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Posts posted by kar999
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I can vouch for it blowing a hoolie here. Gusting to 40 mph. The wind chill is vicious.
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Snowing here in the Moelwyns. Was white over here at 6am but turned to rain/sleet at lower levels. Snow line looks to be about 250m
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Saturday looks like the best chance at altitude.
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Few grains for 5 minutes just.
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Snowing on the Moelwyns in Snowdonia. Sleet at lower levels
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Snowing on the Moelwyns in Snowdonia. Sleet at lower levels
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10 minutes ago, The Wolf said:
The showers are staying too far north near Stoke and hardly moving. Anything that does move just dies out. Really disappointing.
Just went to lock up and a few light flakes must have fallen in the last couple of hours. Barely a dusting.
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Getting there....
Temp and Dew Point +2 +1 at RAF Cosford and 0 and -1 at Wolverhampton.
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8 minutes ago, Ian Ballinger said:
I was going by the metoffice who had me down for snow from 2pm
Well they were 10 minutes out here in Telford. The 13:50 snow flurry has been and gone now.
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Well we have a snow flurry here in Telford.
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32 minutes ago, marksiwnc said:
Snow has been Falling to low levels in NW Wales this morning. And it has gone a lot colder. Mountains are completely white
Plenty in the Ogwen Valley. http://www.ogwen-rescue.org.uk/webcams/
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11 minutes ago, Gord said:
The precipitation is heading this way but will be rain of course, at least for the first few hours. Whether anything of it is still lingering here when the cold air arrives is the question. At the moment, I'm going with that it won't I'm afraid. However, with a bit of luck those showers later might get here.
Dudley Council are out gritting right now. Seems a bit of a waste of time with likely rain imminent. We shall see.
I remember well the snow, rain & freeze of Jan 2004(?) when it took me nearly 7 hours to get from Cradley Heath home to South Staffs. The Dudley gritters came out in the afternoon when it was snowing and then it turned to rain and then the skies cleared at about 4pm which caused a rapid freeze. The gritters tried to get out again but by then it was rush hour and gridlock throughout the Black Country and Brum.
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As Frog says an SLR camera and tripod will do the job. Physically pressing the shutter will normally cause judder or blur. If you don't have a shutter cable, you can always use the delay on the shutter (like when you press it and run around for group shots before it goes off.) You can also get remote controls for some cameras to do the same thing.
The SLR doesn't have to be expensive. My old Nikon is 9 years old and still does a great job.
There are a few good websites giving tips. I used to carry a card with a table of ISO and F settings and times for exposures which I printed off one site but have lost it!
Here looks like a good site.
https://photographylife.com/how-to-photograph-the-northern-lights
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Snow on the Clee Hills this morning.
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G3 storm in progress but no chance of clear skies here at the moment.
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20 hours ago, Polar Maritime said:
Kp5 Storm tonight, Parts of Iceland are even turning off there Street lighting for a better view.
Cracking Video on here.......
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-news-from-elsewhere-37506571
Reykjavik goes dark for Northern Lights show
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In-laws are on a cruise in Norway so I hope the skies are clear for them
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Drizzle arrived here at 5pm off the Irish sea. Now up in the clag in the mountains.
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Heavy rain piling in from the Irish Sea across Snowdonia.
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Posted · Edited by kar999
A gust this morning has torn the felt off my wood store and a tree was down on the A41.
Just as well I'm not up in North Wales today. Top 4 highest gusts are all from up there with Capel Curig at 79mph... scrub that Met Office now showing 94 mph!!