cheshireoak
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Morning all from dull and cooler marginals 7.3C , breeze from NW- so the airmass change forecast overnight certainly happened!. Spring slowly springing-trees and hedges finally planted, but plenty of other stuff to do before proper warm up. Like Joe says next month looking really uncertain-I'm still just favouring a cold dry March.
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I was talking to a couple of neighbours the other day about lost local knowledge and the topic of bad snow drifting spots turned up. I can still remember most of the local bad spots(!), but has anyone get any details for most recent drifting events at lower altitudes? Got a feeling late 80's? can't remember much more recent. 1979(?) might even be the last time the lanes really got filled in. (sadly)
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-0.5 at dawn this morning in the marginals. Sounds like a Cheshire plain inversion in place- Rush reporting no frost higher up in Macc, but there was a frost lower down in town, but a -1.3 in sunny Northwich from severe snowstorm-interesting. Anyhoo very nice day in the marginals, but a slight breeze kicking up which is making things feel chilly. Hares now a regular spot on the lanes just before daylight, which is usually a sign of the season moving along (plus a bonus barn owl). Model thread still touting a cold march which I'm not sure i'm up for-although it would hold things back and make a bit more time for cutting and planting!
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Dunno, if I fancy a cold March Dark Horse! Think I can remember a few shockers when I was in my teens-so early 80's- got caught out in a snowstorm on my bike coming back from an early season trout fishing trip around then-think it was the closest to frost bite I've ever been-crying as the circulation came back! On the subject of cold spring weather despite recent pleasant springs we've had plum blossom frosts the last three years in the marginals.
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7.3C in the dull and gently breezy marginals. Decent day for outside jobs. Still got plenty to do before spring (Hedges done, but trees to plant, firewood to cut, veg patch to dig etc etc) kind of hoping some anticyclonic cool/cold materialises just to hold thinks back a little-the onset of spring caught me out a bit last year!
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7.9C in the blustery marginals. Full cloud cover blowing fairly briskly from the NW. Starting to enjoy the slightly longer daylight. Still not seen that bl****y comet-suspect Manchester light pollution in exactly the wrong place. As Had worse stated, things waking up in the crazy thread, could it be possible????-Doubt it, but it's probably about due.