After being rather sunny and pleasant until mid-morning, it's been
dull and damp with blowing light rain and drizzle for much of the
afternoon and early evening, the kind of stuff the radar can't pick
up on very well. Temp been rising steadily though, now up to 9.3C
so I guess that's the warm front through.

Hopefully that's the worst weather of the Easter weekend gone.
It's certainly looking rather better than looked likely earlier in the week.

Col
--
Bolton, Lancashire.
160m asl.
http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co.uk

Yes the warm front is through Col but we're left in the warm sector and a
very moist boundary layer it is indeed. We've had fog since mid-afternoon
which is now quite extensive. The cloud base must be around 400' or so here.
Not sure what altitude you're at in Bolton but the fog mustn't be that far
above you if you're not in it !!

Steve

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Steve Graham
Rossendale
Lancs
950' AMSL
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"Col" wrote in message
...
After being rather sunny and pleasant until mid-morning, it's been
dull and damp with blowing light rain and drizzle for much of the
afternoon and early evening, the kind of stuff the radar can't pick
up on very well. Temp been rising steadily though, now up to 9.3C
so I guess that's the warm front through.

Hopefully that's the worst weather of the Easter weekend gone.
It's certainly looking rather better than looked likely earlier in the
week.

Col
--
Bolton, Lancashire.
160m asl.
http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co.uk

Same here on the other side of the pennines with a max of 13° and a min of
0° last night under clear skies

BTW Col's location height is in his sig :-)

PKH
Brierley, S Yorks
90m ASL



"Steve Graham" wrote in message
...
Yes the warm front is through Col but we're left in the warm sector and a
very moist boundary layer it is indeed. We've had fog since mid-afternoon
which is now quite extensive. The cloud base must be around 400' or so
here.
Not sure what altitude you're at in Bolton but the fog mustn't be that far
above you if you're not in it !!

Steve

--
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Steve Graham
Rossendale
Lancs
950' AMSL
================================================== ======================

"Col" wrote in message
...
After being rather sunny and pleasant until mid-morning, it's been
dull and damp with blowing light rain and drizzle for much of the
afternoon and early evening, the kind of stuff the radar can't pick
up on very well. Temp been rising steadily though, now up to 9.3C
so I guess that's the warm front through.

Hopefully that's the worst weather of the Easter weekend gone.
It's certainly looking rather better than looked likely earlier in the
week.

Col
--
Bolton, Lancashire.
160m asl.
http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co.uk

"Paul K Hudson" wrote in message
...
Same here on the other side of the pennines with a max of 13° and a min of
0° last night under clear skies

BTW Col's location height is in his sig :-)


Yes, 160m which is 500 feet.
Not foggy, but it seemed pretty murky at times.

Col
--
Bolton, Lancashire.
160m asl.
http://www.reddwarfer.btinternet.co.uk

"Col" wrote in
:

After being rather sunny and pleasant until mid-morning, it's been
dull and damp with blowing light rain and drizzle for much of the
afternoon and early evening, the kind of stuff the radar can't pick
up on very well. Temp been rising steadily though, now up to 9.3C
so I guess that's the warm front through.

Hopefully that's the worst weather of the Easter weekend gone.
It's certainly looking rather better than looked likely earlier in the
week.

31c here in Orlando, wall-to-wall sunshine. Sorry, couldn't help myself -
out here with work.

But back home tomorrow

Richard