Evo

Well after going cold turkey back in March I managed to resist the lures of Net-Weather and the associated procrastination, day dreaming of snow and the other general behaviours that go with Net-Weather addiction for some 8 months. Woohoo! Except that I thought I would drop by earlier and noticed that many of the same familiar folk still hang around here I was especially pleased to see a certain OON still pedalling his individual brand of dry wit and cynicism (and no doubt still total hatred of smilies ) I think I may pull up a chair and stay a while... Oh damn it, here we go again! Having a quick look around it's as if I never left. The site has continued to grow and contatulations have to go to Paul and all of the team. Well, back to the title, it's almost "the most wonderful time of the year" again. No, not Christmas, full blown ramp fever. I, for one, cannot wait

I try and abide by the rules (even the ones I detest), though sometimes it's tempting not to :lol:

Just had a 5 minute, very wet, snow shower

A bit late, I've been away because of the Rallye Sunseeker but there was snow overnight (Fri-Sat) which left a dusting this morning (7 am) Also 2 snow showers this morning, didn't settle. Snow had all melted by 9am I would guestimate.

A moderately heavy snow shower here now, it's been snowing for about an hour so far. Still no sign of anything settling though.

Rather bizarre precipitation for the last 15 minutes. I'm not sure how you would classify it as there's clearly rain, hail and snow all mixed in together and at the same time

Firstly the weather observed at Bournemouth Airport One snow shower between 9 and 10 this morning From two o'clock until now, light sleet In central Bournemouth, however, no sleet that I have seen, light drizzle all day.

We've had two light showers earlier (pics in the pics thread). Now in a heavier and longer shower - it's been going at various intensities for about 15 minutes now. Still too warm to settle.

We've had 3 or 4 very light snow showers here today. Nothing has settled, not even enough snow to be visible on the ground.

Ahhhh, excellent, thank you! (By the way I though it meant Far Intervals, so I'm glad I didn't say what I thought it meant.... Oh dang it I just did ) I guess this all needs to be collated as suggested by scandhi and put in the Net Weather Guides (not wishing to lecture Granny about the eggs!)

Glad it's not just me. Sometimes I actually know what it stands for but my brain insist on using the "wrong" wording when I read the intial. What about FI? I cannot search the forum because of the tem length limit. I know what it means (I think) but not what it stands for?