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Just like I said, the radar is turning pink as it leaves the Wigan area
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Just now, iand61 said:
We had snow on the ground from new year into mid March and much of the time it was drifted as high as the top of the downstairs windows.
just a shame it was before digital cameras and phones, the photos would have been amazing.
Tried to get up to Rivington pike & Winter Hill mast but it was impossible.
My old man worked in Belmont and he said the snow was pilled up 5 feet high in places.
I remember watching the weather forecast on the BBC and they mentioned that the Manchester area could receive up to 10 inches of snow.
Was a remarkable experience.
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Just now, iand61 said:
Unfortunately i’m old enough to remember 1979 and around these parts it made 2010 look pretty snowfree
but I know what you mean.
79 was special.
Must have been over a foot of snow here. Seemed to last for ages.
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6 minutes ago, Had Worse said:
Radar interesting. That red blob that's developed off Southport has Manchester and the Peak District's name on it
If it turns pink after it leaves the Wigan area I’m in business.
They are only 8 miles away but about 300 feet lower than me.
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4 minutes ago, Day 10 said:
Can you dig out a classic snow event that actually makes it here pushing up from the SW, that would be good to see and to prove miracles do happen.
I remember the day of the zeebrugge disaster woke up to 6 inches of snow and it had all melted by midday. Think that came up from the south west
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I would love a scientific report on why this happens with a south east wind. I mean the peaks are not exactly the Alps.
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Got a feeling that a few Toys will be coming out the pram in the Mad thread.
Gone from being buried to could be marginal.
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Just now, northwestsnow said:
Absolutely brilliant Joe..
I just posed this question to Kevin, trough/streamer/showers?
I’m not greedy but I’ll take all 3 please
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2 minutes ago, shaky said:
And with further southwards corrections to come people.down south could join in the act!whoevers in the midlands and wales better get the snow shovel ready!!
Keep on wishing it south shaky and you could end up missing it yourself lol
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4 minutes ago, Iceaxecrampon said:
LOL!!!
Yes we are a bit crap at the moment..
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1 minute ago, BlackburnChris said:
Who do you Support?
Bolton
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1 minute ago, Deep Snow please said:
It's northern you're talking about.....
About as much use as a chocolate fire guard that company
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1 minute ago, BlackburnChris said:
Agree , even in the Summer showers are more intense . Makes it interesting though ... Still drink in Blackburn with the slobs , So hope they don't cancel the trains tomorrow lol
I only drink in Blackburn & Darwen when we take over Ewood park lol
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2 minutes ago, BlackburnChris said:
In the 3 years ive lived here , (first moved to little harwood in Blackburn) Theres a massive difference in Snow amounts now Ive moved down the road to Darwen.
Darwen is a little higher than Little Harwood.
I’ve seen the difference myself when driving up from Bolton and over the tops into Darwen. Get into Blackburn and it’s very different.
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2 minutes ago, abbie123 said:
South East England looks to be the sweet spot..
I think Cumbria might have a word with you
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North West Regional thread 01/09/18 Onwards......
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