weather?? - Page 102

Polly_45 · 21-01-2009, 01:05

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Originally Posted by West Ender

Did you go? I promise you there's not been a smidge of snow around Warrington today, not even any frost this morning. It snowed twice, in this area, yesterday. Both times it was for 5 minutes and both times it melted before it hit the ground.

Yep i did,took me ages to defrost my car and remove several inches of snow.
I had my car booked in for its first service,was a lovely morning in Warrington and no snow to be seen

Eric · 21-01-2009, 16:01

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Originally Posted by emzy

Is the weather meant to be bad today??

I have an ice rink instead of a front path, gonna be fun with these 2

Teach them how to skate ... you can't start them too young; and who knows, they could end up in the NHL

emzy · 21-01-2009, 16:20

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Originally Posted by Eric

Teach them how to skate ... you can't start them too young; and who knows, they could end up in the NHL

These 2????? Theyd end up attacking each other or something lol

Eric · 21-01-2009, 16:55

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Originally Posted by emzy

These 2????? Theyd end up attacking each other or something lol

Two is old enough ... if they can toddle, they can skate

Who knows, you could have a couple of Wayne Gretkys in your family

Sara · 21-01-2009, 17:53

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

I suggest moving the bed downstairs because with those winds no-one will have a roof

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Originally Posted by carl hurles

well met office have suddenly changed it lol its not gunna be so windy after all haha i thought it was good trick to play on us all

Drat, and i've spent half the day moving my bed downstairs.

Eric · 21-01-2009, 18:51

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Originally Posted by emzy

These 2????? Theyd end up attacking each other or something lol

And attacking one another is all part of hockey

MargaretR · 29-01-2009, 02:33

Just when we thought winter was on its way out -
news that more Siberian icy winds are due to blast us next week
Bitter Siberian winds set to bring snow and give UK coldest winter for 13 years | Mail Online

In Australia folks are dying in a heatwave

south aussie · 29-01-2009, 08:40

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Originally Posted by MargaretR

Just when we thought winter was on its way out -
news that more Siberian icy winds are due to blast us next week
Bitter Siberian winds set to bring snow and give UK coldest winter for 13 years | Mail Online

In Australia folks are dying in a heatwave

Tempratures of 40+ for the next week or so
last night was the hottest over night on record & people were sleeping on the beach

bondi38 · 29-01-2009, 10:45

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Originally Posted by south aussie

Tempratures of 40+ for the next week or so
last night was the hottest over night on record & people were sleeping on the beach

Thanks Peter.
Just what we wanted to hear think i will jump on a plane and come and sleep in your garden ok.

Eric · 29-01-2009, 18:58

Groundhog Day is next week .... let's keep our fingers crossed. And there aren't too many people sleeping on the local beaches .... this might have something to do with the fact that they are under several feet of snow

It's been snowing for the past couple of days; and it looks like snow in the forcast for at least the next five days

south aussie · 30-01-2009, 08:04

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Originally Posted by bondi38

thanks peter.
Just what we wanted to hear think i will jump on a plane and come and sleep in your garden ok.

you probably would not get much sleep.it was siill 35 degrees at 7.00 am when i went to work this morning.

bondi38 · 30-01-2009, 13:21

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Originally Posted by south aussie

you probably would not get much sleep.it was siill 35 degrees at 7.00 am when i went to work this morning.

Well you come here and you can have a good sleep in one of my beds amd be frozen but i will put you a hot water bottle in and one for christine as well now thats a good offer dont you think.

katex · 30-01-2009, 16:58

Another link to the expected weather next week, but not the weather that interested me, it was the comment by Akki of Accrington where the Icelanders have sent 3,000 jumpers to the U.K. because they had heard our elderly residents were suffering due to them not being able to pay their fuel bills.

Felt a bit funny about it .. being a relief area ..

Still, good to know we can get help from other countrys instead of handing it out.

Big chill set to hit Lancashire next week (From Lancashire Telegraph)

West Ender · 30-01-2009, 17:40

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Originally Posted by katex

Another link to the expected weather next week, but not the weather that interested me, it was the comment by Akki of Accrington where the Icelanders have sent 3,000 jumpers to the U.K. because they had heard our elderly residents were suffering due to them not being able to pay their fuel bills.

Felt a bit funny about it .. being a relief area ..

Still, good to know we can get help from other countrys instead of handing it out.

Big chill set to hit Lancashire next week (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Has anyone any idea where all those jumpers went? I saw the report in the papers but it didn't mention any destination. Will those who might be entitled to one have to apply through the "usual channels"? If so, I can see it being mid Summer, 2010, before they get a cardi.

Eric · 30-01-2009, 18:58

Finally made it ... the snowbanks at the side of my driveway are now taller than I am