Wonder what's up in Wales
 

On 20/12/2009 10:04, Howard Neil wrote:

On 20/12/2009 09:02, James Brown wrote:
In message , Howard
Neil writes

On 19/12/2009 20:29, James Brown wrote:
As one of the few Caltic folk here I wish we had a few more reports
from
Wales. There appears to have developed an area of heavy precipitation
over Snowdonia - moving south - I'm right on the S Wales coast and the
wind off the sea has locally raised temps to 6.0 - we have our own
micro
climate.

Incidentally I would go with Will's forecast for a return of the
easterlies - based on the old 'memory trick' that a pattern often
returns after a short interlude - well we can live in hope! ;-))

Cheers

James

We have seen no snow up here till this morning when we have had a few
brief showers. There is now a very thin coating of snow. Current
temperature is -4.9 so little warmth. It is just a lack of
precipitation.

In other words, there has been little to report. Sorry, James.

Not at all - there is now quite a few contributors from Wales ;-))
You might get a fair bit more in the next couple of days Howard.

Depends on who gets it right. According to the Met Office, we should be
having a number of heavy snow showers today. However, GFS indicates it
will be dry. We will see.


Well, I'm declaring it a score draw. Most of the day was as indicated by
GFS. However, there was a light snow shower mid afternoon. There is now
the thinnest of coverings.


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Howard Neil