Snowstorms set to blanket Britiain

Siliconslave said:
whens this? the whole week? i do love working from home :D snow ball fights, sledging and rwd sideways action
They're saying this week, but it will get worse towards the end of the week, with even Central getting snow. They reacon 3-5C, so i'm getting my gloves out :).
 
Killerkebab said:
Come again? :p
Well it will in Tonbridge ;).

And to all Non-Believers!
EARLY WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER
EARLY WARNING of Heavy Snow Issued by the Met Office at 12:00 on Sunday, 26 February

OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT: The probability of disruption due to severe weather conditions in part of the United Kingdom within the next 84 hours is 90 percent.
This is the first warning of disruption due to Heavy Snow.
The Met Office is forecasting a very cold northerly flow to become established across the UK during Tuesday. This is expected to bring snow showers to many places. Areas most at risk are coastal and upland regions exposed to the northerly flow - in particular northern and northeastern Scotland along with some eastern counties of England. In these areas frequent heavy snow showers could bring accumulations of 5-10cm at times, with 30 percent risk of locally over 20 cm. In addition, some locally significant falls of snow could occur over parts of N Ireland and west Wales, especially on high ground. Strong winds are likely to cause drifting at times with blizzard conditions possible over high ground. Disruption to transport is possible and some roads may become impassable.
The cold, wintry spell is expected to continue for the following few days, with the possibility of persistent snow across southern counties. The early warning may be extended in subsequent issues as the risk becomes clearer.
This warning will be updated by 1200 tomorrow, Monday 27th February 2006.
:p
 
Killerkebab said:
Thats no good to people who live in a nice town :p
Thats not what you said last time. Anyway, they're £40m poorer now. And lol they called High Brooms a village on the News :D.
R5Rich said:
when i go onto the bbc site and check the warnings i get this
" Monday 31 February EARLY WARNING Heavy snowfall is expected this week. As a very cold northerly wind takes hold of the UK on Tuesday, it will bring snow showers to many places. Most at risk will be northern and eastern Scotland, with blizzard conditions likely and eastern England. Northern Ireland, Wales and southwest England are also likely to see snow. This wintry spell will continue for a few days and could cause disruption to transport Further updates will appear here. "
It aint the 31st 2morrow their is no 31st in febuary!
they're just being special.
 
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They still aren't giving up on the snow:
EARLY WARNING OF SEVERE WEATHER

EARLY WARNING of Heavy Snow Issued by the Met Office at 11:00 on Monday, 27 February

OVERALL RISK ASSESSMENT: The probability of disruption due to severe weather conditions in part of the United Kingdom within the next 3 days is 80 percent.
This warning is an update to that issued at 12:00 on Sunday 26 February 2006.
The Met Office is forecasting frequent snow showers to affect Northern and Eastern Scotland, and extreme eastern England. Falls of between 5 cm and 10 cm are expected in places, with a 30 percent risk of 20 cm or more over upland Scotland. Northern Ireland, Northern and Western Wales, and parts of Southwest England are at lower risk with local falls of 5 cm and a 20 percent risk of 10 cm in upland parts. Disruption to transport is possible.
The wintry spell is expected to continue through the rest of this week. There is still a possibility of a prolonged spell of snow across some southern counties of England later this week. The Met Office will provide further updates this week.
This warning will be updated by 1100 tomorrow, Tuesday 28 February 2006, unless superseded by Flash messages.
 
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