That's strange, we've been told that those in the South will only be
getting up to 4".
Could your weather person's hobby be fishing I wonder? :)
> "Flyi�g �u� 2��9 +" <flyi...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:7ovp24F...@mid.individual.net...
>> It's warming up out there now. At 21-15 it was -1.5�C (29.3�F) it's
>> only -1.4�C (29.5�F) now. And yes we have had another flurry of snow
>> which has covered in all the tyre tracks.
>>
> We have a light layer of snow here but have had a weather warning for over
> the next 12 hours of heavy snow could reach 6" in some parts, some places
> have had f&f with the snow, scary!
Pretty colours on the Met Office map for London and the south east, Jackie
http://www.meto.gov.uk/weather/uk/se/se_forecast_warnings.html
They are talking about 6-8" in places.
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MCC
One of the forecasts mentioned wind up tp 60 mph, so I suppose there will
be some drifting much deeper than that.
OK, perhaps I was wrong. Snowing quite steadily here now and temperature
now down to -1.6�C (29.1�F). Just been watching the last part of that 18
part series on global warming on BBC2 and as a snow covered Fudge dashed
inthrough the front door I started to wonder, 'Have they got it right?'
:)
I hope you can stay clear of this weather.
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Jackie
o0o0o
Gerraway! It's snowed in Suvernland, it's the headline story on the Beeb web
site, it'll likely be the headline story on all TV news reports even if
world war three starts today :-)
From http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8418457.stm
<quote>
But he does sense that people in Scotland are "quite amused" when they see
that London and surrounding counties have ground to a halt after a
relatively small flurry of snow.
So, does he have any advice to offer? "Yes, move north. We've got things
sorted - and we have a better lifestyle."
</quote>
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Sandra
People will forget what you said.
People will forget what you did, but
People will never forget how you made them feel.
> But he does sense that people in Scotland are "quite amused" when
> they see that London and surrounding counties have ground to a halt
> after a relatively small flurry of snow.
Well it makes a difference fom 'the wrong kind of leaves on the line'.
Nothing like a bit of variability is there. Now to get back to watching the
cricket. :)