Holiday's over, folks Weatherlawyer is back.

A deep Low in Scandinavia (the recent ones from) Iceland and an
intense High SW of Britain have met in the Norwegian Sea to threaten
Britain with a very cold spell for this time of year. This sort of set
up brings a snow front.

I doubt we'll get snow as far south as Stoke so early in the year but
even so, I am not looking forward to it. I hope that there is
something good out of the economic depression, that if we get a 1/4"
fall, the commute will not be agony.

Having said that I prefer the cold to high summer and at least it
won't be raining.

Will it?

On Oct 27, 8:34*pm, Weatherlawyer wrote:
Holiday's over, folks Weatherlawyer is back.

A deep Low in Scandinavia (the recent ones from) Iceland and an
intense High SW of Britain have met in the Norwegian Sea to threaten
Britain with a very cold spell for this time of year. This sort of set
up brings a snow front.

I doubt we'll get snow as far south as Stoke so early in the year but
even so, I am not looking forward to it. I hope that there is
something good out of the economic depression, that if we get a 1/4"
fall, the commute will not be agony.

Having said that I prefer the cold to high summer and at least it
won't be raining.

Will it?

Drizzle in the morning then from 1 pm lots of large flakes easing to
smaller and fewer flakes by the end of an hour. It turned to drizzle
or small crystals about 3pm.

Some white dusting on grass.