Temperature gauge sporting white busby
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Temperature gauge sporting white busby
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 18 Dec 2010
The wall mounted temperature gauge in our garden doubled as a snow-depth gauge for a number of days during the December chill of 2010. The snow depth peeked at between 5" & 6" (12-15 cm). As can be seen, the temperature when the photo was taken was about -3ºC, but a few days earlier the overnight minimum measured by my little electronic weather station was a far chillier -12.3ºC while nearby Chesham recorded -18ºC the same night apparently.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.795656
Longitude
-0.657934