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Other than the caster sugar dusting earlier there's been nothing in my neck of the woods since. Got my fingers crossed for that giant mass heading south to intensify as currently the Pennines are eating it leaving a snow shadow on the west side.
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4 minutes ago, MKN said:
Its like diamond dust. very fine snow flakes when temps are extremely low.
Google description..
a type of precipitation composed of slowly falling, very small, unbranched crystals of ice which often seem to float in the air; it may fall from a high cloud or from a cloudless sky, it usually occurs under frosty weather conditions (under very low air temperatures
32 minutes ago, fizz511 said:Im not sure if it’s snowing or if someone is just overhead with a giant sieve and a megabag of icing sugar.
Such teeny, teeny, tiny flakes, and very glittery when they’ve settled.
When I looked at some that were falling here earlier (shoved a black t-shirt out the window to 'catch' a few), they were flat hexagonal shaped plates about 2-3mm in size, not spiky at all, quite literally ice glitter.
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11 minutes ago, markw2680 said:
You moved the camera slightly as you took the pic, everything has an upwards smear to it, including the slide + snowman remains in the bottom left.
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8 minutes ago, weirpig said:
West Midlands is one of the better regions for snow considering our climate we don't do too bad
Unfortunately it's the Pennines that do it in for us as normally the cold snowy weather comes from the east, and we are right in the lea of the hills here. It tends to dump up on the moors leaving nothing to fall as it passes over and rebuilds up then starts up again as it gets close to the Welsh border.
It's usually a case of EVERYONE getting snow country wide with just our area with barely a sprinkle and wondering what all the fuss is about This makes a refreshing change for once.
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3 minutes ago, smethwickgg102 said:
Now light dandruff
Got a good centimetre of dandruff here.
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Constant steady and continuous dusting here.
Was watching it fall past the house light and noticed it flashing like falling glitter, so wrapped a black t-shirt around my hand and stuck it out the window, low and behold the snow is made of small 2-3mm hexagonal plates rather than the traditional flakes.
It's literally showing ice glitter outside
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It is SNOWING!!!!!!! ❄?❄☃❄
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1 hour ago, Midlands Ice Age said:
No one with any temps from last night?
I am currently at -1.6C (11:00) with mist and about 200m visibility.
Minimum overnight -5.2C, just after 05:00. Coldest of the year so far. This is from Central Solihull.
Lower temps must have been recorded in more rural districts?
MIA
Got down to -5.6c with dp at -5.7c (considering we were at 5c yesterday that's a drop of 10c in 12 hours, not bad ) , still currently sitting at -1.5 with dp at -1.6 freezing mist still lingering and plants still coated in hoar frost. Looks very pretty
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54 minutes ago, Midlands Ice Age said:
Nice to see the development that my 'kink' had for-seen on Monday evening!!
Not there yet, but looking more likely.
Temperatures falling like a stone at -2,2C at 18:00, after reaching the dizzy heights of 3.4C at about 15:00.
Looking as though I could record an ice day.
Looks like the coldest night of the year so far here.
MIA
Temp charts look like a cliff face, had high of about 5c around 3 o'clock'ish', down to -1.5c (dp -2c) now and dropping fast.
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28 minutes ago, Andypvfc said:
Warm!!!! Lol. Must be me, but I felt frozen in my taxi in Kidsgrove today. Lol. To me it feels the coldest day of the Winter so far. Lol. Perhaps just me
It's got up to about 5C today, considering it's been at 0 or in the minuses for the last week, I'd say that it's quite warm in comparison.
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Woke up to dandruff covering, but melted fast, still got quite a bit of snow from the 6 or so inches that fell previously, though that's melting quick now. It's warm enough here that there's knats dancing over the top of the garden hedge.
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4 hours ago, MattStoke said:
Light snow in Stoke. Just giving a small dusting.
Doubt there'll be more today, had to walk up top of Norton to go Co-op, and it just doesn't feel anywhere near as cold that it's been the last week. Even the small tiny breeze that there is just doesn't have that icy 'bite' to it.
Dunno if it's because I've gotten used to the cold but it feels positively mild out there.
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31 minutes ago, MattStoke said:
Looks like a shower has done the impossible and made it over the Peak District and is approaching me. Expecting rain though.
I can confirm the rain ?
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16 minutes ago, nobble said:
Surely not more snow for Stoke
Just had about 3 mins worth of spotting rain, but that's all so far today. Though looking at the radar now, the precip has finally started pushing past the moors and making it past Leek.
Also temps are just under 3C with dp's at 1.5, so no chance for anything frozen atm.
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Been keeping an eye on the radar and windows all day, nothing interesting happening here though All the fun stuff is fully dumping up on the moor's
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*Keeps an eye on the new big blob that's formed over to the North East.
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I think the radar may be slightly broken, Snows beginning to pick up here into larger visible flakes, but it's just showing a big empty area of nothing over us and that's with the 10 min lag taken into account. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Closest visible thing on the radar that's heading our way is about 30/40 mins away.
EDIT: And as I typed this it's gone back to dust again
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Snowing here in my area of Stoke, not showing anything on radar though. It is the fine powdery stuff though, so maybe too small particle size for the radar to pick up, still coming down quite fast though despite that.
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Round 2 incoming for S-o-T Starting to lightly snow again
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Giant flakes have now stopped Got tiny dust like stuff coming down now.
But looks like another nice blob or precip behind it, (as long as it makes it over the hills). -
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5 minutes ago, mother nature rocks said:
Who’s up for a few beers and staring out a window tonight??
I'm already playing my favourite 'game' of, How high up can I see the individual flakes.
Considering the size, pretty damn far!- 1
Midlands Regional Discussion Jan 2021 Onward
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Absolutely nothing in my area of Stoke, even the dust from last night is gone.