The Official Winter Snow Thread 2014/2015
Discussion
schmalex said:
Many people far more clever than me are starting to think that this winter could be "the big one". Apparently, all the signs are aligning for a potentially very cold and snowy winter...
That always happens though, its always "the models are showing..." or "there are indications of..."Its all balls.
As chilly as its been over the past couple of days it looks to be warmer or the same as last year.
That old saying about the weather in New England by Mark Twain rings true for old England as well, "If you don't like the weather now just wait a few minutes...."
This winter it will be cold, mild, wet, windy, sometimes frosty and perhaps a bit of snow will fall.
This winter it will be cold, mild, wet, windy, sometimes frosty and perhaps a bit of snow will fall.
Edited by Wills2 on Wednesday 5th November 21:34
Crafty_ said:
schmalex said:
Many people far more clever than me are starting to think that this winter could be "the big one". Apparently, all the signs are aligning for a potentially very cold and snowy winter...
That always happens though, its always "the models are showing..." or "there are indications of..."Its all balls.
As chilly as its been over the past couple of days it looks to be warmer or the same as last year.
Sadly, we are always right on the western edge of any colder weather and surrounded by a giant hot water bottle
tfin said:
Here's some help http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arctic_oscillation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Atlantic_oscill...
Looket said:
Well it's snowing in my part of Sweden now. st.
Glancing through the post listing, read this quickly, brain not fully computing...and read as..."Well it's snowing in my part of Swindon now. st."
It stopped me in my tracks, thinking how did that happen...I know Swindon's an odd place but never knew they had they're own snowy micro-climate!
v8250 said:
Looket said:
Well it's snowing in my part of Sweden now. st.
Glancing through the post listing, read this quickly, brain not fully computing...and read as..."Well it's snowing in my part of Swindon now. st."
It stopped me in my tracks, thinking how did that happen...I know Swindon's an odd place but never knew they had they're own snowy micro-climate!
PRTVR said:
Can I just say if you don't like snow perhaps Sweden is not the place to live.
It has occurred to me. I was quietly optimistic that I'd escape it once and for all when I moved to the UK. Imagine my utter disappointment then, as a few months later I woke up one fateful winter morning to find the entire bloody place caked in the stuff. A 3+ inch thick white blanket covering the land as far as the eye could see.
v8250 said:
Glancing through the post listing, read this quickly, brain not fully computing...and read as...
"Well it's snowing in my part of Swindon now. st."
It stopped me in my tracks, thinking how did that happen...I know Swindon's an odd place but never knew they had they're own snowy micro-climate!
"Well it's snowing in my part of Swindon now. st."
It stopped me in my tracks, thinking how did that happen...I know Swindon's an odd place but never knew they had they're own snowy micro-climate!
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