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KevBrads1
04 December 2014 17:54:12

For a Manchester snow lover, December 1950 was the month for you. There were three big snowfalls that month for the Manchester area.


On the 4th: 15cm


On the 14th: 18cm


On the 30th: 15cm


Manchester
Mean Max: 3.2C
Mean Min: -2.6C


Snow depths for 4th December
Dalwhinnie: 50cm
Houghall: 25cm
Shawbury: 15cm



On the 14th,15th and 16th snow depths include
Shanklin: 37cm
Weymouth 30cm
Ventnor: 28cm
Scarborough: 38cm
Minima for that period 13th-15th December.
Dalwhinnie: -18.3C
Glenlivet: -15C
Manchester: -13C


Snow depths for the 30th
Southport: 23cm
Liverpool: 15cm


The overall CET for this snowy December was 1.2


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15th December 1950:a possible polar low


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Joe Bloggs
04 December 2014 17:56:55
Blimey...

Didn't think that was even possible!

Thanks Kevin.

Manchester City Centre, 31m ASL

snow 2004
04 December 2014 20:40:10
Very impressive for Manchester. Would love to know how much fell up here if Manchester got 15cm. I'm guessing at least 30-40cm.
Glossop Derbyshire, 200m asl
Saint Snow
04 December 2014 21:37:46


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In terms of the snowfall pattern, that sounds remarkably like the Dec 29th 2000 event.



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