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December 22nd 09, 12:02 AM
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80s snow
Sorry for the subject field but tonight's event reminded me of the
snow that we used to get in the early 80s. As a lad I can remember several times going out in the street in East London in the early evening to play after "warm front snow events". I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark. I was even more puzzled and disappointed when I used to wake up the morning after such events having seen most of the snow had thawed... |
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December 22nd 09, 12:07 AM
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"Scott W" wrote in message ... Sorry for the subject field but tonight's event reminded me of the snow that we used to get in the early 80s. As a lad I can remember several times going out in the street in East London in the early evening to play after "warm front snow events". I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark. I was even more puzzled and disappointed when I used to wake up the morning after such events having seen most of the snow had thawed... " I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark." Are you sure you're not mistaking weather for bedwetting? Sorry Scott I couldn't resist :-) |
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December 22nd 09, 12:37 AM
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"Lawrence Jenkins" wrote :
"Scott W" wrote : Sorry for the subject field but tonight's event reminded me of the snow that we used to get in the early 80s. As a lad I can remember several times going out in the street in East London in the early evening to play after "warm front snow events". I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark. I was even more puzzled and disappointed when I used to wake up the morning after such events having seen most of the snow had thawed... " I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark." Are you sure you're not mistaking weather for bedwetting? Isn't that a place in Wales ... isn't it? pe |
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December 22nd 09, 02:05 AM
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On Dec 22, 12:37*am, "Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom
wrote: "Lawrence Jenkins" wrote : "Scott W" wrote : Sorry for the subject field but tonight's event reminded me of the snow that we used to get in the early 80s. As a lad I can remember several times going out in the street in East London in the early evening to play after "warm front snow events". I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark. I was even more puzzled and disappointed when I used to wake up the morning after such events having seen most of the snow had thawed... " I can still clearly recall being puzzled why everything was wet and the temperature going up despite it having got dark." Are you sure you're not *mistaking weather for bedwetting? Isn't that a place in Wales ... isn't it? pe Good job I've got a sense of humour. That's rather good. Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey. |
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