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  1. 1 minute ago, Love Snow said:

    Yeah that’s true e.g sky news run the snow story yesterday and made it sound like it started Thursday morning but it was clear on the amber warning it was an evening event what was going to cause the issues! So once it got to evening everyone thought it’s fine do what we want. 

    Gusty Winds really ramping up here hope it doesn’t effect the power lines 😳

    Yeah it is real noticeable the wind has really ramped up and the windchill is vile felt like - 6 according to the app it was horrid. 

    This is certainly an even for the history books here. 

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  2. 5 minutes ago, Love Snow said:

    That’s crazy sadly somebody wouldn’t have listened to the warnings either 😢 

    The trouble is the gutter press media don't help like the express with their ridiculous snow articles so when a real event comes along people just dismiss it a lot of the time. 

    This is the worst snow we have had since BFTE and will more than likely surpass it and will be the biggest fall of snow for 13 years. 

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  3. 21 minutes ago, Polar Maritime said:

     

    Many 4x4 enthusiasts and some locals farmers trying to help out on the main roads and will be through the night I would expect here. Lots of cars will be abandoned come morning.

    So many people unprepared I had to help a van out that had got stuck in Sheffield I had a bag of grit and snow shovel and managed to get him out that was my good deed for the day. 

    If I had a 4x4 I would help anyone in need. 

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  4. This is why the police out a warning in the Peak District there is a few people trapped near Buxton too due to snow drifting over the road the conditions are life threatening over the peaks. 

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    18 minutes ago, Steel City Skies said:

    Chuffing eck! I've just looked outside after a short kip and it's just pure white out there 😍 So much snow! ❄️

    Blizzard conditions for the last few hours in Dronfield 

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  5. 20 minutes ago, Polar Maritime said:

    Blizzards continue here, please don't travel. Many cars are stuck and stranded in extreme conditions.

    Good advice reports of big queue of traffic stuck on the A623  and all roads out of Buxton now closed so it is effectively cut off. 

    Drifting snow is the main danger and what could prove deadly so many people stuck out there wouldn't be surprised if it makes the news with the amount of people being silly and getting stuck. 

  6. 35 minutes ago, Sparkiee storm said:

    A53 impassable and probably closed, looks like a huge amount of snow has drifted onto the road looking from the winking man webcam. Still snowing and drifting there too and a lot more to come later. Earlier today there was an accident up there too, just down the road from the webcam. Dangerous stuff.

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    Can't say I am surprised I have just been up the hill here at 200m  at the top and it was easily 25cm+ deep and drifting with blizzard conditions in Dronfield Derbyshire. 

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  7. 5 minutes ago, Snowy L said:

    Crazy that's only 5 miles up from here and it was all rain when it passed. Boundary must be edging south.

    See that all the time here in Sheffield the varying weather all over the city is madness. 

    If you didn't live in Sheffield you could easily get caught out  the difference in 1 or 2 mile can be very big.

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  8. 1 hour ago, markw2680 said:

    Just been for a drive up the lickey hills to be greeted to heavy sleet but deep snow 

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    Always remember driving up there from King's Norton to the Lickey Hills and the Monument car park there was no snow anywhere in Birmingham apart from at the top where it was covered lovely place in the snow. 

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  9. 9 minutes ago, Winter Cold said:

    Still only light here, it's actually melting faster than it's falling!

    Van has been on the drive 6 hours now and the layer that built up with this afternoon's heavy spell around half 4 is almost gone. Windscreen is just a thin layer of slush now

    I am not suprised looks like lower ground in Sheffield is going to sturggle for accumulated snow unless it really gets heavy. 

     

    Just been from Dronfield to Crystal Peaks the difference is ridiculous there is about 15cm level snow on Dronfield  where as at Crystal Peaks lucky if there is a few cm. 

  10. Just now, Kasim Awan said:

    youve stolen my snow as the band went north of here leaving just a few heavy showers

    We always seem to do well in these scenarios last one I can remember was the 2010 fall where band after band just kept hitting us we ended up with 2ft+ of snow my car was buried for a Week. 

    Won't be anywhere near that due to the time of year and warmth In the ground at this level but a few mile up the road above 300m could be looking at 40-50cm I would say. 

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  11. 14 minutes ago, Kasim Awan said:

    Oh yeah could go up to 50cm then!

     

    I wouldn't be surprised the conditions are horrendous its literally not stopped snowing since this morning. 

    Judging by the radar it looks like the gap is going to close so it may not stop at all before the next batch hits. 

    I am going to walk to top of the hill in a bit and see what it is like. 

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  12. 10 minutes ago, Snowy L said:

    We had to drive back from Burton to Liverpool that night. I remember it caught the pros out and weather apps were showing 3C and rain while it was heavy snow outside.

    I think evaporative cooling and the sheer Intensity of the snow did it unfortunately for me I just so happened to be on a journey that would usually take 20-25 mins took about 2 hours  and resulted in several crashes thankfully no serious damage to my car or others. 

    It was that bad cars getting stuck at the lights were rolling backwards down the hill into other cars. 

     

     

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