Snow Watch: East Mids, Lincs And S & E Yorkshire

[Mark Bayley]

Remained a wintry mix for the rest of night, some damage to the snow already the the ground however nothing significant

[galba]

Somebody painted our garden shed white last night....why would they do that ?

3 to 4 inches here. It seems to have snowed continuously from about 4 pm yesterday through to just before 6 this morning. Perhaps just as well we were out of the heaviest ppn. Anyway I broke the snow-shovel trying to lift too much with it

Apologies to all those who didn't get any.

[Mark Bayley]

Glad to here you got some, I wonder if the higher up parts of sheffield got much?

Edited February 10, 2009 by mark bayley

[Terminal Moraine]

3 to 4 inches here. It seems to have snowed continuously from about 4 pm yesterday through to just before 6 this morning.

Well the figures are the same as here but ours was in centimetres. There were about 10 hours of continuous snowfall but it was always light. Temperature just above freezing now with a slight thaw.

[The PIT]

Ironically ended up with less lying this morning than we had yesterday morning. Looking at the amount of rainfall (10 mm) a surprising lack of depth so more likely it turned to sleet later on. Should be some good depths very high up though.

[woldsowl]

Well the rain finally washed away most of last weeks and Sundays snow - but heavy shower around 0600ish has given us a fresh dusting! Still visible on the radar now as a line moving S.

Plenty of snow left on the higher Wolds - I suspect.

[Snowedunder]

Most of the snow gone here now. Some left on sheltered parts of the lawn and a drift by the greenhouse!

[galba]

Well the figures are the same as here but ours was in centimetres.

Keep forgetting snow has gone 'metric' But can I just say that when I were a lad there was none of this business of trains being delayed due to 'wrong kind of snow' on the lines - that's when it was measured in inches.

[woldsowl]

Well the rain finally washed away most of last weeks and Sundays snow - but heavy shower around 0600ish has given us a fresh dusting! Still visible on the radar now as a line moving S.

Plenty of snow left on the higher Wolds - I suspect.

Confirmed, pleanty of snow left about a mile outside the village and 30m higher.

Anyone wanting to see an example of how modest height differences make a difference to snow cover should take a look at the Wolds!

Heavy wet snow showers streaming down from the N this moring. It's not a dusting, it's a wet soup.

[Hurricane Andrew]

why has my post been removed! i only said that theres a good chance for snow tonight :S?

[reef]

Confirmed, pleanty of snow left about a mile outside the village and 30m higher.

Anyone wanting to see an example of how modest height differences make a difference to snow cover should take a look at the Wolds!

Heavy wet snow showers streaming down from the N this moring. It's not a dusting, it's a wet soup.

The height makes a massive difference, that shower was just rain here!

The temperature has remained comfortably the wrong side of marginal all night here. The dewpoint has been sat above 1.0C apart from around 20 minutes.

[johnholmes]

Keep forgetting snow has gone 'metric' But can I just say that when I were a lad there was none of this business of trains being delayed due to 'wrong kind of snow' on the lines - that's when it was measured in inches. :lol:

even when I was a lad the Met O measured snow depth in centimetres!

[Paul]

why has my post been removed! i only said that theres a good chance for snow tonight :S?

Dear me, your post hasn't been removed, you posted it into a different topic...

http://www.netweather.tv/forum/index.php?s...p;#entry1483233

[Hurricane Andrew]

Dear me, your post hasn't been removed, you posted it into a different topic...

http://www.netweather.tv/forum/index.php?s...p;#entry1483233

Shoot me ! :lol: Sorry lol

[grab my graupel]

I'll just open a new thread folks since this one is at page 40 :lol:

A new thread here

http://www.netweather.tv/forum/index.php?s...=53644&st=0