WILDLIFE
REPORTS
4 December
2010
At
9:00 am all the snow had melted and it was
raining slightly with the 10 mph
Breeze (Force 3)
from the WSW
and an air temperature of 7.3 °C.
Shoreham
Weather 2010
3 December
2010
At
7:00
pm the air temperature had fallen further
to minus 9.7 °C, the
lowest temperature recorded since February
1983 (my unofficial records).
At
5:00
pm the air temperature had fallen further
to minus 8.4°C, the
lowest temperature recorded this millennium by 1.1°C.The
wind speed from the north was only 2 mph.
The highest temperature recorded during the day (lowest maximum) was minus
4.4°C.
There was no snow for the whole
of the day.
At
7:00
am the air temperature
fell to an over night low of minus 6.7
°C,
the second lowest temperature
recorded this millennium.
The Light Breeze (Force
2) blew from the north.
Shoreham
Weather 2010
Met
Office: Shoreham
Previous
Lowest Temperature this Millennium
2 December
2010
Snow
fell over night in a Gentle Breeze (Force
3) that blew in from the
NNE at 8 mph.
On the
west-facing slopes of Mill Hill the snow
depth was measured at 190 mm
and in areas exposed to the north-easterlies the average depth could reach
230
mm. The pavement depth of snow was measured
at
155 mm at
10.00
am. The air temperature at 8:00
am was minus
3.8 °C.
1 December
2010
A
light shower of snow fell in the morning. Then air temperature at 10:00
am was minus
1.4 °C. The pavement depth of snow was
measured at 30 mm
at 1:30 pm. More
snow fell in the late evening before midnight. The pavement depth of snow
was measured at 110 mm
at 11:30 pm.
At
midnight the air temperature fell to minus
3.5 °C.
Shoreham
Weather 2010
Met
Office: Shoreham
December
2009
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