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Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently.
Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" |
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![]() "Keith (Southend)G" wrote in message ... Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net You make me sick Keith, I hope it ruins yer bloody garden sob sob sob ;-) Where the hell did that come from, looking at the radar your stuff cleared long ago ? |
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On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:32:48 -0800 (PST), "Keith (Southend)G"
wrote: Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" -0.2°C here on the seafront. Slight melt and icicles readily forming. Off to Greenwich again at 5am, just hope there aren't so many idiots driving at speed as there were on the way back this evening. Counted 7 seperate accidents. What planet are they on? Mark Southend Seafront |
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Mark Chamberlain wrote:
On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:32:48 -0800 (PST), "Keith (Southend)G" wrote: Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" -0.2°C here on the seafront. Slight melt and icicles readily forming. Off to Greenwich again at 5am, just hope there aren't so many idiots driving at speed as there were on the way back this evening. Counted 7 seperate accidents. What planet are they on? Mark Southend Seafront --------------------- Also light snow shower in Rayleigh. When I came out of the pub (coke only!)there was a fresh dusting. The A127 has NOT been gritted between progress Road and the Rayleigh Weir but either has been past Basildon or the slightly lower amount of snow has cleared. Actually driving was remarkably good and most people were below 40 mph. Very light traffic as well. No side roads, even main ones, have been gritted. Dave |
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In message , Mark
Chamberlain writes On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:32:48 -0800 (PST), "Keith (Southend)G" wrote: Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" -0.2°C here on the seafront. Slight melt and icicles readily forming. Off to Greenwich again at 5am, just hope there aren't so many idiots driving at speed as there were on the way back this evening. Counted 7 seperate accidents. What planet are they on? Mark Southend Seafront Good point but I'm tempted to ask too, exactly what planet are the strange people who seem to be obsessed with snow and cold weather on? We're currently snowed in with about a foot or so of snow, plus some mild drifting, can't see us getting out on the road to the village for a few days yet. We are isolated, way out in the country amongst the hills, unlike most of the bizarre (thanks to Tudor for the description) urban snow worshippers. Cold and snow is the pits, it causes human suffering and most evident to me it's killing animals. I've been out all day on the hills in very deep snow indeed, I couldn't be arsed measuring the depth because I was too busy digging sheep out of snow drifts, most were alive but not all. Same as the wildlife, I do what I can to feed the birds, rabbits and polecats etc., which live round us but I suspect it isn't enough. Of course the urban warriors haven't got a clue, their main worries seem to be the Met Office and if it's warnings were appropriate or accurate enough for their area. Jees never mind all that, look out for icicles. -- Jim |
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![]() "Jim Kewley" wrote in message ... Cold and snow is the pits, it causes human suffering and most evident to me it's killing animals. I've been out all day on the hills in very deep snow indeed, I couldn't be arsed measuring the depth because I was too busy digging sheep out of snow drifts, most were alive but not all. Same as the wildlife, I do what I can to feed the birds, rabbits and polecats etc., which live round us but I suspect it isn't enough. Of course the urban warriors haven't got a clue, their main worries seem to be the Met Office and if it's warnings were appropriate or accurate enough for their area. Urban warriors from that sprawling metropolis of Haytor, you mean ![]() -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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On Dec 19, 4:07*am, Jim Kewley wrote:
In message , Mark Chamberlain writes On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:32:48 -0800 (PST), "Keith (Southend)G" wrote: Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" -0.2°C here on the seafront. Slight melt and icicles readily forming. Off to Greenwich again at 5am, just hope there aren't so many idiots driving at speed as there were on the way back this evening. Counted 7 seperate accidents. What planet are they on? Mark Southend Seafront Good point but I'm tempted to ask too, exactly what planet are the strange people who seem to be obsessed with snow and cold weather on? We're currently snowed in with about a foot or so of snow, plus some mild drifting, can't see us getting out on the road to the village for a few days yet. We are isolated, way out in the country amongst the hills, unlike most of the bizarre (thanks to Tudor for the description) urban snow worshippers. Cold and snow is the pits, it causes human suffering and most evident to me it's killing animals. I've been out all day on the hills in very deep snow indeed, I couldn't be arsed measuring the depth because I was too busy digging sheep out of snow drifts, most were alive but not all. Same as the wildlife, I do what I can to feed the birds, rabbits and polecats etc., which live round us but I suspect it isn't enough. Of course the urban warriors haven't got a clue, their main worries seem to be the Met Office and if it's warnings were appropriate or accurate enough for their area. Jees never mind all that, look out for icicles. -- Jim- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Sentiments echoed here...................but when you've got a chance of it actually snowing "properly", all reason actually flies out of the door and hops down the middle of the road doing jigs. Strange that. I'm watching mine doing some odd kind of Celtic dance down the white lines right now...................... |
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On Dec 19, 4:07*am, Jim Kewley wrote:
In message , Mark Chamberlain writes On Sat, 18 Dec 2010 14:32:48 -0800 (PST), "Keith (Southend)G" wrote: Temperature risen to -1.7°C and light snow shower currently. Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" -0.2°C here on the seafront. Slight melt and icicles readily forming. Off to Greenwich again at 5am, just hope there aren't so many idiots driving at speed as there were on the way back this evening. Counted 7 seperate accidents. What planet are they on? Mark Southend Seafront Good point but I'm tempted to ask too, exactly what planet are the strange people who seem to be obsessed with snow and cold weather on? We're currently snowed in with about a foot or so of snow, plus some mild drifting, can't see us getting out on the road to the village for a few days yet. We are isolated, way out in the country amongst the hills, unlike most of the bizarre (thanks to Tudor for the description) urban snow worshippers. Cold and snow is the pits, it causes human suffering and most evident to me it's killing animals. I've been out all day on the hills in very deep snow indeed, I couldn't be arsed measuring the depth because I was too busy digging sheep out of snow drifts, most were alive but not all. Same as the wildlife, I do what I can to feed the birds, rabbits and polecats etc., which live round us but I suspect it isn't enough. Of course the urban warriors haven't got a clue, their main worries seem to be the Met Office and if it's warnings were appropriate or accurate enough for their area. Jees never mind all that, look out for icicles. -- Jim Must be lovely living in a village Jim in this sort of weather, but part of course this is one of the drawer backs. It's similar to the moaners with regards to Southend Airport expansion, the airports been there longer than most of us, so why buy a house near it? Keith (Southend) http://www.southendweather.net "Weather Home & Abroad" |
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Jim Kewley writes: snip I'm tempted to ask too, exactly what planet are the strange people who seem to be obsessed with snow and cold weather on? We can't control the weather, so we might as well try to enjoy what we get. (Though I must admit that when it's pouring with rain, blowing a gale and 5C I rather struggle to view it optimistically!) So I don't feel guilty for letting out my inner child when we have snow. Most types of weather have their downside for somebody. I wonder whether those who enjoy sunny weather in summer should feel guilty because it could lead to an increase in skin cancer? And prolonged hot, dry weather makes life hard for farmers and wildlife, and can threaten our water supply. If one's looking for positive aspects of the snowy weather, it makes what is generally a very dark time of year quite literally a lot brighter, and I suspect must help those suffering from SAD. -- John Hall "I look upon it, that he who does not mind his belly, will hardly mind anything else." Dr Samuel Johnson (1709-84) |
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