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Rich_Clements Its been such a wet 12 months that it really doesnt take alot to start causing issues again. I see EA have put out flood alerts on Severn, Avon and Wye earlier.

Over in Tewkesbury and the fields are starting to flood once more, such a joy this winter has been...

Living where I do, I tend to start looking for warmth from mid to late February. Whilst we can still get snow at that time, it tends to melt very quickly if it even settles, so I'd rather start getting on with things in the garden etc. At the other end of the scale, I'd rather keep the warmth in til the end of October or beginning of November as realistically we arent getting any snow until December at the earliest ,but we might just scrape the odd frost in November if we are lucky.

got down to -6C on the northern edge of Gloucester, sun is now out and the frost is sparkling. What a crying shame this has to be replaced by sodding wind and rain on the weekend

Cherish it and stick it in the freezer We only saw a bit of snizzle and no covering this time around sadly

The council were around earlier today cleaning the street lamps in my road - so very thoughtful of them

Gone from a slight breeze to crazy in just a few mins, on plus side the sun is trying to appear...

Wind has suddenly just kicked in, literally a slight breeze 5 mins ago now blowing a hoolie...

Another day, another batch of rain...and still no sun! Really cheesed off with this prolonged crap weather, everywhere is either flooded or water logged, so even trying to don wet weather gear and go for a walk any way is frustrated...

Quite blustery out there but I have also managed to get some washing out on the line today which is drying nicely

Im not bothered with the darker mornings, early light is no use for recreation time. Really wish we could Spring forward at start of Feb and then ditch going back to GMT full stop

A pretty rubbish year overall with the only real highlight the early September heatwave. I really hope the UK climate isnt shifting to this cloud ridden dirge as default and 8 months of autumn...

Yep another reason why west is best, especially with GMT!

Yeah great if you love miserable wet weather... We seriously need some prolonged dry weather, everythings flooded yet again!

My preference would be; 1. Cold and Snowy 2. Cold and Sunny 3. Mild and Sunny 4. Mild and Wet 5. Cold and Wet 6. Stormy I find cold and sunny feels less cold than mild and wet, which is the annoying default around here, then everything is just damp, it gets into the bones as well, its depressing and it doesnt save on the heating because its damp so still has to go on...

One day of rain and the flooding is back - seriously we need a prolonged dry spell now...

Frosty start despite the cloud this morning, sun has now just started to break through so possible a pleasant afternoon in prospect. Enjoy your snow you guys further to the south

In the site office today but weatherwise its been a nothing day - light cloud, no sun and neither mild nor cold, for the lunchbreak stroll...

One of the better snow periods around here given the low lying nature of Gloucester. Woke up on the morning of the 11th and it was snowing lightly with a thin covering and honestly expected it to fizzle out and then thaw through the day, so out we went for a walk up the local (small hill). As we walked the snow continued to fall and got heavier and heavier. By time we were at the top of Chosen hill at 150m ASL there was around 6 -7 inches lying and even back home at 20m ASL there was a good 4 inches. the snow fizzled out by evening and then the temperature dropped, setting the lying snow to the point that even with sunny days there was no thaw for a week before rain eventually moved in.

It was over Gloucestershire too, not just a London affair...

Absolutely lashing it down currently, not sure the models were anywhere near this wet for today here!

Fab sunny autumn day today, we had a 7 mile walk in the Cotswolds with amazing views over the Severn vale and a colourful woodland section, more like this please - shame it all goes Pete Tong tomorrow

A constant stream of troughs today it seems, all of which seem to die out when they get near Oxford...?!

I've had this too... but only 3 or 4 times which I had put down to the VPN causing the issue or some site maintenance. Otherwise speedwise etc has been fine and no other issues to complain of.

Way worse travelling back after work this week in the dark, and noticably more crashes on the roads, has meant either sitting in traffic jams or trying to find back routes down narrow country lanes to get past it all. All so much worse since the clocks went back.