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Postby benedetti » 27 Nov 2010, 10:58

Are you lot snowed in? Cold and frosty in Essex but no white stuff yet 8-)
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Postby Oor Willie » 27 Nov 2010, 11:05

about 2 inches of snow in East Kilbride last night in the space of an hour but the sun is shinning now, I was down in Newcastle on Thursday and it's much worse down there
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Postby Gemma1 » 27 Nov 2010, 11:37

We've had snow overnight in Yorkshire and the car is still covered so I'm soo glad I don't have to drive to work today :)

Can't believe it's still 22 degrees in Symi 8-)
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Postby Allan » 27 Nov 2010, 12:06

Like Gemma we awoke to a light covering this morning. Just enough to look pretty in the sun without causing disruption - YET!
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Postby Kojak » 27 Nov 2010, 13:05

No snow here yet but, with the exception of last year, we don't get much near the coast. It's cooooold though...
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Postby Mille » 27 Nov 2010, 14:10

In the "real" North we're almost snowed in.

20 cm or more is covering Copenhagen as I type this and the snow is still falling from the sky..

Looks very pretty, but it is very cold!
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Postby benedetti » 27 Nov 2010, 14:13

[quote="Mille"]

In the "real" North we're almost snowed in.

20 cm or more is covering Copenhagen as I type this and the snow is still falling from the sky..

Looks very pretty, but it is very cold!
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At least you will be able to cope. Down here everything grinds to a halt unless you skid.
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Postby Allan » 27 Nov 2010, 15:00

And it's still 24 degrees on Symi. Good weather for replacing Pacho's canopy by the look of it!
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Postby Julie » 27 Nov 2010, 18:56

I would much rather be in Pachos right now than in the freezing north and it's minus 4 degrees as I write this. Still, mustn't grumble Copenhagen is far worse than us by the sounds of it 8-)
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Postby Oor Willie » 27 Nov 2010, 22:26

Just got back home from Xmas shopping in Glasgow thermometer in the car was showing -10 C as we pulled into our car park at home and the forecast for tomorrow is heavy snow showers, Oh to be in Symi now that winter's here
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Postby Ange » 27 Nov 2010, 23:08

We woke up to a thick covering of snow here in South Yorkshire!
As usual the traffic chaos, I'm glad I'm not working today too. Its been very cold all day.
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Postby BPSOMERSET » 28 Nov 2010, 00:27

Here in Somerset, we don't usually get much snow but woke to a thin covering this morning. Very pretty, but pavements are treacherous. Lucky I didn't have to go out today.
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Postby snoopy2 » 28 Nov 2010, 13:48

:cry: Here in n.e. Scotland - small villages cut off - no-one venturing out unless they have to and snow everywhere - even by me only metres from the sea!!! The sea is angry looking and the waves magnificent starting well out from the coast and today is -3oC. Thank goodness for my log burner!!!!! :cry:
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Postby Sunshine » 28 Nov 2010, 18:44

[quote="Oor Willie"]

about 2 inches of snow in East Kilbride last night in the space of an hour but the sun is shinning now, I was down in Newcastle on Thursday and it's much worse down there
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...Cleared 8 inches (20cm) off the cars today, waiting for the same again tonight...good job I don't have to get up for work tomorrow... :D :D
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Postby peterv » 29 Nov 2010, 16:47

Julie, I am near Pachos, and the side canopy is down!
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Postby mr wotsin » 30 Nov 2010, 21:06

Burnopfield out 8 miles S.W.from Newcastle
Bit higher up than Sunshine, 12 - 14 inches [ 35 centimetres ]in back garden.
Been cleared every day at front, just for the exercise, in case we need the car out.
Need a new pillow, neck is hurting.
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