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morning
dry with some breaks in the cloud and no wind. Temp still falling now at 6.4C
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hi
not a lot happening, fairly cloudy and not much wind; temp been up and down overnight, around 6am up at 10.9C now down to 6.9C with dewpoint also falling. No sign of having any rain but its probably the weak cold front that has just got south of here.
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hi
bit late this morning due to a technical hiccup with my ISP!!
Good white frost last night, air min MS1.2C, and a brilliant sunrise. Clouded over and even a few spots of rain, temp up to 4.4C
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agree not yet 3rd December, white frost, air temp -0.1C, ground down to MS2C, all cars white over, but fairly clear.
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nice winter type afternoon, temp already starting to fall away with only patchy cloud. Max around 8C now down to 5C.
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morning
dry with variable cloud after a few spots of rain overnight with a min, before midnight, of about 4C. Temp now 5.3C
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Hi Paul
most have posted on the November CET site, try looking there.
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Hi folks
I posted this in another area this morning. Hope it may explain things.
'remember that the lowest temp often occurs, winter and summmer AFTER the sun has poked its head over the horizon, sunrise, well here at any rate, is not until 0757am.
A similar thing occurs with the max temp, usually after the sun has reached its maximum height in the sky'.
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Hi Mrs MM
do you live in a frost hollow? it seems mighty cold for this time of the day!
Come to 'sunny donny' its a balmy 6.4C!
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Hi
Dry if rather cloudy with no wind. Min was 2.8C and just missed a ground frost. November data going into November CET post.
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lovely day now, temp around 7-8C, lots of blue sky and only a light wind. Is it really almost December?
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morning
still not an air frost, min Ps0.5C but a really white frost, slight breeze from the south. nSuperb sunrise with various cloud and contrail effects.
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till above zero but white frost on all the cars by 10pm, currently Ps1.1C but MS1.1 on the ground.. Clear sky.
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hi again
Just worked out my Mean temp for the month so far; including yesterday is 8.9C, some 2.4C above the long term average, but dry, only 16.0mm so far.
Still a couple of days to go but if the mean temp stays much the same then it will be the highest I've recorded in the back garden since I started in Jan 1997. Not sure about the long term value for this area.
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morning
Min of 2.4C with a fair amount of cloud and no wind.
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Hi Tm
4 oktas altocumulus perlucidus and cumulus humilis
very impressive
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hi
finally dry with a brief glimpse of the sun as it sets on a breezy and rather cold afternoon.
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morning
still a little rain with a moderate northerly breeze. Pressure now starting to rise. Min temp 5.4C currently on 6.2C
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hi
cloudy now after being clear during the first oart of the night. Light wind and temp up to 6C after a min of 4C
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Hi folks
Not sure how many have looked at this part of Net Wx site recently
http://www.net-weather.co.uk/index.cgi?act...arts;type=nwsat
give it a go, brilliantly clear sat pics in the Infra Red spectrum, ie the whiter any cloud is the colder it is, and 'usually' the thicker it is. Presume this is you Paul. Great and many thanks.
John
amend
sorry should have said there are 4, I only looked at the first image. There are 4 images 2 infra red with one showing precipitaion, and two in the visible spectrum again one with ppn.
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Hi Tm
tks for that, yep know the area, walked, biked in my younger days around there. It sure is pretty exposed. Talking of digging tunnels as a kid I do remember 1947. We had an outside loo, several mornings my father had to dig a way to it from our back door, only a matter of 2-3 yards along the same wall, and it was quite often way above my head. The house faced north with a sort of open box on 3 sides with houses, so with anything from the north or north east it just used to swirl around and plaster all the back of the house. A pity no one ever took photos in those days.
cheers
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very impressive, or 'orrible, depending on one's love or hate of bitter cold and snow. Just where in the Peak District do you live? Your figures are nearly as bad as mine for Feb 1963 and that was an incredible winter. Well it was on low ground and even more so about 500 feet up at my parent's house. I shudder to think what your conditions would have been like in the winter of 62/3. Have you got any idea, from any other source perhaps?
cheers
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morning
spits and spots of rain in the early hours and again around 8.30am but dry now with a few bits of blue, a light s'ly breeze and temp of 9.7C after a min of 8.1C.
when/IF winter arrives it is going to be a nasty shock to most of us!
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Hi LL
I've just been in the pub with a pal and been trying to explain just what it was like to experience Ms 15C, and also to have almost a whole WEEK with temps NEVER(excuse the capitals) even reaching zero deg C. We get really excited if it now stays below freezing for a couple of days, and if it snows as well --!!
Like you LL I would not want 65 days of snow cover thank you very much. I will eventually put together something about 1947, I was but a little lad then honest!
Again like you say LL it really is interesting to compare your figures with mine. Thanks a lot for your work too.
cheers
Tuesday 7th December 2004
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hello
Well what a beautiful day, no wind, not a cloud in the sky and a max around 11C. Temp now dropping quite sharply though, down to 6C