Snowangel-MK

For those of you stuck in the office today I would like to share my magical morning walk with you..... ...I went to an enchanted land not so far far away where the trees were covered in ice crystals..... ...water was frozen and in the stillness this place felt as if it had been cast under a spell of one hundred winters.... ...I followed small animals deeper into the woods..... ....until finally in a clearing I came upon the most beautiful creature of them all.... (sorry no unicorn this time) Thank you for sharing, hope you enjoy it as much as I did - Ali x

Temperature Temperature -5.4 °C Windchill -5.4 °C Dew Point -6.3 °C Wind Wind Speed (avg) 0.0 mph Wind Speed (gust) 1.0 mph Wind Bearing 208° SSW Conditions Pressure 1021.98 mb (Falling -0.35 mb/hr) Clouds Clear Moisture Humidity 94% Rainfall 0 mm Thick hoar frost

Morning all, Temperature -5.4 °C Dew Point -6.3 °C Windchill -5.4 °C Thick hoar frost here, but the fog cleared last night so it's a clear crisp and sunny morning - needless to say writing the Chrimbo cards and wrapping presents can wait....I'm going out to play ! Something was falling from the sky here late last night, snizzle due to the fog evaporating I assumed, but it's going to be the devils own job to de ice the car. Catch you all laters....have a nice day

Temperature -3.4 °C Dew Point -4.1 °C Windchill -3.4 °C It was doing something here earlier, snizzle or what I don't know but there is a thin layer of white over everything now and it's colder than a tin toilet seat on the shady side of an iceberg !

Yellow Warning of Fog for London & South East England : Bracknell Forest, Buckinghamshire, Greater London, Hampshire, Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Reading, Slough, Surrey, West Berkshire, West Sussex, Windsor and Maidenhead, Wokingham, Kent & East Sussex Yellow Warning of Fog for East of England : Bedford, Cambridgeshire, Central Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Luton, Norfolk, Peterborough, Suffolk & Thurrock Valid from: 1700 on Tue 11 Dec 2012 Valid to: 1100 on Wed 12 Dec 2012 Fog, dense and freezing in places, is likely to become widespread on Tuesday evening and overnight into Wednesday morning across much of central and eastern England and into the London area as well as parts of northwest England. The fog will only slowly thin on Wednesday morning, but a few fog patches may persist all day in parts of the east. Visibility will reduce to below 100 m in places and therefore the public should be aware of the risk of disruption to travel. Issued at: 1538 on Tue 11 Dec 2012 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?regionName=se&from=rss&sn=42F21630-2983-5AE9-AA73-899CDD61A78B_3_SE&tab=map&map=Warnings&zoom=7&lon=-0.50&lat=51.35&fcTime=1355140860

Already foggy here......and freezing Temperature -1 °C Dew Point -1 °C Windchill -3 °C Something wrong with my old boiler again, it's making a very funny noise - hope it keeps going until the engineer gets here on Thursday !

I think it's a watered down version of a BLT (without the bacon, lettuce and tomato)

Temperature Temperature -0.9 °C Dew Point -1.3 °C Windchill -2 °C Wind Wind Speed (avg) 1.0 mph Wind Speed (gust) 3.0 mph Wind Bearing 309° NW Conditions Pressure 1030.82 mb (Rising 0.27 mb/hr) Clouds (Cloudbase 245 ft) Freezing fog (Visibility 0.1 kilometers) Moisture Humidity 96% Rainfall 0 mm

Morning all, Thick frost and freezing fog here : Temperature -0.9 °C Dew Point -1.3 °C Windchill -2 °C I'm glad to be working from home and not having to leave the nice warm house today - have a good one and stay safe you lot

Robster please can you pop your location in your profile (You can do this by clicking on your profile, then clicking "edit profile". Add your location and save) - thanks

there is indeed.....but not always in such good company as Saturday night

Temperature 1.2 °C Dew Point -0.1 °C Windchill -0.1 °C Quite a drop in stats since that sleet shower passed thorough here !

Is Santa going to come early then ? Soz, I didn't look at the link.....you scared me saying it was cross

I do normally...did I miss something then ? Thanks, I think everyone enjoyed it ^ what's that.....one more and you will be on the naughty step

Temperature 3.8 °C Dew Point 1.5 °C Windchill 2.8 °C

rain has turned to sleet here

It would be good if we could kill off the pest from the west....

So it's the Pest from the West who will win according to the Met O .... http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/2012/12/10/how-the-pest-from-the-west-will-beat-the-beast-from-the-east/ ...didn't someone on here come up with that name ?

I thought it was getting dark early....but it's just started to rain (it wasn't ever going to be anything else here it's 4.4 °C)

Oh well...I will have to keep myself amused watching all the Christmas adverts if there is no snow, I really like the Aldi snowman one...

What happened ....... Morning all Oh dear, I thought I said not to put the one on of me swigging wine out of the bottle You have the chilli cheese, chilli fudge and sloe gin to enjoy now that's why

Was Yamkin driving ?

651 Good evening

Well folks that was quite a bumpy ride wasn't it, but we came through it fine, just the way we always do in this region, hopefully the remainder of our trip through winter be much smoother. On behalf of Captain Coast and the netweather crew, I'd like to thank you very much for your calmness and co-operation. You can join the new thread for the next part of our voyage here…..

Ladies and gentlemen on behalf of Captain Coast and the entire Netweather crew welcome aboard the next part of our journey in search of the beast from the east….. Before we set sail: please ensure that your location is in your profile, this is especially useful when reporting snow fall..... if we know where you are we can come and rescue you (You can do this by clicking on your profile, then clicking "edit profile". Add your location and save). Do not swear inside any part of the forum at any time and do not tamper with the swear filter. Ensure that you stay ‘on topic’ at busy times and avoid pointless one liners. Follow the forum team leader’s instructions in an emergency: If we see smoke coming from your posts, we will assume you are on fire and put you out (This is a free service we provide) The room stewards have noticed that several of you are having trouble finding your sea legs. Don’t despair! The medical centre will be open extra hours for you to collect your chill pills, closing only briefly each day to allow our chief medical officer to present an informational talk entitled “Crampons: No-Slip Means a Healthy Hip.†For those of you who expressed concern after touring the galley and provisions area, rest assured that even with unplanned snow days we have plenty of food and beverage for our entire voyage. On a more serious note, I’ve noticed that some of our passengers have been nonchalantly forming lines by the life boats this is not necessary, if by some remote chance we find that we do need to abandon the good ship winter, you will be the first to know...well not the first to know, first it would be captain Coast, and then me, and then….. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy..... (link to the previous one here )