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May frost damage

#1 User is offline   4wd 

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Some shots taken this morning of the effects of the frosts between the 11th and 13th of May
http://s283972298.websitehome.co.uk/FrostedtreesMay2010/



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#2 User is offline   Paul Domaille 

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Quite bad to say the least. I'm not sure how often this happens on mainland UK, but we had a ground frost about the same time, which seriously damaged the spuds in a couple of allotments I rent out. I don't recall these conditions locally before at all.
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#3 User is online   Dave W 

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Suggestion of -4C later this week again now too.. at 2m so possibly about -10C on the grass
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#4 User is offline   scrapemedic 

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Thursday night is not looking good frost wise on GFS. I am really hoping that its wrong.
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#5 User is offline   scrapemedic 

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Well the frosty night that GFS had on thursday has thankfully disappeared; the overnight temps are looking much better.
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#6 User is offline   scrapemedic 

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This evenings GFS has the frost back on, right down to -3 in south central England. Time to get the fleece on standby and the potatoes earthed up good and proper.
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#7 User is offline   Foxy2 

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Something similar to the picture around the villages of Shillingford and Morbath on the Devon Somerset Border - a wide area of low ground between Exmoor and Bampton Down. Beech hedges particulalry affected with new growth singed brown. Min I recorded earlier in the month was +1c with -3.9c on the grass. Low ground around here clearly much colder at night than this hillside.
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