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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: K9Jim on December 24, 2005, 10:10:30
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the lastest up date from the met office
EARLY WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
EARLY WARNING of Heavy Snow Issued by the Met Office at 09:45 on Saturday, 24 December
OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT: The probability of disruption due to severe weather conditions in part of the United Kingdom within the next 5 days is 70 percent.
This warning is an update to that issued at 09:48 on Friday 22 December 2005.
The Met Office expects snow showers to become frequent over southern and eastern parts of the United Kingdom from Boxing day evening and continue for the following few days. The areas most at risk are eastern counties of England, particularly East Anglia and Kent, but northeast England is now considered rather more at risk than indicated yesterday.
There is potential for several centimetres of snow in places, but there remains some uncertainty regarding accumulations and areas affected.
It is important to keep in touch with updated Met Office forecasts and warnings.
This warning will be updated by 1000, tomorrow, Christmas Day.
please, please i have been a good boy this year..... [-o< [-o< [-o<
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me too ive been good and will continue to be good for ever and ever please can we have snow, i dont ask for much just a foot or six pleaseeeee [-o< [-o< [-o< [-o<
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Ive been a good boy but can i have...
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2004-Hummer-H2-6-0L-V8-325BHP-Dual-Fuel-LPG_W0QQitemZ4599164898QQcategoryZ116504QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
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Excellent! We will be coming back down to Norfolk from Scotland on Monday :D
But if the last weather warning was anything to go by, you'll be able to count the snowflakes on one hand :(
I've just read that again..... 'potential for several centimetres'...... IS THAT ALL????? I don't call that severe weather! :lol:
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yeah but it's more than enough for normal car drivers to lose control and get stuck :twisted:
not that i would wish that on them but it will put paid to all those anti 4x4ers :D
fingers crossed, i'm due back at work on wednesday :(sulk):
i seem to remember them warning of several centimetres in devon and cornwall a few weeks ago and look what happened there.....