"RK" wrote in message
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On Dec 31, 3:19 pm, wrote:

Seems that this winter the promised snow (for the lowland south) is
always three or four days away instead of seven to ten as in previous
years.

Does this mean that forecasts are improving?

Odd, I live in the lowland south (Hampshire) and the last remnants of
the snow which fell on the night of December 17th only melted on
Tuesday morning (December 29th). There was still a "proper" covering
until Boxing Day (nine days of lying snow).

I much prefer truthful snow.