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Come again?Rotty said:blimey , is it that rough where you live ?
Come again?Rotty said:blimey , is it that rough where you live ?
Killerkebab said:Come again?
Yeah I want some snow too. One of my friend's brothers went to uni here in Bristol (UWE not UoB though ) and he didn't see any snow for the 3 years he was here. He was always in the wrong place at the wrong time. Home when it snowed in Bristol, and in Bristol when it snowed at home. I hope that doesnt happen to me, I like the snowsara said:Not forecast for Bristol it seems.
Bristol never gets any snow though That time last year (and the year before?) when the whole of the UK got amazing amount of snow, Bristol had none. Sigh.
Well it will in Tonbridge .Killerkebab said:Come again?
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.
I'm even more confused now...Rotty said:I wouldn't leave my doors unlocked at night but they don't nick the snow
Phnom_Penh said:Well it will in Tonbridge .
Thats not what you said last time. Anyway, they're £40m poorer now. And lol they called High Brooms a village on the News .Killerkebab said:Thats no good to people who live in a nice town
they're just being special.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!
R5Rich said:Wales and southwest England are also likely to see snow.
Ayesara said:Not forecast for Bristol it seems.
Bristol never gets any snow though That time last year (and the year before?) when the whole of the UK got amazing amount of snow, Bristol had none. Sigh.
Phnom_Penh said:Thats not what you said last time. Anyway, they're £40m poorer now. And lol they called High Brooms a village on the News .
If you crash, you get a free holidaySt0rmer66 said:Hmm, now do I risk riding my motorbike to sixth form in the snow? Could be a laugh.. .
Last time I crashed I just had to hobble around all day . I didn't crash too badly though, the back wheel slipped out while I was turning a corner and the bike landed on my leg. Was a bit painful but not exactly life threatening!Killerkebab said:If you crash, you get a free holiday
Le_Petit_Lapin said:BBC Weather is telling me it might get down to -5*C at nights.
Brrr...
Edit: And apparently heavy snow on Thursday!