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  1. 7 hours ago, Summer of 95 said:

    Just been outside and saw 2 flashes to the SW- in a starry sky. Looked at the lightning detector and there are strikes in Pembrokeshire- that's 100 miles away. Can I really see them?

    I think that was MIA spontaneously combusting. 

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  2. 7 hours ago, Costa Del Fal said:

    Hello all, been a while since I last posted. Hope you are well. Maybe a little sleetiness possible tonight, i.e shropshire hills, Malvern Hills, Black Mountains and Brecons, maybe even higher parts of the Black Country. 

    Us lot in the Midlands could be in one of the best places this week for some more organised snowfall this week, or rain... at least here in the southern half of the UK. Going to be more ups and downs in the models this coming week. Been exhausting to watch so far!

    Still, I have not seen any proper snow for about 3 years now. Had a brief snow shower back in that brief November cold shot and a short snow shower in Cornwall last winter. Didn't really get to see the goods of March 2013 either, or Jan 2013 for that matter having been residing in the land of the woodshed and daffodills. Saying that, our daffodills are currently shooting through the ground well here!

    No sleet overnight where I am on the Malverns. In fact it's sat at a stubborn 4.1oC all night, and now there's a light fog.

    I'd love to see some white stuff - Facebook insisted on reminding me of a very snowy day some 6 years ago - 6th January 2010 - when we had several inches of snow, and it has indeed been a long time since anything significant here. We missed out last winter. I'm trying not to get my hopes up too much! However the far brighter days recently have been a welcome relief - but we've yet to see a frost this winter.

  3. This has to be a most tiresome winter. I like cold, frosty, bright winters but this has been a gloomy, wet damp-fest for the most part here. And now the inevitable flood warnings are springing up on the River Severn as all that rain over North Wales starts to make its way down the river. Even going for a walk on the Malverns, the ground is water-logged and boggy on the paths.

  4. Thanks for the tag! :)

    One of my most memorable and favourite recollections is the first winter I spent in the UK back in December 1978, I was living in London and we had snow just before Christmas followed by a prolonged cold spell, topped off by a heavy fall on 31 December, Kensington Gardens was thick with snow. It was magical for an Australian who'd never experienced it before:

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    @Bishop Brennan @Dancerwithwings @snowangel32 @ajpoolshark @Midlands Ice Age

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