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Light snow in my sweet spot on a hill near high wycombe.
Katie
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Hi guys
I have an appointment at a spinal unit 15 miles away Tuesday. If snow hits, what time are the current models showing it to hit. Its too risky to go if in doubt,due to where I live. Hills were impassable within an hours last week.
Kt
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50 minutes ago, nick sussex said:
It’s a shame the cold didn’t move in earlier .
Looking at some of the temps today many parts could have recorded their latest ever ice day .
We didn't make it above freezing here ☺.
Kx
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Wowozer 30 hours snow (some heavy) Thursday night through to Saturday morning. Breakdown or not that's some forecast.
Very mixed feelings about snow this year, can't even go out in it as I have been in a wheelchair for most of the last 5 months. Feels different some how? I have 2 really important medical appointments, one Tuesday and one Thursday, assuming we aren't snowed in. Wonder what the week will bring to us.
Kx
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Just logging for the first time this winter (waves hello) to report SNOW, albeit in my sweet spot and forecast to continue until 12. Hope some of you get luck today too.
Ktx
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Heavy snow in High Wycombe. Laying on paths and grass.
kt
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first time:I have smiled today. Thank you Lassie xIt's ok we all make mistakes and it made me chuckle anyway - had visions of a huge plug in the sea ...
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oppps so funny.The date of the article is Published: Sat, November 16, 2013
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Can anyone give me a quick low down of the models. It's so quiet it echos in hear and worst still the mad thread.
Thank you in advance
Katie
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Gusting up to 55 mph at our local met office observation point here. couple of miles ay roughly same ASL.
Most noisy and persistent storm so far.
Picked up my friends huge trampoline and 40ft tree down behind our her garden,
Stay safe
Katie
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What times the worst meant to hit here. pretty horrendous already .
Hope everyone is safe
Katie
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Hugs Surrey. xxxxCheers guys, it kinda hits home when it happens because you never really think it will happen to you and it does! But people don't understand that do they? Well some people don't love you guys hug anyone?
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That's in Marlow, just heart breaking. too close for comfort note :-(Hello all
Terrible events looming along parts of the Thames, just adding to the sense of the country being subject to forces beyond any control. This photo from the BBC news website, taken along the Thames, really struck me - not even the dead are safe from the waters.
Helen Willets on News Channel in an interview this evening said there was just the hint from some of the models that in about 3 weeks time there might just be a different type of weather, less rain, but as she said too early to say anything much about it.
AS
Katie
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Will try reposting
Katie
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Good Morning all.
Just wanted to pop in and thank those who offered me support on Friday and talked me out of talking an unnecessary risk. This trip was aborted, but we hope to take a longer one over half term. Even if it does mean getting snowed in and staying longer. I can only dream.
I really feel for those in Dawlish in particular and all across the South West. I consider myself as a local opposed to a tourist, as is been a regular bolt hole for me during the last few years. I was in tears the other evening reading that one of the lovely holiday park owner had opened their doors to all those in need, due to the floods. Just shows what an amazing community it is.
Anyway weather. Did I miss anything in Bucks last night. I have read back through the last few pages and truly can't believe we escaped the storms and things, but my head hit the pillow with exhaustion about 12 and the next thing I knew it was daylight.
Right now it's still fairly windy here and starting to get very black from the West again.
Love and thanks to all of you.
Katie
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I think I have to be realistic and grin and bear it here. Not worth the risk. Currently out in very rural Bucks and the roads are bad enough here. Good knows what Devon/ Dawlish is like. Katieno.. depending when you are travelling (day time today might be okay) but you will really feel the full force of the storm down there.. would be interesting...
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My heads in such a mess I have totaly lost track of the upcoming weather. hence asking to you guys and gals for honest opinions. I have been trying to weigh up the pros and cons. If it was just me and Hubbie. I would go without a 2nd thought, being a severe weather lover. But we have 4 kids to consider too. I know my views are clouded right now, but imagine the thrill of watching the waves in Dawlish. KatieHi Katie,sorry to hear youve had a rough time. TBH looking at the way things are panning out, I personally think if you leave at 4pm in Friday traffic with the water so high, you will be lucky to get there by sunday lunch time. If its a break you need, i think you will be spending a lot of time in the car getting there and then probably stuck inside once there.....Good luck whatever you decide to do.
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Honest opinions please (weather related and need to decide within the next 2 hours) would you risk a trip to Devon this weekend. Go around 4pm and returning Sunday lunch time.
Have had a really bad time personally this week and desperately need a break. As I have hit breaking point.
Katie
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Morning all.
Simply beautiful here in Bucks.
Am I going crazy or has the forecast for this weekend dramatically changed.
Katie
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Temp dropping fast here. 1.5 according to car.
horrible out here.
Katie
SE and East Anglia general weather discussion 07/11/2018
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Pleased to report we got plastered all night. Sadly lots of melt today. No busses up on the hill and all local schools had a snow day.
Heres a few pics.
Katie