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We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.

Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
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Trevor Appleton wrote in message ...
We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.

Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL


Nice one Trevor. I think I mentioned the possibility of blocked roads in the
northeast in my weekly forecast last thursday.

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Well I would still doubt the BBC version of events in terms of the big
bright area of severe disruption stretching from Scotland to Kent and
virtually splitting the UK into two halves. You just happened to be in one
of the few localised areas where it happened!

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"Trevor Appleton" wrote in message
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We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL


Leeds, West Yorkshire.
0" snow
0" drifts
0" of snow of any description whatsoever
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think, as well !

Regards
BrianT


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wupps - should read:

Some apologies FROM the Met O are due I think, as well !




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Nice one Trevor. I think I mentioned the possibility of blocked roads in

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northeast in my weekly forecast last thursday.


Well done, Will.


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"BrianT" wrote in message
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"Trevor Appleton" wrote in message
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We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles

away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL


Leeds, West Yorkshire.
0" snow
0" drifts
0" of snow of any description whatsoever
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think, as well !

Regards
BrianT


Yes, but if there was a 50% chance of snow in West Yorkshire and
Yorkshire got nothing, that is a perfectly good forecast on the face of
it.


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Might as well have not bothered then eh? The Met Office made a big issue of
snow in the East, they got it wrong because they issued a weather warning to
all eastern counties of heavy snow with up to 6" possible. Does 0" count as
a successful outcome to areas 15 miles inland?

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"Richard" wrote in message
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"BrianT" wrote in message
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"Trevor Appleton" wrote in message
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We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles

away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL


Leeds, West Yorkshire.
0" snow
0" drifts
0" of snow of any description whatsoever
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think, as well !

Regards
BrianT


Yes, but if there was a 50% chance of snow in West Yorkshire and
Yorkshire got nothing, that is a perfectly good forecast on the face of
it.




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Brian did you really think the situation called for the showers to drift so
far inland?

shame on you. The situation, given the wind direction etc, only called for
coastal showers...

Rob
p***** off WITH the snow

BrianT wrote in message
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"Trevor Appleton" wrote in message
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We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles

away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL


Leeds, West Yorkshire.
0" snow
0" drifts
0" of snow of any description whatsoever
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think, as well !

Regards
BrianT




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See my reply to BrianT's post some moments ago...

Rob
p***** off WITH snow

Dave O'Hara wrote in message
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Might as well have not bothered then eh? The Met Office made a big issue

of
snow in the East, they got it wrong because they issued a weather warning

to
all eastern counties of heavy snow with up to 6" possible. Does 0" count

as
a successful outcome to areas 15 miles inland?

--
Dave in Ferryhill, Co. Durham, UK. For webcam, look to
http://www.napier.eclipse.co.uk/weather/sample.htm


"Richard" wrote in message
...

"BrianT" wrote in message
...
"Trevor Appleton" wrote in message
...
We ended up with 4 inches of level snow and 3 ft drifts. A few miles

away
cars were abandoned in the snow drifts.
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think!

Trevor Kirkburn
East Yorkshire
70 ft AMSL

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
0" snow
0" drifts
0" of snow of any description whatsoever
Some apologies to the Met O are due I think, as well !

Regards
BrianT


Yes, but if there was a 50% chance of snow in West Yorkshire and
Yorkshire got nothing, that is a perfectly good forecast on the face of
it.








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