Friday 13th November - Wet snow shower from the west in the morning - no lying snow
Friday 20th November - Snow from a band from the north late in the day - Lying snow of a brief dusting
Friday 27th November - Snow shower from the west late in the day - no lying snow
Sunday 29th November - Snow showers from the west late in the day - no lying snow
Thursday 10th December - Snow shower from the west late in the day - no lying snow
Thursday 31st Decenber - Snow shower from the west
Tuesday 9th December - Snow shower from the west late in the day - No lying snow
Wednesday 10th December - Snow showers from the west - No lying snow
Thursday 11th December - Snow showers from the west - No lying snow
Friday 12th December - Snow shower from the west in the early hours - no lying snow
Friday 2nd January - Snow showers from the west - no lying snow
Saturday 10th January - Snow showers from the west - no lying snow
Sunday 11th January - Snow showers from the west for the firs
5th December: Wet snow showers in some parts of western Scotland in a NWly wind.
7-8th December: Some snow showers in a westerly wind across Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland and NW England. These showers continuing to affect northern and western areas first thing on the 8th.
9th December: Precipitation turned to snow in parts of Scotland in a brisk westerly wind.
10th December: Snow showers across parts of Scotland driven by a strong westerly wind.
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Monday 18th November - Snow shower from the NW late in the day - No lying snow
Thursday 5th December - Snow showers from the NW - Lying snow of a dusting
Friday 6th December - Snow flurry from the NW and some patchy snow from the west - No lying snow
Thursday 19th December - Snow shower from the west in the morning - No lying snow
Sunday 22nd December - Heavy snow shower from the west - No lying snow
Tuesday 24th December - Snow showers from the west - Lying snow of a dusting
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17th October: Some snow fell in Altnaharra and Aviemore as precipitation arrived from the SW.
25th-27th October: Widespread snow showers in northern, eastern Scotland and northern and eastern England, depths of a couple of cm in places and up to 5 to 7cm in parts of Aberdeenshire. Snowfall led to motorists being urged to drive with extreme caution around Aberdeen later on the 26th, with particularly bad conditions on the A90. A number of routes in the Grampian area were affected by snow.
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Friday 26th October - Light snow shower from the north - No lying snow
Saturday 3rd November - Light shower from the west early in the morning - No lying snow
Sunday 2nd December - Frontal snowfall during the evening coming from the west - Lying snow of 3cm
Monday 3rd December - Frontal snowfall in the early hours coming from the west - Lying snow of 3-5cm
Tuesday 4th December - Light snow from a small front coming from the north in the evening - Lying snow of 2-3cm
Wednesday 5th December -
Sunday 6th November - Snow grains in the early hours - No Lying Snow
Saturday 3rd December - Wet snowflakes in heavy showers from the west - No Lying Snow
Sunday 4th December - Snow from showers from the west - Lying snow of 2cm later in the day
Monday 5th December - Heavy snow from showers from the west - Lying snow of 6cm
Tuesday 6th December - Snow showers from NW in the early hours - Lying snow of 3-5cm
Wednesday 7th December - No snowfall - Lying snow of 1-2cm
Friday 9th December - So
MUNRO NAME: CARN AOSDA
DATE CLIMBED: 15/8/11
HEIGHT: 3009 FT, 917 M
MOUNTAIN REGION: THE CAIRNWELL MOUNTAINS (GLENSHEE)
COUNCIL: ABERDEENSHIRE
TIME TAKEN: 1.5 HOURS
LOG:
CARN AOSDA IS OFFICIALLY MY FIRST MUNRO OUT OF THE 284 MIGHTY MOUNTAINS OVER 3000FT IN SCOTLAND. LOCATED NEAR THE GLENSHEE SKI CENTRE CAR PARK, IT IS A 580M ASCENT TO THE SUMMIT, SO A PRETTY EASY CLIMB TO ARGUABLY SCOTLAND'S EASIEST MUNRO. ALL IN ALL THE WALK WAS QUITE EASY UNTIL A LONG AND STRENUOS, STEEP CLIMB UP
Friday 26th November - A Band of Heavy Snow crossed - Lying Snow of about an inch
Saturday 27th November - A band of Heavy Snow cossed during the eary hours - About an Inch of lying snow.
Sunday 28th November - Band of Snow across the Central Belt of Scotland - About 15cm of lying snow
Monday 29th November - Band of snow moving from the North Sea fell - Around 15cm of lying snow
Tuesday 30th November - Showers coming from the east brought snow - Around 10-15cm of lying snow.
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