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Old December 17th 04, 03:43 PM posted to uk.sci.weather
Lawrence Lawrence is offline
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Yeah well I'm no mug Sarah. I saw an offer "buy two sledges get one free" So
I did. Very nice salesman Mr Bond I believe.








"kiticat" wrote in message
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Just seen the following adavance weather warning from the met office

Here is an ADVANCED WARNING of Heavy Snow affecting North West England,
North East England, The Midlands, Wales, Central Southern England, South
East England and East Anglia AND Lincolnshire.
Issued by the Met Office at 10:04 on Friday, 17 December 2004.
This is the first warning of disruption due to Heavy Snow.
The Met Office is forecasting a deepening Atlantic depression to run
quickly east across Southern England overnight Saturday into Sunday
morning. Frontal rain is likely to turn to snow in places over Wales,
Midlands, including southern parts of NW and NE England especially, but
not exclusively over higher ground. The risk extends almost anywhere
across England and Wales Saturday night into Sunday as the depression
clears south. 5-10cm of snow are possible, in particular over higher
ground which could lead to travel disruption.
At high elevations the snow may drift, giving temporary blizzard
conditions.
In addition, prolonged heavy rain is expected in the south and southwest
leading to localised flooding. Winds will also increase along with the
heavy rain gusting 60mph in exposed places.
At the moment the track and depth of the low are subject to some
uncertainty and there is a small chance for the snow threat to extend
further north into Southern Scotland. Probabilities will be revised in
subsequent issues of the warning.
For enquiries regarding this warning - please contact your regional Met
Office.
Transmitted by the Met Office at 10:04 on Friday 17 December



funny thing is I inspected our sledge this morning and decided it needed
replacing so I trudged up to town in the heavy rain and winds to get one.
Got soaked to the skin.

Sarah H Fleet, Hampshire