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11
Feb 2017

HERE IS THE NEWS: Light (non) flurry of specks of snow in Pevensey Bay

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8:45am: Here is the news. There is a light (non) flurry of specks of snow in Pevensey Bay. Wrap up warm and watch your step!! Keep calm and carry on. The Sun is now beginning to break through.—Bay Life, 11 February 2017

Met Office Warnings Issued For: East Sussex
Yellow warning of snow
From: 0540 on Sat 11 February
To:900 on Sat 11 February
Updated 3 hours ago
Outbreaks of snow could bring local accumulations of 2-3 cm. Some disruption to transport is possible as well as slippery conditions on roads and pavements.
This is an update to extend the area into Essex and Suffolk.

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