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  1. The Swindon dog track snow pile was still there yesterday allbeit about 2" high i took a photo on the phone which i'll post before this thread dies. Also a small pile remained in the Air balloon carpark halfway up the hill to Birdlip, Glos on Thursday.

    The Swindon dog track snow pile still lives as does the Air ballon pub car park patch half way up to Birdlip!

    Couldn't get a pic this morning as track gate is locked will try and sneak into the area on way home to take that desperately sad picture.

  2. Snowman here born 06/02/09 down to about 6" high prob gone by the morning.

    Some patchy snow in shaded area of fields near Highworth also can see some drifts on hills above Junction 15 M4 and at Hackpen hill on way to Marlborough.

    Alll that will be left to watch soon are the big piles left in the ASDA car park and in the shade of the dog track at Blunsdon.

    Well if they can have their snow patch monitoring in Scotland why can't we have our version down here.

    The Swindon dog track snow pile was still there yesterday allbeit about 2" high i took a photo on the phone which i'll post before this thread dies. Also a small pile remained in the Air balloon carpark halfway up the hill to Birdlip, Glos on Thursday.

  3. Snowman here born 06/02/09 down to about 6" high prob gone by the morning.

    Some patchy snow in shaded area of fields near Highworth also can see some drifts on hills above Junction 15 M4 and at Hackpen hill on way to Marlborough.

    Alll that will be left to watch soon are the big piles left in the ASDA car park and in the shade of the dog track at Blunsdon.

    Well if they can have their snow patch monitoring in Scotland why can't we have our version down here.

  4. Nice pics James! Despite the Cotswolds not being very high, it's nice they can make all the difference in these setups B)

    Quite a lot of snow there!

    Quite a large area is over 700ft and a reasonable amount over 800ft and Cranham/Birdlip approaching 1000ft - as you say enough to make a difference over the last 2 weeks.

    Stil 2 -3 inches in the shade around my area the rest returned to grass yesterday plus major piles still knocking around from cleared car parks/roads/paths.

    I'd imagine they'll go fairly soon now there is no further overnight frost due in the immediate forecast.

  5. Not likely to get any more here as the band that has just passed is moving westwards and the band that's over london (which I'm guessing is part of the french low?) is moving north :D

    Marvellous Swindon is the new Abingdon whilst not quite snowless only about 2" here today whilst further east 8"+ and now our six fingered friends to the west may get a good covering.

  6. I was living in south-west London at the time and that night is one of the few times I have been truly terrified. I absolutely hated it. I could hear the chimney rattling on the roof above our bedroom for seemingly hours on end. I stayed glued to my sheets and never once was going to go to the window to see what was happening.

    I was at Southampton University and was playing poker all night i remember it being a bit windy but my room was sheltered from the wind so we did not hear it much. Next day i didn't get up until lunchtime and went to a 2.00pm lecture and was mildly surprised to see all the damage!!

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