Snow
Jan 6th 2010, 6:13 pm
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Snow
Hi
We're down in devon, not that bad, been about 1/2 inch overnight, but its going to icy, more snow tonight, hows every one else??????????
We're down in devon, not that bad, been about 1/2 inch overnight, but its going to icy, more snow tonight, hows every one else??????????
Jan 6th 2010, 6:27 pm
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loui5a
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Re: Snow
Oh snow here in Bangor N. Ireland and we are right on the coast. It snowed big fluffy balls today! Coldest I have seen it here is -4
Brrr
Louisa
Brrr
Louisa
Jan 6th 2010, 6:30 pm
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Re: Snow
Somerset (just over Devon border) 6" here overnight & this morning.
Very slippery off of main roads & on pavements. Exeter & Bristol airports closed. Ice the main problem tonight....more snow forecast for Sunday.
Very slippery off of main roads & on pavements. Exeter & Bristol airports closed. Ice the main problem tonight....more snow forecast for Sunday.
Jan 6th 2010, 6:36 pm
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Re: Snow
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Jan 6th 2010, 6:37 pm
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Re: Snow
Lots of it here in Hertfordshire, 6 inches at least!
Jan 6th 2010, 7:18 pm
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Re: Snow
inch or so last night then more today Just as the kids were coming out of school it really came down, huge snowflakes kids (and parents) were soooooo excited. Ice real cause for concern now overnight 
More snow expected
Dewb x
Just as the kids were coming out of school it really came down, huge snowflakes kids (and parents) were soooooo excited. Ice real cause for concern now overnight More snow expected
Dewb x
Jan 6th 2010, 7:21 pm
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Re: Snow
Really deep in Stratford upon avon....they say we will have this frezzing weather and lots more snow for at least another month I love it.
I love it.
Jan 6th 2010, 7:34 pm
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Re: Snow
A MONTH! thought it was just a couple of weeks.Cant seem to get carrots or spuds in shops yesterday or today, people panic buying driving me mad already
Dewb
Jan 6th 2010, 10:38 pm
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Re: Snow
My house is on top of a hill - could not get out of the town to the Motorway yesterday so gave up and drove back home. Could not get my car up the hill so abandoned it at the bottom.
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
Jan 6th 2010, 10:41 pm
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Re: Snow
well done to you Paula and all those that work in the vital services that we need more than ever in this weather. you get on that plane and see your little grandson.DEwb
My house is on top of a hill - could not get out of the town to the Motorway yesterday so gave up and drove back home. Could not get my car up the hill so abandoned it at the bottom.
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
Jan 6th 2010, 10:46 pm
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Re: Snow
My house is on top of a hill - could not get out of the town to the Motorway yesterday so gave up and drove back home. Could not get my car up the hill so abandoned it at the bottom.
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
This morning with wellington boots on, yard brush, shovel, blanket, water and sandwiches, oh and mobile fully charged - walked down the hill to get the car - then managed to reverse onto the A road and struggle to the motorway. I work in an NHS hospital and we had to cancel all the elective operations and Outpatient Clinics today.
Struggled to get car out of the hospital carpark and then drove home at 20 miles an hour in second or third gear with a grip like death on the steering wheel, black ice all over the roads - really scary.
Got to face it all again tomorrow.
Off to New Zealand on Wednesday next week - hope the airport is open so the plane can take off - very worrying. I have a virtual grandson and have not actually seen him yet and he is 9 months old - so please no more ice and snow where I live!!!
Hope you have a less stressful journey tomorrow Don't think Heathrow was shut today, although Gatwick was for a bit, so reckon you'll be OK Paula hope you have a safe journey & bet you can't wait to hold that little chap in your arms!!
B x
Jan 7th 2010, 1:21 am
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Re: Snow
Hope you have a safe journey paula
