[Wales/Cymru Regional Weather Discussion]

On 27/09/2018 at 06:06, snefnug said:

Absolutely stunning day!  Taking various dogs out for walks and bluest of blue skies, as a backdrop for the turning leaves and masses and masses of Rowan, holly and Hawthorn berries.

Are you sure you took those dogs for a walk or did any of them walk you?

[Wales/Cymru Regional Weather Discussion]

how high of winds do you Welsh usually need before power cuts start piling up?  Accoring to Marks weather blog in Portland the last winstorm he did a comparison and usually gusts between 50 and 55mph tend to have the 100,000 category.

[Yorkshire & E England Regional Weather Discussion]

I know how it feels to be left out of the snow contest. This winter only brief zr 2 times froze the bins shut here in Stayton OR while places to the north got in on a white Xmas many places recorded several cm's of the white stuff higher up and they assume it was "everywhere". to most weather fans no beings exists south of Portland till you reach Redding CA the hot hell..

[South West and Central Southern England Regional Weather Discussion 09/12/2017 onwards]

How strong are winds usually before you get power cuts especially if your in an area with trees?

[Snow Reports | December 2017]

On 12/8/2017 at 00:18, Sperrin said:

Let's get this party started! Co Tyrone in Ireland is a winter wonderland. Schools are closed and I'm more excited than my kids. Why do adults have to work!!

What schools close in Ireland for snow? I thought it was only (southern) Britain that sucked at the "wrong kind of snow" deal.