A friend has been rescued by the RAC. The RAC man said that he's racing to beat todays snow because they aren't permitted to tow in the snow. Yes I know that rhymes . Rescued from Milton Keynes. Going to Chesham where it's already Snowing.
My flat is in Chesham, we always got snow - I used to leave work in Central London as soon as my friend called to say it was snowing in Chesham as I knew I had about 2 hours to get home before the trains were suspended. Now here I am in Wirral and it's snowing here too - DD has not made it home yet from work. No roads gritted here at all, same as was usually the case in Chesham ?
No snow in my part of Wiltshire yet. I love a bit of snow. Get the grandchildren, out snowballing, building snowmen and sledging. Good times fun all-round.
A good 1.5 inches here in Oxfordshire. Although it was forecast the roads haven't been treated so chaos on the local hills, the school buses and some cars getting stuck.
Where I am in Bolton we've had snow on and off all day ...some really heavy showers...my so who lives 7or8 mins away rang just now to say they've only just got snow
Grannyknot - excellent a kindred spirit! we can use our powers of osmosis to ward off any potential snowfall. Two strong wills will surely get the better of the wrong sort of weather
People typically "go to the snow" when it occurs further south in winter, to ski, snowboard and generally enjoy the white stuff but I hope I never see it ever again.
It had the audacity to snow here on the edge of West London about half an hour ago, I used all my mental powers (not many these days) to will it not to settle, and it seems I've succeeded with that for the time being. I'll continue to direct it to shove right off, should it try and blanket this part of the world again anytime soon. Sadly I'm not always successful as I'd like to be in directing the weather ...damn it!
Snowing here in South Bucks too. We came home from Rummykub early as we didn’t want to drive in the snow. I think I am a bit of a wimp it is about half an inch thick ❄️❄️❄️