Chalfont St Giles - Sunday 27th February 2005
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0900z NE F3 20km RESHSN 1Cu012 4Sc025 00.4/-02.8 1027
RMK: A brief snow flurry around 0840z. There's a 75 percent
dusting on the grass from overnight showers.
24-HR STATISTICS: Max (0900-0900): 5.1 at 1510z
Min (0900-0900): -0.4 at 0620z
Grass min (1800-0900110: -2.8
Rain (0900-0900): 1.3 mm

1200z NE F3-4 15km RESHSN 6Cu025 01.8/-05.2 1029
RMK: Occasional snow showers throughout the morning but all
have been very slight and insignificant. It's the 8th
consecutive day with snow falling. I suspect that it's many
years since that was equalled here.

1500z NE F3-4 20km -SHSN 5Cu030 03.1/-06.1 1028
RMK: Frequent very slight snow showers. Large flakes but not
very many of them.

1800z NNE F1 50km RESHSN 1Cu030 -00.9/-04.2 1030
RMK: Frequent slight snow showers for most of the day but never
amounting to anything. Cloud has melted away during the
past half hour. It's looking very likely that this will be
the
coldest night of the winter, so far.


Norman.
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Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

Chalfont St Giles - Sunday 27th February 2005
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0900z NE F3 20km RESHSN 1Cu012 4Sc025 00.4/-02.8 1027
RMK: A brief snow flurry around 0840z. There's a 75 percent
dusting on the grass from overnight showers.
24-HR STATISTICS: Max (0900-0900): 5.1 at 1510z
Min (0900-0900): -0.4 at 0620z
Grass min (1800-0900110: -2.8
Rain (0900-0900): 1.3 mm

1200z NE F3-4 15km RESHSN 6Cu025 01.8/-05.2 1029
RMK: Occasional snow showers throughout the morning but all
have been very slight and insignificant. It's the 8th
consecutive day with snow falling. I suspect that it's many
years since that was equalled here.

1500z NE F3-4 20km -SHSN 5Cu030 03.1/-06.1 1028
RMK: Frequent very slight snow showers. Large flakes but not
very many of them.

1800z NNE F1 50km RESHSN 1Cu030 -00.9/-04.2 1030
RMK: Frequent slight snow showers for most of the day but never
amounting to anything. Cloud has melted away during the
past half hour. It's looking very likely that this will be
the
coldest night of the winter, so far.


Norman.
(delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail)
--
Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

Chalfont St Giles - Sunday 27th February 2005
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0900z NE F3 20km RESHSN 1Cu012 4Sc025 00.4/-02.8 1027
RMK: A brief snow flurry around 0840z. There's a 75 percent
dusting on the grass from overnight showers.
24-HR STATISTICS: Max (0900-0900): 5.1 at 1510z
Min (0900-0900): -0.4 at 0620z
Grass min (1800-0900110: -2.8
Rain (0900-0900): 1.3 mm

1200z NE F3-4 15km RESHSN 6Cu025 01.8/-05.2 1029
RMK: Occasional snow showers throughout the morning but all
have been very slight and insignificant. It's the 8th
consecutive day with snow falling. I suspect that it's many
years since that was equalled here.

1500z NE F3-4 20km -SHSN 5Cu030 03.1/-06.1 1028
RMK: Frequent very slight snow showers. Large flakes but not
very many of them.

1800z NNE F1 50km RESHSN 1Cu030 -00.9/-04.2 1030
RMK: Frequent slight snow showers for most of the day but never
amounting to anything. Cloud has melted away during the
past half hour. It's looking very likely that this will be
the
coldest night of the winter, so far.


Norman.
(delete "thisbit" twice to e-mail)
--
Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England