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6 hours ago, Sanserit said:I feel your pain @Blitzen, I diated and broke mine 4 days before Christmas but they managed to relocate mine with just gas & air thankfully. My x-rays were a treat to look at haha. Still suffering pain yet and physio is torture! Glad you're home again, take things easy for the next few weeks.
Currently -9.4c/-11.0c in Banchory, beautifully clear night with stars out doing their twinkly thing.
I knew someone else had done this but couldn't remember who! Don't think I've ever experienced anything quite so painful. Lots of bruising appeared now, so I'm afraid this left handed typing will continue for a while yet! I see you
went for the full English breakfast though. A break as well as a dislocation!
-7.4c/-8.3c here. Not nearly as low as some other places!
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Hi guys! Thanks for your concern.
Actually, felt quite at home in hospital amongst the 'baw' talk! Mine was a' baw' joint though, completely out of its socket!
Had to go through a procedure, after a few x-rays, to re-locate it! Thankfully, they knocked me out for that. Must have been at least 8 straight hours in there. Not long home.
Anyhoo, what an event eh? I think easily 30cms out front and 40cms out back! (House shelter.)
Currently -2.7c/-4.8c/E/calm.
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Just now, Sunny Leith said:
Dear god, hope you're OK. Only a kilted forum stalwart would possibly break an arm and still manage to give a local report! Let us all know how you get on.
Will do!
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Dunno where to measure really, as I have varying levels on the ground. Estimating the depth on the bins though, it looks like easily 6/7ins in old money, equating to a good 15cms.
Looks gorgeous outside!
-3.1c/-3.6c/ENE/6mph/1014mbs.
Just started heaving it down again!
MY GOD!!! Postie just delivered...and he's wearing shorts!!
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39 minutes ago, Kirkcaldy Weather said:
Nice flakes with this shower
We had that after you did I think. ( I was in the middle of preparing tea) I would say it was the heaviest of this 'event' so far. It was heaving down and has deposited a little over a cm.
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What's the chances of those shower streams splitting north and south of Fife tonight?
If I knew how to place a bet, mine would reflect the expectation of chances being pretty high!
Place your virtual bets folks!
Don't panic! Touch of reverse psychology! (Beats standing outside in a bikini in this weather!)
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18 minutes ago, Hawesy said:Good question and one for the more meteorologically astute contributors like @LomondSnowstorm. What I can say is that I frequently experience the same thing (particularly so in 2010 when half of what ended up on the ground was graupel). I understand it's particularly common just onshore in these kind of set ups but what causes the snowflakes to be covered in a layer of ice I'm not sure!
Maybe this?
Graupel forms when snow in the atmosphere encounters supercooled water. In a process known as accretion, ice crystals form instantly on the outside of the snowflake.
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1 hour ago, edo said:
We can still catch showers just frequency will likely be less and more intense further south... We are in the warning area for the latest Amber so that's good.... Or bad on recent met success
Met yellow warnings didn't materialise for me, so I am NOT confident!!
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8 minutes ago, Puffy MacCloud said:
Oh dear. Hope it goes well.
Meanwhile, dash and blast it, I've seriously miscalculated on the beer/sport front. It's only blooming Superbowl night and I've left myself with just three more bottles to get through four hours plus of American football. Onto the malt then...
It could be an unsettled night here too.
Where's the game? Los Angeles? If so, aren't they about 8 hrs behind GMT? So what time will you be watching then?
I was just thinking cornflakes and malt
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Oh Gawd!! Hubby going for jab tomorrow. He hates needles so it is going to be a long, unsettled, night!!
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1 hour ago, Puffy MacCloud said:
Only one ell in 'til. Short for until, you see. This gets published outside Fife you know. Best to get it right.
Thanks for that... I can assure you that it is now cemented in my brain alongside the other cement!
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57 minutes ago, Hairy Celt said:
stained glass window nose. Tell me what's special about Lochgelly
I'm seriously struggling to think o' onyhing!!
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1 minute ago, Puffy MacCloud said:
You mean the mine under your house.
Every chance I suppose. It's like a bloody honeycomb round these parts. Only thing that gives me confidence is that this house was
built in 1890. So I reckon if it was gonna go we would have had problems long before now. No signs of any subsidence at all over the years.
We have been here for almost 16 years. Hubby's dad bought it in 1967 so not far off 70 years without any major problems. We did have to replace 2/3 of the roof after the 2010 snow debacle which highlighted problems that we didn't know were there. In those days apparently, slates were laid on top of horse hair, not felt. Which had been gathering and storing moisture over the years, causing it to rot I suppose. Obviously we have fully renovated and refurbished the interior, trying to keep as many of the original features as possible.
It has however proved to be a good, substantial family house over the years.
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LOL!