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Ok, How many got snow?!

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hazel

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Lancashire U.K.

Joined: Mar 2012

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18-01-2013, 02:53 PM

Re: Ok, How many got snow?!

Snow all melted again and winds dropped. Temperature's reading 6 c so definitely warmer.No it's not it's gone to minus 2

Alan Cooke

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Northamptonshire, UK

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18-01-2013, 04:03 PM

Re: Ok, How many got snow?!

It started snowing about 9.45am and it's not stopped since. Now about 2ins thick.

pixie

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Canada

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18-01-2013, 04:22 PM

Re: Ok, How many got snow?!

we have snow and bitter cold minus 10 and minus 16 wind chill with the winds

oldbugger

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Moray Coast, Scotland.

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18-01-2013, 04:29 PM

Re: Ok, How many got snow?!

We've been getting snow flurries for hours here in Scotland, it's not lying though.

Still, it is quite nippy so I didn't envy the boiler man standing in the cold garage for hours fixing the boiler - I was shivering just going out for 5 minutes to put the beast (my Texas imported 1988 Ford Crown Victoria) back in the garage after he'd gone.

Got myself some "nibbles" in the oven (little pastry parcels of cheese and ham I think - I never checked, just threw them in), a cup of hot Coffee in my massive mug and a cigarette - I'm happy!