Now that most of the snow has gone so have the groups letter posters.How
strange is this.?

J Street-porter wrote:
Now that most of the snow has gone so have the groups letter posters.How
strange is this.?



Never mind. A different, but in some ways related group, will appear
when the "Will it Won't it?" questions start regarding summer thunderstorms.

Somehow, I can't help thinking these people would be *much* happier
living in the Midwest of the USA.

"J Street-porter" wrote in message
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Now that most of the snow has gone so have the groups letter posters.How
strange is this.?


I confess that I always used the number of posts as a forecast ;-))

Jim Webster

"J Street-porter" wrote in message
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Now that most of the snow has gone so have the groups letter posters.How
strange is this.?

Not very, really. Most of the long standing and frequent posters to the
group were moved to do so because of their interest in more unusual weather.
As snow in the UK falls in to that category and probably the majority on
here like snowy weather it is fairly predictable.

Dave, S.Essex, interestingly -3.8C last night, 4th coldest night of the
winter.
P.S. If I ever get more than 15mm of rain in one go I will be posting that
as well!

Chris Smith wrote in
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Never mind. A different, but in some ways related group, will appear
when the "Will it Won't it?" questions start regarding summer
thunderstorms.

Somehow, I can't help thinking these people would be *much* happier
living in the Midwest of the USA.

Or closer to home, I could recommend Munich for a good climate. Storms that
develop in the nearby Alps and usually a good dose of snow in winter. I was
lucky enough to get caught in one of those summer storms. Went completely
black as night by 6pm in September, torrential rain and gusty winds.
Unfortunately however two people died in that storm (cause unknown) and my
good friend from schooldays has reported copious amounts of snow this
month.

Add to that bratwurst, weissbier and remarkable amount of talent (ahem) and
it's a recipe for a good lifestyle. Hence I'm out there once or twice a
year!

Richard