Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for last 5
days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on sunfacing surfaces
in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing "service" for
motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with witterings
about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated warnings - the word
trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone on the ng has driven on a
treacherous road recently - I havent in the 3 years I have been in
Aberfeldy?

brian
will be making a lunchtime snowman
aberfeldy

Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!

Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!

Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!

Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!


If anyone should have came across "treacherous roads" I would have imagined
that you would have in your neck of the woods so point taken.

K McLaughlan - no snow to speak of on the Ayrshire coast.

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!


If anyone should have came across "treacherous roads" I would have imagined
that you would have in your neck of the woods so point taken.

K McLaughlan - no snow to speak of on the Ayrshire coast.

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!


If anyone should have came across "treacherous roads" I would have imagined
that you would have in your neck of the woods so point taken.

K McLaughlan - no snow to speak of on the Ayrshire coast.

" cupra" wrote in message
...
Brian Blair wrote:
Still snowing hard at 11.55 with 4-5 cm so far, have had snow for
last 5 days now. Each morning 1-2 cm of powder snow melting on
sunfacing surfaces in the pm, today has been the heaviest.

By the by, is it me or are the MO now providing an increasing
"service" for motorists?

It seems that more and more of each forecast is taken up with
witterings about roads, generally exceptionally over-inflated
warnings - the word trecherous is the favourite. I wonder if anyone
on the ng has driven on a treacherous road recently - I havent in the
3 years I have been in Aberfeldy?

Seeing as a large number of motorists find roads treacherous on dry bright
and warm days, I'd probably say they are catering for the potential Darwin
award nominees amongst us!


If anyone should have came across "treacherous roads" I would have imagined
that you would have in your neck of the woods so point taken.

K McLaughlan - no snow to speak of on the Ayrshire coast.

KM wrote:

K McLaughlan - no snow to speak of on the Ayrshire coast.

Heavier showers are reaching us now the wind's got up - visibility was
very poor during the last one. Radar suggests it's heading your way.
--
Steve Loft, Wanlockhead, Dumfriesshire. 1417ft ASL
http://www.wanlockhead.org.uk/weather/
Free weather softwa http://cumulus.nybbles.co.uk/
Experimental webcam: http://www.wanlockhead.org.uk/webcam.php