The official 2024/2025 snowmageddon disappointment thread

The official 2024/2025 snowmageddon disappointment thread

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Puggit

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48,810 posts

256 months

Thursday 26th September
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Make sure you do cut on Saturday though - look out in to the Atlantic...

JakeT

5,629 posts

128 months

Thursday 26th September
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Deal. It’s been a while since it was last done, and looks like it won’t be for a while after Saturday!

geeks

9,778 posts

147 months

Thursday 26th September
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Yeah we really need to get the last mow of the season in as well, fingers cross for Satuday

Faust66

2,131 posts

173 months

Thursday 26th September
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Puggit said:
Make sure you do cut on Saturday though - look out in to the Atlantic...
Saturday looks like it should be a cold crisp autumnal day for much of the country.

I'm planning on a decent hike in the Peaks, so it'd better not rain (last Sunday was 'challenging' weather).

Puggit

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48,810 posts

256 months

Thursday 26th September
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Report of tornadoes in Farnborough and Egham today.

UTH

9,594 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th September
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Puggit, I need your best crystal ball effort......is it worth me travelling to Lord's tomorrow.....BBC/iPhone app/met office giving me very conflicting information.

geeks

9,778 posts

147 months

Thursday 26th September
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UTH said:
Puggit, I need your best crystal ball effort......is it worth me travelling to Lord's tomorrow.....BBC/iPhone app/met office giving me very conflicting information.
I'd say no, you should send me in your place

Puggit

Original Poster:

48,810 posts

256 months

Thursday 26th September
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UTH said:
Puggit, I need your best crystal ball effort......is it worth me travelling to Lord's tomorrow.....BBC/iPhone app/met office giving me very conflicting information.
Looking at the pressure map, I would say yes. A cold, dry northerly once any early rain clears.

Never trust the BBC forecast, it's up to 24 hours out of date.



Met office prediction for London backs that up: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcpv...

Its Just Adz

15,086 posts

217 months

Thursday 26th September
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geeks said:
Yeah we really need to get the last mow of the season in as well, fingers cross for Satuday
Did ours last weekend along with power washing flags and general tidy up, I think it will be the last one this year now.

UTH

9,594 posts

186 months

Thursday 26th September
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Puggit said:
UTH said:
Puggit, I need your best crystal ball effort......is it worth me travelling to Lord's tomorrow.....BBC/iPhone app/met office giving me very conflicting information.
Looking at the pressure map, I would say yes. A cold, dry northerly once any early rain clears.

Never trust the BBC forecast, it's up to 24 hours out of date.



Met office prediction for London backs that up: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcpv...
Thank you, I’m inclined to agree. We’re going to make an assessment at 9am, but I think we should see a fair chunk of play.

Dark85

683 posts

156 months

Friday 27th September
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Any chance of catching the remnants of Isaac? It feels like years since we've had a big autumn storm.

Scabutz

8,187 posts

88 months

Friday 27th September
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UTH said:
Thank you, I’m inclined to agree. We’re going to make an assessment at 9am, but I think we should see a fair chunk of play.
Stuart Broad posted a video on IG. It's still raining in London but she said Lord's dries quick and there is plenty of time so he is confident of some decent play.

Did you go in the end?

UTH

9,594 posts

186 months

Friday 27th September
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Scabutz said:
UTH said:
Thank you, I’m inclined to agree. We’re going to make an assessment at 9am, but I think we should see a fair chunk of play.
Stuart Broad posted a video on IG. It's still raining in London but she said Lord's dries quick and there is plenty of time so he is confident of some decent play.

Did you go in the end?
We’re getting to Waterloo at 1230 so should be in there around 1ish. Looks like it’s dry after this band of crap passes although it hardly looks appealing to leave my house shortly!

Puggit

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48,810 posts

256 months

Friday 27th September
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Dark85 said:
Any chance of catching the remnants of Isaac? It feels like years since we've had a big autumn storm.
Current trajectory makes it look unlikely.

This is a good thing, I have a 5.5 hour cross channel ferry on Tuesday!


rossub

4,857 posts

198 months

Friday 27th September
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Puggit said:
Current trajectory makes it look unlikely.

This is a good thing, I have a 5.5 hour cross channel ferry on Tuesday!
Don’t want any storms until the trees have shed most of their leaves.

Blib

45,438 posts

205 months

Saturday 28th September
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A glorious morning walk on Kessingland beach.

Sun for scale.

JakeT

5,629 posts

128 months

Saturday 28th September
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Lawns cut. Is this the cast cut of the year?

Puggit

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48,810 posts

256 months

Tuesday 1st October
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6 counties had wettest Sept on record


Blib

45,438 posts

205 months

Tuesday 1st October
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Crikey!

geeks

9,778 posts

147 months

Tuesday 1st October
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JakeT said:
Lawns cut. Is this the cast cut of the year?
Me too and I really hope it is, its been a real PITA having to do them at least once a week this year with the whole sun/rain/sun/rain routines