On Sunday, March 4, 2018 at 9:29:34 AM UTC, Norman Lynagh wrote:
Tideswell, Derbyshire - Sunday 4th March 2018
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0630z 07005kt 0600 -SN FZFG 8St002 -00.5/-00.8 991
RMK: There's about 2cm of fresh snow so the total depth is
something like 12cm with drifts to 2m and more. It looks
like there was some freezing rain or drizzle before the snow
as many surfaces are coated in ice. The temperature is
creeping up so we might not manage a 4th consecutive 09-09z
ice day.

0900z 07006kt 0400 FG RESN RE-FZRA 8St002 +00.2/-00.1 990
RMK: It's difficult to keep up this morning! Slight snow
continued till about 0715z then turned to slight freezing
rain. This was abruptly replaced by moderate snow at 0820z
which seased at 0840z. Foggy throughout. The temp rose to 0°
at 0745z, bring to an end a spell of continuous frost that
had lasted almost 113 hours.
09-09z: Tx +0.2 (0900z today) Tn -2.9 (0900z yesterday) RR 2.4
09-21z: Tx -1.2 (1520z) 21-09z: Tn -1.9 (2100z)
15-09z: Tg -1.9 00-24z: Sun nil

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Norman Lynagh
Tideswell, Derbyshire
303m a.s.l.
https://peakdistrictweather.org
Twitter: @TideswellWeathr

Complete transformation here. 10C at 09:45, coupled with light winds & sunshine. That's close to 14C warmer than at was at the same time on 1st, when it was also blowing a near gale!

The excellent visibility & deep colours you often get near the centre of a low.


Graham
Penzance