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1925
28/1/04

Squall line just gone through.
1700-1800 rain and hail showers after previous snow showers. Temperature rising
in increasing F6-7 westerly ahead of front.
1830 temperature 3.3 deg C in rain showers.
Circa 1837 squall hit the house with 5 mm hail lashing against window.
1840 Heavy hail and snow.
1845 Thunder and lightning circa 2 miles away.
1850 Pressure had jumped 3 mb since last observed at 1830
1850 Level snow 1 cm and rapidly rising
1900 Temperature 0.2 deg C
1915 Light snow and big flakes, snow depth +2cm. Lovely crunching sound !
1920 All over, moon coming out. Final snow depth 2-3 cm.

Best squall line I've seen for about 10 years !
Brilliant on the radar display line stretching right across the south.
We are now in true Arctic air, children off out to make a snowman, and I'll be
off for another brief walk on the moor to be followed by a brandy in front of
the log fire.

Life doesn't get much better than this !

Snowy cheers,

Will.
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" A cup is most useful when empty "
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