Wintry Dennis
16th February 2020
(Above) Storm Dennis put paid to any aspirations on high ground today-Â I took myself off to Glenshirra, at the Eastern end of the Creag Meagaidh range to hide.
(Above) Some low level terrain features today at around 650m, provided shelter for a poke at the snow.
(Above) Graupel (up to 2mm) noted amongst the new precip particles.
(Above) ….. and the ‘Apprentice’ noted a few snowballs too!
(Above) Some brighter periods in the mix during the day also -Â further snow showers and very windy conditions still to come overnight, before ‘Dennis’ heads off on his merry way….
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Alan West
17th February 2020 9:06 am
Here’s a question for the Apprentice. What do you do about the furry ice balls? I took my year old pup out for his first blast of snow last week and he ended up twice his normal size with snow. Any top tips?
meagaidhadmin
18th February 2020 6:34 pm
Hello Alan,
….they just cut ’em off – hard but fair!