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Wet snow has been falling across the North York Moors this morning but most places have now seen a thaw of any lying snow and ice away from high ground. Tomorrow we see some colder air returning from the North after a "milder" blip in the weather today. In the morning it looks like there will be some showers running down the east coast which may feed inland slightly affecting east of the A1. Those inland with a bit of elevation could see something wintry from these showers. Eg; Moors, Wolds, Howardian Hills. Then later in the day around teatime we see a more organised band of showers push well inland that could possible affect the whole region. Again the further inland and the higher you are the better chance of seeing snow. All very marginal again which has been the story of this cold spell so far for those living at reasonable elevations however at least it gives us something to keep us interested/hopeful.
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It was already -6c at a couple of spots in Dales at 5pm this evening. Couple of my sheltered hollows didn't get above -2c today which is quite impressive for what I would call a fairly mediocre cold spell. All high ground (300m +) is holding onto snow cover quite nicely across the region but I think the "milder air" coming in from the North today may erode this somewhat. I'm hoping the EC follows the UKMO with some sub -8c 850mb temps for a time next early next week which would increase the chances of some snow to lower levels.
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NorthYorksWeather replied to Potent Gust's topic in Weather stations and equipment
Ventus Weather Station, WiFi Internet & Colour Forecast (W830) WEATHERSPARES.CO.UK The Ventus W830 weather station allows you to monitor your weather remotely as it uploads data to Weather Underground, Weather Cloud and also the UK MetOffice WoW service. Ventus has also added the...- 1 reply
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