Rollo

Currently 7.9c here after a maximum of 12c-however what is most interesting is that after a very windy night there is absolutely no wind at present.

Afternoon SR,its cloudy with light to moderate rain here-the wind after an horrendous night has dropped to only a light to moderate breeze-current temperature is 11c down from 12c at 10am,regards.

The temperature has dropped from 3.8c to 2.1c in the last 45 minutes and we are experiencing sleet and hail showers.

11-22am,cloud increasing from west,current temperature 5.7c(up from 3.7c)at 10am.barometer falling ,wind WSW increasing from light to moderate strength.

Sky clear,11pm temp -3.1c ,slight snow cover persisted all day in the shade.

Morning All, shade temperature at 9-30am -2.2c with a light snow cover-sunny at present.

Currently 4.3c ,overcast with light rain shower,barometer 982mb and falling slowly

Evening SR,It was a glorious day here but cold and it looks like we will get down to minus2 tonight but no snow even in sight,I guess we have got used to waiting and waiting and--------- . Have you noticed that Snowwatch is no more,a lot of the regular posters are up in arms and I can see a lot of them joining this board-cannot say I blame them. I'm still waiting to hear about my eye op but at least it means I can get out in this lovely weather,regards Rollo.

Glorious sunshine from a cloudless sky-minimum last night 2c,10am temperature 4c.Rollo

Morning,temperature at 9-15 +1c with partly cloudy skies and variable wind-overnight low of -1c.

Morning SR,cold cloudy and dry here but I don't think we will see much snow before the mild stuff arrives-did you see the slowwatch board last night -it is getting worse,regards Rollo.

Overcast but dry,Light Northerly wind ,temperature 4.5c

<Snip> <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I see no harm in looking back LL,only last night I laid my hands on some old Daily Weather Reports from November 1965 which was the snowiest November I can ever remember,I live in Newcastle upon Tyne and starting from the twelfth(I only have charts from that date)the weather was cold,but the real fun began on the 25th with a low over Ireland moving ESE just to the South of us and we got about 6" of fairly wet snow which then froze over night.Another low moved to the South of us the next night and gave ,as I remember around another Foot of the white stuff,Yet another low moved across the Midlands in the early hours of the 29th and a further moderate accumulation occured,after that the weather eased considerably.During most of the month the main feature was a large high over Greenland that did not move very much,oh to have a spell like that again,regards Rollo.