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Just had a walk in the lanes outside the village. Roads and fields are
blown almost bare in places while other places have deep snow. The concept of 'level depth' simply does not apply. There's numerous drifts to around 1.5m and a few deeper than that. The lanes are passable only by tractor but the main roads are apparently OK. The ploughs and gritters have done a good job. We tried to time our walk to coincide with a gap between showers but it didn't work out. We got caught in a heavy shower and with the wind gusting probably to 35-40 knots we had about 15 minutes with visibility around 20 metres. Not very pleasant. It's very easy to see how people get lost on the hills in these conditions. We had a snow plough along our road earlier this afternoon but he might as well not have bothered. The drifts have all reformed. Current temp is -6.1° after reaching a max of -4.2°. -- Norman Lynagh Tideswell, Derbyshire 303m a.s.l. https://peakdistrictweather.org Twitter: @TideswellWeathr |
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Norman Lynagh wrote:
Just had a walk in the lanes outside the village. Roads and fields are blown almost bare in places while other places have deep snow. The concept of 'level depth' simply does not apply. There's numerous drifts to around 1.5m and a few deeper than that. The lanes are passable only by tractor but the main roads are apparently OK. The ploughs and gritters have done a good job. We tried to time our walk to coincide with a gap between showers but it didn't work out. We got caught in a heavy shower and with the wind gusting probably to 35-40 knots we had about 15 minutes with visibility around 20 metres. Not very pleasant. It's very easy to see how people get lost on the hills in these conditions. We had a snow plough along our road earlier this afternoon but he might as well not have bothered. The drifts have all reformed. Current temp is -6.1° after reaching a max of -4.2°. Not sure exactly where this is but it's representative of the lanes that we walked along this afternoon. https://twitter.com/derbyshiredales/...23677285928960 -- Norman Lynagh Tideswell, Derbyshire 303m a.s.l. https://peakdistrictweather.org Twitter: @TideswellWeathr |
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On 28/02/2018 19:40, Norman Lynagh wrote:
Current temp is -6.1° after reaching a max of -4.2°. Still awaiting my first snowflake here Norman though there has been plenty of the white stuff down in The Hams and the south and far west of Cornwall. Another rather sunny day with the temperature just making it above freezing today to a maximum of 1.2C. This makes it the lowest maximum since the 20th January 2013 (+0.9C). It was also a very cold night (for here) with a minimum of -4.8C. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk |
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