unless the wind veered NE.



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Graham
Penzance
Penzance Weather www.easterling.freeserve.co.uk/weather.html

"Daniel R Stroud" wrote in message
...
With so many snow reports widely spread across England, just wonder who
hasn't seem any snow over night?


For one Wells in Somerset missed out overnight,

No snow on ground here in Wales, approx 10 Miles East of Aberystwyth, 400ft
ASL.
A few flurries late last night inc rain,sleet & hailstones at different
times; light dusting on mountains around us at approx 1000ft ASL.
-2degC over night, now reading +3.4 degC.
Bob

Yn erthygl , sgrifennodd
Bob :
No snow on ground here in Wales, approx 10 Miles East of Aberystwyth, 400ft
ASL.
A few flurries late last night inc rain,sleet & hailstones at different
times; light dusting on mountains around us at approx 1000ft ASL.
-2degC over night, now reading +3.4 degC.
Bob

Where are you Bob? Snow lying here enough to sledge on - good sledging
yesterday (Wednesday). On my way in yesterday I noticed the snow stopped
at probably around the 200m level (650ft).

Temperature last night coldest of the winter: -5.1. Now just above freezing.

Adrian (12 miles ESE Aberystwyth, 260m/860ft asl)
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Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Cymru ac.
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