Yes, all the way down to 0 m a.s.l!
Maybe only 1-2 cm. But there are now still
small patches on the lawn in places. At 200 m
and above the field is almost all white.
It was still snowing at 12:30 p.m., but not settling.

In a valley I drove up to a higher pass to look at the weather
the road was not passable, because of too much snow, and I had to
turn back at about 260 m a.s.l.
This is the first time in maybe about 30 years I have
experienced something like this in mid/late May.
(There was an incident ~15 years back when I didn't live here.)

Btw, it seems to get worse the coming evening and night, so
I wonder how this will end?

Regards,
Bjørn Sørheim,
Norway at 62 deg. N, 40 m a.s.l.

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Yn erthygl , sgrifennodd
Bjørn Sørheim :
Btw, it seems to get worse the coming evening and night, so
I wonder how this will end?

Yes I did hear the NRK P1 forecast last night (clear on MW here) and
was surprised to hear such a great mention of snø!

Adrian

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Yn erthygl , sgrifennodd
Bjørn Sørheim :
Btw, it seems to get worse the coming evening and night, so
I wonder how this will end?

Yes I did hear the NRK P1 forecast last night (clear on MW here) and
was surprised to hear such a great mention of snø!

It was actually forecast for Northern Scotland if I remember correctly
on the Countryfile five day prognostication. If we get frosty nights I'd
say it was almost spot on.

Not that bad a forecast considering.

I remember working on a police radio mast in the hills of Wales some 20
plus years back and it snowed in June or late May. I don't remember nice
weather with it though.


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"Adrian D. Shaw" wrote in message


Yn erthygl , sgrifennodd
Bjørn Sørheim :
Btw, it seems to get worse the coming evening and night, so
I wonder how this will end?

Yes I did hear the NRK P1 forecast last night (clear on MW here) and
was surprised to hear such a great mention of snø!

It was actually forecast for Northern Scotland if I remember correctly
on the Countryfile five day prognostication. If we get frosty nights
I'd say it was almost spot on.

Unless I'm seeing things, it's snowing right now in the Cairngorms!

http://www.cairngormmountain.com/webcams.htm

I was fortunate enough to experience some snow in the Scottish mountains a
couple of weeks ago when I went up there...

Paul.