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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: old joe on December 24, 2005, 17:46:43
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well they have forecast snow for boxing day yippee!!!!
could be fun i'm driving an Ambulance all day
Dazza
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woohoo \:D/ just seen the weather and they place it over us, bet it dont come though :evil:
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Hope there'll be enough to write my name in, :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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hope it snows as im doing an auto test on boxingday in the landy
Yehaaa
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:o im driving to minehead boxing day .. doh
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As the song says - let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. :lol:
I have no-where to go!
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It doesn't promise snow here until Tuesday or even Wednesday :roll:
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I hope it doesn't snow here........Johnty's landy failed her brake test again so we are without 4x4 at the moment........I hate driving in snow in the mondeo!!! Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez don't snow here! [-o<
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i bet if it snows simon will want to go out!
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Hope it does snow, doing Peddars on Boxing Day. :D
Seasons Greetings y'all.
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i hope it snows :D :D [-o< \:D/ \:D/ [-o<
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its cold enough up here for it to snow
was workin outsidegettin the 90 ready for the morn n gave up n came in
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FROM THE MET OFFICE
Current warnings:
EARLY WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
EARLY WARNING of Heavy Snow Issued by the Met Office at 09:45 on Sunday, 25 December
OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT: The probability of disruption due to severe weather conditions in parts of the United Kingdom within the next 4 days is 80 percent.
This warning is an update to that issued at 09:45 on Saturday 24 December 2005.
The Met Office expects snow showers to develop over eastern parts of the United Kingdom from Boxing day evening onwards. The showers will become heavy and prolonged in places.
There is potential for several centimetres of snow to occur widely, and in excess of 15cm in a few locations, with Kent and parts of E Anglia most vulnerable to the heavier falls. Icy roads will be an additional hazard.
Some travel disruption is expected.
This warning will be updated by 1000, tomorrow, Boxing Day.
Looking good.
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yay [-o<
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cant wait for the snow so i can go out and play in the car.couldnt do it last year as the day before it snowed car broke down but this year i am ready. so bring it on and give it you best shot and cover us in snow. :(contented): [-o< [-o< \:D/
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FROM THE MET OFFICE
Current warnings:
EARLY WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
There is potential for several centimetres of snow to occur widely, and in excess of 15cm in a few locations, with Kent and parts of E Anglia most vulnerable to the heavier falls. Icy roads will be an additional hazard.
Some travel disruption is expected.
This warning will be updated by 1000, tomorrow, Boxing Day.
Looking good.
Severe weather???
Only to us :roll:
Canadians consider a drift to be somewhere you can lose your car in until spring :lol:, and a blizzard means not being able to tell which hand is in front of your face.
A totally differant prospect to our dangerous 3" drifts & 'see for 300yards' blizzards
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And I'm Gonna Miss it all? If there is Any That is?
Cos i'm at Home in Devon until 2nd Jan! :cry: :cry: :cry:
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Looks like the snow is only going to disrupt London and Kent.
That's the whole Country brought to a standstill then :wink:
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We are suposed to be driving down To Lowestoft on Tuesday, better take the Subaru, but do I fit the snow tyres first?
Mike
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Well its snowing here, has been for the last 10 mins, doesnt look like its going to lay :cry:
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went out laning today around weardale and north pennines had some resonable snow fall when we got near middleton-in-teesdale but was only on the higher ground.
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its just started to snow in benfleet fingers crossed it settles if it does im out i dont care what time it is :D
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If it arrives here willbe the third time this year, and its a long time since its snowed three times before new year. Looks like the hard winter could be a reality
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Severe weather???
Only to us :roll:
Canadians consider a drift to be somewhere you can lose your car in until spring :lol:, and a blizzard means not being able to tell which hand is in front of your face.
A totally differant prospect to our dangerous 3" drifts & 'see for 300yards' blizzards
Headline in todays Daily Mail "Snow drifts as deep as six inches...". Buffoons- why don't they think before they type? Still a 6" snowdrift would probably bring the country to a halt- never mind 6" of level lying snow!
Could be headed my way though
http://www.met-office.gov.uk/weather/europe/uk/warnings.html
EARLY WARNING of Heavy Snow Issued by the Met Office at 09:45 on Monday, 26 December
OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT: The probability of disruption due to severe weather conditions in parts of the United Kingdom within the next 4 days is 90 percent.
This warning is an update to that issued at 09:45 on Sunday 25 December 2005.
The Met Office expects snow showers to develop over eastern parts of the United Kingdom from Boxing day evening onwards. The showers will become heavy and prolonged in places.
Several centimetres of snow are expected to occur quite widely, and in excess of 15cm is possible in a few locations, with parts of Kent and Essex most vulnerable to the heavier falls, notably during Tuesday. Icy stretches roads will be an additional hazard on untreated surfaces. Some coastal regions exposed to the north will be a little less cold and may well escape the worst conditions.
Travel disruption is expected.
Unless superseded by the issue of flash messages, this warning will be updated by 1000, tomorrow, Tuesday 27th December.
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its been snowing here all night and still is.
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Managed to have a lay-in until almost 08:30 (small-child slept through :shock: )
Woke up to see about 5mm?? on the ground & some big flakes coming down.
Going off down to the county border with Derbyshire later, snow-hunting :lol:
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woo hoo we got snow today and i got pics to prove it in me galley :lol:
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been snowing all morning now here on and off but its not lieing :cry:
Hopefully should get harder and start to settle
:lol: