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PICTURES: Snow hits west Cornwall

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Monday, January 21, 2013
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After basking in comparatively mild temperatures for days while the rest of Britain ground to a halt in Arctic-like conditions, west Cornwall was finally hit by a blanket of snow last night.

While not quite so deep as the snow that caused major disruption for commuters across the rest of the country it has made for some scenic winter shots this morning.

  1. Lucy and Caden get a chance to throw snowballs at the photographer before school in west Cornwall

    Lucy and Caden get a chance to throw snowballs at the photographer before school in west Cornwall

  2. Picture postcard - snow at Wheal Buller in west Cornwall

    Picture postcard - snow at Wheal Buller in west Cornwall

  3. Looking west snow hits Wheal Buller in west Cornwall

    Looking west snow hits Wheal Buller in west Cornwall

But it still was enough to cause some interference with journeys, as St Levan Community Primary School, which is situated in one of the worst affected areas in west Penwith, opened at 10.30am

Snow was also experienced in mid-Cornwall as well, which like west Cornwall, had remained relatively snow free.

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The Met Office has warned that sub-zero overnight temperatures could lead to ice forming where snow has fallen or melted during Sunday with further localised snowfalls of up 5cm in the South West.

There is currently no more snow forecast for Penzance today or tomorrow.

Send your snow pictures in to tmeyjes@c-dm.co.uk

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