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November 28th 05, 11:02 PM
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I'm very frightened :-(
Metoffice UK warnings of severe weather in my area tonight (Yorkshire and
Lincolnshire) "Widespread Icy Roads & Heavy Snow" No snow yet but don't think I'll sleep tonight - temperature already plummeted to +2°C. (Just checked again and it's dropped to +1.9°C - even more scary) *Very* frightening !!! -- Regards, Hugh Jampton |
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November 29th 05, 12:24 AM
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I'm very frightened :-(
"Hugh Jampton" wrote in message ... Metoffice UK warnings of severe weather in my area tonight (Yorkshire and Lincolnshire) "Widespread Icy Roads & Heavy Snow" No snow yet but don't think I'll sleep tonight - temperature already plummeted to +2°C. (Just checked again and it's dropped to +1.9°C - even more scary) *Very* frightening !!! -- Regards, Hugh Jampton It could be worse.....how about a bone numbing +1.5 c. They are also warning of temperatures of -30 at 30,000 feet. It's time to really worry. |
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November 29th 05, 07:51 AM
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I'm very frightened :-(
"lawrence Jenkins" wrote in message
... "Hugh Jampton" wrote in message ... Metoffice UK warnings of severe weather in my area tonight (Yorkshire and Lincolnshire) "Widespread Icy Roads & Heavy Snow" No snow yet but don't think I'll sleep tonight - temperature already plummeted to +2°C. (Just checked again and it's dropped to +1.9°C - even more scary) *Very* frightening !!! -- Regards, Hugh Jampton It could be worse.....how about a bone numbing +1.5 c. They are also warning of temperatures of -30 at 30,000 feet. It's time to really worry. -30 deg C at ground level - now that is REALLY frightening. Seriously, compared with places embedded in continental USA, Europe or Russia, we don't know what cold weather really is. We have it walm and balmy compared with some of those places. Regards Mike. -- The best thing about Christmas is when it's over. |
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November 29th 05, 08:28 AM
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I'm very frightened :-(
"Hugh Jampton" wrote in message
... Metoffice UK warnings of severe weather in my area tonight (Yorkshire and Lincolnshire) "Widespread Icy Roads & Heavy Snow" No snow yet but don't think I'll sleep tonight - temperature already plummeted to +2°C. (Just checked again and it's dropped to +1.9°C - even more scary) *Very* frightening !!! -- Regards, Hugh Jampton Watching that "Broken News" on BBC2 last night, they have some good weather forecast spoofs. "A Severe Height Warning has been issued for upland areas in Yorkshire and Cumbria..." Also the "joshing" on the local news section between the presenters and the weatherman is cringe-makingly well done  |
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