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multi cellular thunderstorm

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Member Title Mark
Age 24 years old
Birthday February 16, 1988
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Nottingham NG2
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Weather, Photography (website: mpphotographics.com) Online gaming (Xbox Live Gamertag: M4RK1988)
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Anything Extreme!

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Website URL http://www.photo4me.com/mpphotographics

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Marks Weather Diary > The End

Posted 14 December 2008

In case anyone's wondering i'm not bothering with this any more. Sorry if anyone found it interesting.

Marks Weather Diary > 06/04/08

Posted 25 May 2008

Another pretty good snow event, this time an area of heavy snow was travelling down from the North, as shown on this radar image.

Had a good spell of heavy snow in the afternoon followed by some heavy showers in the evening.

I also went...

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Marks Weather Diary > 22/03/08 - 24/03/08

Posted 25 May 2008

A decent cold spell with North Easterly winds bringing some snow showers to this area. It never really amounted to much but Saturday, Sunday and Monday saw coverings in Stanley.

Here's a couple of charts from the GFS archive from the 22nd.

An image from the radar...

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Marks Weather Diary > 01/02/08

Posted 02 February 2008

Another good snow event up here, it's turning out to be a good winter :rolleyes:

This time it was an area of precipitation moving slowly south with cold northerly winds digging in behind.
There was a warm sector of air coming into eastern parts, shown on the chart below, which mean there was no snow at low levels in the east, but up here on higher...

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Marks Weather Diary > 21/01/08

Posted 21 January 2008

Deepest snow this winter!
All came from a low pressure system crossing the country with lots of rain and cold air from the north turning it to snow.
Here's the Netweather radar showing accumilated rainfall between 8 am - 8 pm, most of which fell as snow on higher ground in the north.

Here's the setup for...

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