Snow

That will be too cold, think its got to be just at freezing, according to Ian Mccaskill :D

One of the biggest misconceptions ever.

It can snow down to about -40 so all the it's too cold stuff is bollocks I'm afraid:D

Not too cold to snow - but less likely to the colder it is

This could be a very technical discussion, but I will try and keep it simple. The answer to the question of can it be too cold to snow is no, it can’t be too cold to snow, but is gets increasingly difficult the colder it gets.

First, an important concept. Warm air can contain more water vapor than colder air. That is to say, there is more water vapor present for producing precipitation in warm air than in cold air. When any air mass reaches the point where it can’t contain any more vapor, it becomes saturated (also called the dew point). When the dew point is reached condensation occurs, clouds form, and the more droplets that form, the greater the chance of them colliding and forming bigger drops. When they get big enough, they fall to the ground as precipitation and if the air is cold enough, they fall as snow. But when the air is really cold, it can’t absorb as much water vapor and therefore has less precipitate content for making snow.
 
It's snowing ...

... in West Devon, apparently :rob
 
SNOW REPORT

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Just chatting on the fone to a m8 who is coming M27 - Southampton ish and he sez tiz snowing over there ...

Joe C
 
Just been down to central Madrid for a beer with my colleague, quite plesant really.

Sun's been trying to shine all day but held back by light cloud.

About 12 deg C all day

Might be a bit wet tomorrow though :comfort
 
GR8 Stuff

Went out yesterday up through Storry Arms around 13.00,across to Sennybridge and Landovery,across to Builth and Abergavenny,snow up on the mountain tops,a bit of slush around Beulah,mixture of sleet and hail now and then,few slides other wise very enjoyable after 6 weeks outa the saddle:thumb2
 


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