Snow... !!!!

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• Guest 645

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  27 November 2010     15:1481897
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  heavy snow falling here at present plus last nights thunder and lightning storm resulted in the airport being struck by lightning and it being closed......
  Marek
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• Guest 651

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  27 November 2010     15:1781898
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  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 702

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  28 November 2010     10:2482022
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  It's started snowing here in River in the last half hour.
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• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  28 November 2010     10:4882027
  #24       report
  snowing up at cliffy hieghts to.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  28 November 2010     11:0082029
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  just been on another forum one poster put up some pictures of calias docks,looks like its about a foot deep [thats 12 inches to you].
• Guest 703

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  28 November 2010     11:0982033
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  It was snowing out here in sheep country (makes them hard to find ) but slowing down now.
  
  Here's a question a techie type maight be able to answer. My laptop has a 'gadget' that tells me the weather and temperature from anywhere in the world that is on a searchable list. So far this morning it has told me that Dover is sunny with temperature rising from 1 degree to 3 degrees than back down to 1 again - and as I type it has gone to minus one and snowing. Anyone know how this works and where the sensors are, or is it a team of geeks updating it manually?
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  28 November 2010     11:2282038
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  I rather like the idea of a team of speccies sitting in a dark room with one, tiny, window allowing them to observe the weather............
• Jan Higgins

  • Location: Dover
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  28 November 2010     11:4082048
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  Ray, I have only just logged on and my computer says -1 and snow which has nearly stopped. I think Langdon Bay is the local observation station on the BBC website.
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• Guest 651

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  28 November 2010     12:0382055
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  Yes Langdon is one site and the other for the area is at Manston.
  
  I cannot find the website, but I also think there are a couple of weather bouys off the coast too that feed into it.
  Been nice knowing you :)
• Guest 651

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  28 November 2010     12:0682058
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  Deal Pier and one on the Goodwin Sands
  
  http://www.channelcoast.org/data_management/real_time_data/charts/?chart=90&tab=met&start=1290855660&end=1290942060&disp_option=
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• Guest 657

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  28 November 2010     12:4182072
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  Still no snow here.
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• Guest 703

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  28 November 2010     13:2382086
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  Thanks Paul, if that site is accurate then there's one on the end of the Admiralty pier.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  28 November 2010     13:3382097
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  brian
  
  a europhile like you using feet and inches?
  
  should be in centimetres.
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  28 November 2010     16:3782124
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  howard,just for you in centimeters,the snow in calias 30cm deep and riseing.
• Guest 672

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  28 November 2010     20:1382163
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  Had a nice walk out t oday, I think we got more snow in the valley than on the hills.
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
  grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
• Guest 657

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  28 November 2010     20:1482165
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  Lovely photos Ian
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• Melissa Pile

  • Location: Dover
  29 November 2010     09:3082205
  #37       report
  Great photos but more expected i love the white stuff if i dont have to venture out in it
• Guest 702

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  2 December 2010     09:2882730
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  River this morning:
  
  

  

  
  Local Farmer ploughing the roads.
  
  
  

  

  
  Lewisham Road
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• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
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  2 December 2010     10:5882766
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  ken,thanks for the loverly memory of river in the snow,used to live out there about 100 yards from the white house on the corner which used to be a corner shop.
• Guest 702

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  2 December 2010     12:0882794
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  Yes Brian
  
  Mr Harris, who lived in a bungalow further along the road.
  
  Been told by a neighbour who has to get up to St Radigunds Abbey to care for horses, that the farmer ploughing the roads causes more problems than he solves as he leaves a heavily compacted layer of very slippery snow behind.
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