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On 27/03/2023 at 20:31, ANYWEATHER said:
Something to do with where it's location is
Not sure, I've know it to be cold and wet and even snow on the local mountains/hills other years.
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I've been in Southern Spain since New Year's eve, the weather has been more or less glorious, like a UK (real) spring. We have had frosty mornings but by midday it is lovely to sit out. There has been very little rain, Spain is really desparate for rain. As I write this it is 17.55 and we are still sat out in tee shirts. Is this the effect of global warming?
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1 hour ago, WillinGlossop said:
Yes definitely if going through Pyrenees and also Massif Central… some quite snowy mountains on horizon at Toulouse airport yesterday
We go through Madrid, usually snow on the mountains there then towards Bilbao up over the border into France, Bordeaux
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16 minutes ago, WillinGlossop said:
I think that was a couple of crazy gfs runs ago the media’s hopped on to…. As per usual… if a quarter of these prophecies came true we’d have ski resorts in the Pennines
We're driving from Southern Spain and up through France, maybe I'll see some there (lve even got my woolly hat with me
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According to Google and other 'sources' I see the UK braced for a monster dumping next Thurs/Fri, 2" an hour from a 750 mile wide weather system
I'm back in the UK then, a bit of me is hoping 
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I'm gutted you have had snow, though it is a given seeing as I am out of the country until 10th Feb. What are the chances of snow for Feb? I've been looking at the models but I'm not concentrating.
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23 minutes ago, Scuba steve said:
Oooh jan that’s posh what’s a Meccano cherry does it come in a set
Haha can't spell it
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20 minutes ago, Scuba steve said:
Yep not many sophisticated pubs out there ,bloody cherries on a stick , shocking
Nowt wrong with a maracino cherry on a stick
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Happy New Year NW peeps
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Torrential rain in Poitiers this morning then blowing a hooley in Bilbao
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A scattering of graupel here, slight breeze, 1.2c
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Sausage chips n beans washed down with a g&t here
-0.6c and falling here 94% humidity
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-4.3 here at the mo
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-0.2c here this morning, warmer than yesterday, humidity is 95%. My patio surface was dry last night however this morning first thing I let my dogs out and they both fell over, the patio surface is like a sheet of black ice
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-0.7c here at the min, cloudy as far as I can tell
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-1c here, feels like - 6c, still got patchy bits of snow on the pavements and it's well frozen, treacherous underfoot. Acquired a heated cushion today plugged it in and its nice and toasty now, might put my feet inside the cover
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In Mossley Hill today started about noon, icey rain and its progressed to hail with bits of snow, its made the grass white ish, kids are made up
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I've given in and put my heating on for an £our, I even had to use the tumble dryer for half an hour this afternoon. Brought the hot washing out and piled it on top of me for 10 minutes, toasty warm
I don't thinks got much above 6c here today
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23 minutes ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:
Yea I need that compromise. Like i've said before I'm a tiny 7 stone thing with no fat on me so I really feel the cold. So I'm trying on this as long as I can! Got another Merino wool jumped today to help keep me warm! Can always wear a fleece on top too or get a fleect hoodie thingy
I've got a blank, for when it gets too cold
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6 minutes ago, itsnowjoke said:
Had a date night tonight with a tub of brilliant white Matt emulsion and a tub of brilliant white eggshell for the wood
when I walk in my front room now it looks like I’ve just walked into Rylans teeth
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and we're off again, torrential rain, gutters gurgling (so glad I had them all replaced) . Temperature has dropped bit of a breeze picked up
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2 or 3 days in a row now for thunderstorms
I'm well happy. Torrential downpour about 20 minutes ago, gutters couldn't cope, rain eased off but still lots of rumbles
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and there it was...... gone! Brief but intense
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The lightening is still flashing away, it's like what we get in Spain. Rain has died off now
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I went to Burscough car boot earlier, it was drizzly and cold at 8c (should have stayed in bed)