Yeah, I was based around 160m, but some much higher parts than that in the town and outskirts. Only negative was the blasted shadow effect with SE flows, but that was always more than compensated by decent snow events of the Irish Sea and even some from the East.
It certainly makes a difference here. I'm only around 8 miles from the Mersey Estuary, but that combined with a small bit of elevation does make a huge difference. I'd still rather be living back in Stalybridge when it comes to snow prospects though.
It's an interesting evening ahead. I don't know how much snow we'll see, but two things are certain. First is that the Indian Takeaway is now ordered, second is that it is time to crack the first beer.
I guess the metoffice warning doesn't start until 18:00 and puts the emphasis on later this evening through to the early hours, so we'll have to see how things progress.
Not hopeful now for the rest of the evening/night, even if we do get the ppn here. Metoffice showing heavy snow symbols right through from now to the early hours. We'll see what happens when the next batch arrives. Given the temps and more intense ppn, really wasn't expecting rain after light snow for an hour. Just goes to show how complex it all is.
Very light snow falling here on and off, but what is falling is settling, a very light dusting so far. Nothing marginal here. Some really juicy ppn just to the West of here, be interesting to see what that delivers. Temp currently -0.1C, dp -1C.