The Official Winter Snow Thread 2014/2015
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northwest monkey said:
Countdown said:
northwest monkey said:
Well you'd be wrong!
Currently snowing like mad in Rossendale & it's sticking....
We're 1000ft up at the top of a valley / edge of the Pennines.
Can anyone remember where I put my snow shovel? If it carries on I'm going to need it in the morning
Sharneyford way by any chance?Currently snowing like mad in Rossendale & it's sticking....
We're 1000ft up at the top of a valley / edge of the Pennines.
Can anyone remember where I put my snow shovel? If it carries on I'm going to need it in the morning
Many many years ago a former gf used to live over the other side of the Pennines so I spent quite a few Friday evenings driving over the road from Bacup to Todmorden. A great road for a mini-hoon
Countdown said:
Oh right. With you saying "top" of the valley I thought you meant higher up
Many many years ago a former gf used to live over the other side of the Pennines so I spent quite a few Friday evenings driving over the road from Bacup to Todmorden. A great road for a mini-hoon
We're about the same height as Sharneyford but not quite as exposed. The road from Bacup to Tod is now awful - everyone keeps digging it up & there are ruts everywhere & I can't remember the last time I went up there when there wasn't traffic lights. Bacup to Burnley is still good for a blast thoughMany many years ago a former gf used to live over the other side of the Pennines so I spent quite a few Friday evenings driving over the road from Bacup to Todmorden. A great road for a mini-hoon
northwest monkey said:
We're about the same height as Sharneyford but not quite as exposed. The road from Bacup to Tod is now awful - everyone keeps digging it up & there are ruts everywhere & I can't remember the last time I went up there when there wasn't traffic lights. Bacup to Burnley is still good for a blast though
I came razzing over there on my Agusta F4 a few weeks ago - fk me I thought I was going to get thrown off the bike. I don't recall a bumpier road. The bends are awful too with all the corrugations. NRS said:
GetCarter said:
It's normally around 0.5C per 100m, so I guess it won't stay around too long then, Maybe have to leave the skis here after all. Went to work at stoopid o'clock this morning and while having breakfast watched a gritter go past in the teaming rain. Went out at 8 for a butty run at Greggs and could see snow on the Pennines and Pendle Hill (which was nice), and it had got colder.
About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
speedchick said:
Went to work at stoopid o'clock this morning and while having breakfast watched a gritter go past in the teaming rain. Went out at 8 for a butty run at Greggs and could see snow on the Pennines and Pendle Hill (which was nice), and it had got colder.
About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
So where is this About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
Melman Giraffe said:
speedchick said:
Went to work at stoopid o'clock this morning and while having breakfast watched a gritter go past in the teaming rain. Went out at 8 for a butty run at Greggs and could see snow on the Pennines and Pendle Hill (which was nice), and it had got colder.
About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
So where is this About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
Puggit said:
Melman Giraffe said:
speedchick said:
Went to work at stoopid o'clock this morning and while having breakfast watched a gritter go past in the teaming rain. Went out at 8 for a butty run at Greggs and could see snow on the Pennines and Pendle Hill (which was nice), and it had got colder.
About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
So where is this About 1pm it started to snow, but as the groud was wet it didn't do much (not that there was much snow anyway), just seen another gritter while on the way home, and it definately is a lot colder than it was 12 hours ago.
Melman Giraffe said:
So Pug, Give us some good news. What's the likelihood of snow in Windsor before the end of the year?
Much higher than last year...Small chance next weekend when there's another cooler set of weather due.
Christmas is now appearing on the forecasts and some of them are enticing - but as usual way too far out to trust. None of them show the UK entering the freezer like 2010 period.
Lots of very clever people still getting excited about a proper wintry period starting between Xmas and NY - of course they are reading almost invisible signs on the verge of human understanding. Time will tell!
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