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November 5th 04, 06:37 AM
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Cold spots this am..
Seem to be Bourenmouth and Southampton
EGHH 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M00/M01 Q1030= EGHI 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M01/M01 Q1030= Min 3.3c at Guildford Phil -- http://homepage.ntlworld.com/phil.layton/meteo.htm |
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November 5th 04, 07:27 AM
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Cold spots this am..
In message , Phil Layton
writes Seem to be Bourenmouth and Southampton EGHH 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M00/M01 Q1030= EGHI 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M01/M01 Q1030= Min 3.3c at Guildford Phil Min 1.5c in Chalfont St Giles. Lots of windscreen scraping. Norman. (delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail) -- Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy Chalfont St Giles England |
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November 6th 04, 04:22 AM
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Cold spots this am..
On Fri, 05 Nov 2004 07:27:02 GMT, Norman Lynagh
wrote: In message , Phil Layton writes Seem to be Bourenmouth and Southampton EGHH 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M00/M01 Q1030= EGHI 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M01/M01 Q1030= Min 3.3c at Guildford Phil Min 1.5c in Chalfont St Giles. Lots of windscreen scraping. Bournmouth and Southampton Airports effectively report the open country situation (i.e. few people experience it) but here in a suburban back garden a few miles East of Southampton, it was a bit warmer: 3.3c minimum. Southampton/Eastleigh is slightly more urban than Bournmouth/Hurn - but not as urban as me. Guildford is, I'd guess, about the same as me and I'd guess Chalfont St Giles is less urban... but it's only a guess. -- Dave Fareham (West) |
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November 6th 04, 08:21 PM
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Cold spots this am..
Overnight min (Thu/Fri) was +0.8C in Romsey with our first
visible ground frost of the autumn. Despite this, our roses are still blooming nicely a day later (Sat). Could they be a new type of frost-resistant rose? Nigel. (Romsey, Hampshire) In message , Phil Layton writes Seem to be Bourenmouth and Southampton EGHH 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M00/M01 Q1030= EGHI 050550Z 00000KT CAVOK M01/M01 Q1030= Min 3.3c at Guildford Phil Min 1.5c in Chalfont St Giles. Lots of windscreen scraping. Bournmouth and Southampton Airports effectively report the open country situation (i.e. few people experience it) but here in a suburban back garden a few miles East of Southampton, it was a bit warmer: 3.3c minimum. Southampton/Eastleigh is slightly more urban than Bournmouth/Hurn - but not as urban as me. Guildford is, I'd guess, about the same as me and I'd guess Chalfont St Giles is less urban... but it's only a guess. -- Dave Fareham (West) |
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November 7th 04, 09:15 AM
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Cold spots this am..
In message , Nigel Paice
writes Overnight min (Thu/Fri) was +0.8C in Romsey with our first visible ground frost of the autumn. Despite this, our roses are still blooming nicely a day later (Sat). Could they be a new type of frost-resistant rose? Gardening hat on! A ground frost shouldn't harm plants flowering as high on the stem as roses do - we have 3 rose plants blooming well here in Warwickshire, even after grass mins of -3.3C in October - they seem to be surviving the damp too! -- Steve Jackson Bablake Weather Station Coventry www.nelink.co.uk/users/bws |
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