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Post by Mandochris on Oct 10, 2011 15:52:34 GMT
The clouds have dispersed and there's snow on them thar mountains.
Where did that come from?
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2011 16:38:44 GMT
The clouds have dispersed and there's snow on them thar mountains. Where did that come from? Please keep it over there. It very pretty when it arrives but living where we do it's most inconvenient. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 10, 2011 19:01:35 GMT
I've gone off snow as the novelty factor has worn off. I don't want any this winter thanks.
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Post by Mandochris on Oct 10, 2011 20:05:35 GMT
Well, I don't want it FFS.
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Post by Furry Frank The Combat Wombat on Oct 10, 2011 20:12:41 GMT
Tell it it can fook right off; snow makes me decidedly disgruntled.  |
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Post by spot51 on Oct 11, 2011 8:01:27 GMT
I predict much disappointment this winter then.
Long range forecast suggests UK will have another hard winter and temperatures down to -20C have been predicted. I'm fairly confident that will happen in the Cairngorms (it usually does) but I'd be a bit miffed if it happens on the IOW....
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Post by Furry Frank The Combat Wombat on Oct 11, 2011 8:35:32 GMT
I predict much disappointment this winter then. Long range forecast suggests UK will have another hard winter and temperatures down to -20C have been predicted. I'm fairly confident that will happen in the Cairngorms (it usually does) but I'd be a bit miffed if it happens on the IOW.... Oh goody... might as well end it all now then. A winter with no money, no footer, no holiday to get away from the Christmas inanity, topped off with a visit to the inlaws for Christmas itself and sprinklings of snow to boot. Kill me now. |
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Post by THE BEAST on Oct 11, 2011 8:54:00 GMT
where I work, we pay for weather predictions (such as they are) because it seriously affects the services we can provide and we need to forward plan, sometimes years in advance, to make sure we can manage.
Anyway, just to brighten everyone's day, we have been told in no uncertain terms that winters like the last two will be pretty normal for the next 3-5 years if not longer.
Make no bones about it, there will be snow every winter in the South and although I'm not sure it's going to get to the island, London and dear old Hampshire will definitely be affected reasonably significantly around Christmas and New Year period if not at other times as well.
Sorry
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Post by lostboy on Oct 11, 2011 9:19:05 GMT
The clouds have dispersed and there's snow on them thar mountains. Where did that come from? I reckon the clue is in the first sentence.  |
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Post by channonite on Oct 11, 2011 18:57:37 GMT
where I work, we pay for weather predictions (such as they are) because it seriously affects the services we can provide and we need to forward plan, sometimes years in advance, to make sure we can manage. Anyway, just to brighten everyone's day, we have been told in no uncertain terms that winters like the last two will be pretty normal for the next 3-5 years if not longer. Make no bones about it, there will be snow every winter in the South and although I'm not sure it's going to get to the island, London and dear old Hampshire will definitely be affected reasonably significantly around Christmas and New Year period if not at other times as well. Sorry So you bloody should be! I really, really HAVE to get to Heathrow on Thursday 22nd December to catch our flight to NZ. Failure is not an option. |
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Post by Furry Frank The Combat Wombat on Oct 11, 2011 19:03:18 GMT
where I work, we pay for weather predictions (such as they are) because it seriously affects the services we can provide and we need to forward plan, sometimes years in advance, to make sure we can manage. Anyway, just to brighten everyone's day, we have been told in no uncertain terms that winters like the last two will be pretty normal for the next 3-5 years if not longer. Make no bones about it, there will be snow every winter in the South and although I'm not sure it's going to get to the island, London and dear old Hampshire will definitely be affected reasonably significantly around Christmas and New Year period if not at other times as well. Sorry So you bloody should be! I really, really HAVE to get to Heathrow on Thursday 22nd December to catch our flight to NZ. Failure is not an option. Conversely, I wouldn't be quite as fussed if we don't make it to Gatwick that day.  |
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Post by THE BEAST on Oct 11, 2011 19:25:07 GMT
where I work, we pay for weather predictions (such as they are) because it seriously affects the services we can provide and we need to forward plan, sometimes years in advance, to make sure we can manage. Anyway, just to brighten everyone's day, we have been told in no uncertain terms that winters like the last two will be pretty normal for the next 3-5 years if not longer. Make no bones about it, there will be snow every winter in the South and although I'm not sure it's going to get to the island, London and dear old Hampshire will definitely be affected reasonably significantly around Christmas and New Year period if not at other times as well. Sorry So you bloody should be! I really, really HAVE to get to Heathrow on Thursday 22nd December to catch our flight to NZ. Failure is not an option. Depends when it hits, you might be lucky? Also, although we pay them quite a lot of money for this advice, it could be complete horse pucky? (Although the global trends seem to indicate this isn't the case generally I'm afraid) Two years ago it hit well after Christmas so you might be okay? alternatively, do you ski? |
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Post by channonite on Oct 11, 2011 19:33:21 GMT
So you bloody should be! I really, really HAVE to get to Heathrow on Thursday 22nd December to catch our flight to NZ. Failure is not an option. Depends when it hits, you might be lucky? Also, although we pay them quite a lot of money for this advice, it could be complete horse pucky? (Although the global trends seem to indicate this isn't the case generally I'm afraid) Two years ago it hit well after Christmas so you might be okay? alternatively, do you ski? No, but there are four tennis rackets in the house.  |
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Post by THE BEAST on Oct 11, 2011 19:41:05 GMT
Depends when it hits, you might be lucky? Also, although we pay them quite a lot of money for this advice, it could be complete horse pucky? (Although the global trends seem to indicate this isn't the case generally I'm afraid) Two years ago it hit well after Christmas so you might be okay? alternatively, do you ski? No, but there are four tennis rackets in the house. Problem solved, Dennis Quaid, The Day after Tomorrow, it's you, it's got to be… |
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