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NottinghamWhite
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Snow
How much snow do you have in your area ? We had a small amount overnight but it's melted now.
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Re: Snow
It snowed down here in South London too (I return to Leeds on the 23rd), just a little bit and it's mostly melted away now, but there are still small patches here and there. Enough to put the cats off going outside, sadly for the carpet.
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Absolutely nothing on the south coast so far .. but it certainly feels cold enough so maybe tomorrow.
This morning was just wet and windy while yesterday morning was still and there was a solid ground frost, indicating it's imminent ... watch this space.
Spoke to a mate in Weybridge earlier and they'd had some overnight.
This morning was just wet and windy while yesterday morning was still and there was a solid ground frost, indicating it's imminent ... watch this space.
Spoke to a mate in Weybridge earlier and they'd had some overnight.
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About 2 inches in Tunbridge Wells so enough to make a cracking snowman with the little one, all done out in Leeds scarf and hat. If I knew how to post pictures on the site I would put it up. 
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Re: Snow
we had a fair bit in Rothwell, well I say a fair bit, it was only a bit about 2 or 3 inches but it fell and laid really quickly. Me and the missus went for a walk in it, was so quiet and peaceful.
All gone though now nearly.
We don't get snow like I remember when I was a kid in the 80's, I remember walking to school and there was like a proper foot of snow and we used to roll giant snowballs in the playground that were like 6ft tall...
It could be just nostalgia but I remember as a kid every year you got a good bit of snow, usually after Christmas or early Feb and it was nice and deep.
Snow is number 2s these days
All gone though now nearly.
We don't get snow like I remember when I was a kid in the 80's, I remember walking to school and there was like a proper foot of snow and we used to roll giant snowballs in the playground that were like 6ft tall...
It could be just nostalgia but I remember as a kid every year you got a good bit of snow, usually after Christmas or early Feb and it was nice and deep.
Snow is number 2s these days
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In 1946/7 it snowed at Christmas, was well over a foot deep and was still there in March. 1963 was another, with no football played for about 6 weeks. There was about 8/10 inches of snow which froze solid with temperatures below freezing for several weeks, with freezing fog. Real pleasant it was, particularly as we didn't have central heating. 
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