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Snow In Harrogate, North Yorkshire, 4th December

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Yeti Apprentice

Yeti

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  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
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Some pics :)

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And the embarrassing one! :doh:

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jethro Accomplished

jethro

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  • Location: Cheddar Valley, 20mtrs asl
  • Weather Preferences: Snow and lots of it or warm and sunny, no mediocre dross
  • Location: Cheddar Valley, 20mtrs asl
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Wow! The Stray looks beautiful; I used to live just behind the Tewit Well, only saw snow like this once though back in 1990 (I think). Enjoy!!

Yeti Apprentice

Yeti

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  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
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Wow! The Stray looks beautiful; I used to live just behind the Tewit Well, only saw snow like this once though back in 1990 (I think). Enjoy!!

Actually that's Valley Gardens but the Stray looks magnificent too.

Stratos Ferric Rookie

Stratos Ferric

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  • Location: Steeton, W Yorks, 270m ASL
  • Location: Steeton, W Yorks, 270m ASL
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Between 5-6" level here...I rather pessimistically only took the 6" ruler out! Quite a variation in depth: on the windward side last night minimum depth is 3", on the main path in the shelter of the bushes it's 9" and more. Level on wall top with reasonable exposure is 6". Surprised there are no larger drifts, but the snow was wet and clearly stuck: any drifting is just lee effect and no more than double the level depth.

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Pennine Ten Foot Drifts Community Regular

Pennine Ten Foot Drifts

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  • Location: Huddersfield, 145m ASL
  • Weather Preferences: Lots of snow, lots of hot sun
  • Location: Huddersfield, 145m ASL
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Between 5-6" level here...I rather pessimistically only took the 6" ruler out! Quite a variation in depth: on the windward side last night minimum depth is 3", on the main path in the shelter of the bushes it's 9" and more. Level on wall top with reasonable exposure is 6". Surprised there are no larger drifts, but the snow was wet and clearly stuck: any drifting is just lee effect and no more than double the level depth.

That is pretty impressive SF - and just goes to show how snowfall can be such a localised event. I would guess you're no more than 20 miles futher N and E than here, and a bit lower, but you've had probably three times as much snow this morning.

jacksdad Newbie

jacksdad

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  • Location: Ash Brake, N. Swindon
  • Location: Ash Brake, N. Swindon
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Such a pity it'll be thawing away now

Don Maestro

Don

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  • Location: Longden, Shropshire
  • Location: Longden, Shropshire
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Certainly a fun day for some and certainly some impressive snow depths. Am quite envious! Needless to say, nothing but heavy rain down here over night. It's now quite sunny and fairly mild. Typically, it's milder than they forecast.

Yeti Apprentice

Yeti

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  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
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Nice pics there Yeti, did you eventually get 12CM's of snow or was it a bit less than that? :)

It snowed heavily until 8 and then moderately till 11 so I have 12cm, although some of that has melted now even though it never rained.

Yeti Apprentice

Yeti

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  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
  • Location: Cambridge (term time) and Bonn, Germany 170m (holidays)
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Some more pics of the snow falling - the table gives you an idea of the depth-

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jimben Seasoned

jimben

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  • Location: Lake District at the foot of Blencathra 610 ft asl
  • Weather Preferences: Snow & Ice
  • Location: Lake District at the foot of Blencathra 610 ft asl
Posted

Congrats on your snowfall and very nice photo's

WS Evolution Newbie

WS Evolution

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  • Location: Vale of York: 14m above mean sea level
  • Location: Vale of York: 14m above mean sea level
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Very nice.. not quite as much here, although if I could of drove to higher altitude it will be similar I guess. I did try but the road I took was not really passable.

Dr Rains Newbie

Dr Rains

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  • Location: The Weather Surgery Nr Langsett S.Yorks 340m asl
  • Location: The Weather Surgery Nr Langsett S.Yorks 340m asl
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Being high up isn't always great for snow, but it helps most of the time - slept through most of this event and woke up at about 2pm to very little snow, the hill in the picture is Pike Low and thats 478m asl.

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WS Evolution Newbie

WS Evolution

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  • Location: Vale of York: 14m above mean sea level
  • Location: Vale of York: 14m above mean sea level
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For snow in this event you needed to be far enough east, in the intense part of the band and higher up the better, but if the first two factors are in place the snow could fall heavy even at 14m asl! like here, but 50m higher up there was loads more.

A.J Maestro

A.J

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  • Location: Sunderland
  • Weather Preferences: Hot Summer, Snowy winter and thunderstorms all year round!
  • Location: Sunderland
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Nice photos Yeti, all we had in the west midlands was a few stray flakes then lots of rain!

Guest Ghost

Guest Ghost

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Thanks Yeti, enjoyed then all, and theres some stunners in there too :)

grab my graupel Enthusiast

grab my graupel

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  • Location: Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
  • Location: Castle Howard, North Yorkshire
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Hi Yeti, It's lovely to see those pics mate - I have some fond memories of Harrogate,

as my dad used to take me there, quite often, when I was a child.

It looks very pretty on those shots you have taken

Brian :)

S.F.

What a result :)

Storm Animal Apprentice

Storm Animal

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  • Location: Saddleworth 1000ft ASL
  • Location: Saddleworth 1000ft ASL
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Nice pics people, the snow event looked impressive here last night, whilst lamppost watchin but not very impressive on 1st light, and had mostly turned to rain by 6am. Seems the further north & east you were, the better chance you had of seeing the snow. Large parts of Scotland also missed out. Stratos feric im impressed with the depth of that snow in particular, looks great ;)

Mammatus Apprentice

Mammatus

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  • Location: Haverhill Suffolk UK
  • Weather Preferences: Thunderstorms, Squall Lines, Storm Force Winds & Extreme Weather!
  • Location: Haverhill Suffolk UK
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I bet that ruler could tell a few tales.

;)

Stunning pictures there Yeti. How very picturesque and wintry. ;)

TA

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