Isolated Frost

Actually, politically, that's not Siberia, it's the Far Eastern Federal District of Russia. With Yakutsk being the largest city there, however, I'm just being pedantic, however, geographically it is Siberia. Great thread though... snow as far down as 27 degrees north! Himalayas obviously though, Mount Everest has snow forecast for all of this week, with K6 recording temps under -15c all week aswell. Expect powder in Siberia aswell, some Ski Resorts predicting up to 10cm tomorrow...

So you hit 5c?

Little dusting on the Alps!

Hopefully here in Durham we don't get anything above 10c for night-time temperatures. Also hoping for a dramatic cool down and a good few frosts this month...

Will nights get any warmer, lots of places got record lows for August last night...

4.3c (39.7f) when I woke up at 7am this morning, forgot to look at graphs as I left for work; but with slight frost on some upper ground around a mile away from my home, I'd say it got down to 2c!

earthtools.org Just zoom into your positions and click Sunrise/Sunset times.

I had 27.6c yesterday, but normally, it's about 21-25c.

Tonight - My Exact Position Sunset: 20:23:18 Civil: 21:03:11 Nautical: 21:54:27 Astronomical (Pitch Black): 22:57:24

13.0c for me thanks, hopefully nothing above 20c regarding maxima and maybe a couple of sub-fives.

I wonder what the NET would be, possibly about 0.7c under CET?

I voted Snow & Autumn, for me, I love Winter, but the nights drawing in is simply amazing, I get goosebumps, and they are contracting quickly now! Autumn >> Winter >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Summer >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Spring

Where I live, I'd say Winter starts when the mercury doesn't hit 15c in a day. Hasn't happened yet, and forecasts show that it might not happen for a while yet. Also, late Autumn expected, could this also delay this years' winter?

:clap:Nice One, I'm having a dillemma, where I live seems to be in the complete middle of my two nearest weather stations, Langley Park & Houghton. What should I choose?

May I ask where and how you got your outdoor temp. signature?

Thanks Backtrack, so I guess it'll should be cooler temp. wise here aswell?

It won't let me edit, but this house is 50m above ground, my previous one was 22m above. Thanks again!

Hi! My first post here, so I guess I better make it good. I live in Sunderland, NE England and due to the proximity to the coast, we don't really experience snowfall here, at least not lying snowfall. I have moved from a small village on the Washington-Sunderland Border to High Rickleton, a rather posh-upstate area just north of the city of Durham, it seems to be very foresty and mountainous (?) here and it's a bit cosier. To get to the point, despite the fact I have only moved around 5 miles, do you think I would get more snowfall here than by the coast, and what do you think the temp. change would be. Thanks!