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  1. Just now, Winter Hill said:

    79 was special. 

    Must have been over a foot of snow here. Seemed to last for ages. 

    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.

  2. 2 minutes ago, CreweCold said:

    It has been utterly pathetic. One of the worst winters I can remember, and there have been a few bad ones! 

    The thing is once you've experienced winter weather like 2010, the bad becomes REALLY bad.

    Unfortunately i’m old enough to remember 1979 and around these parts it made 2010 look pretty snowfree

    but I know what you mean.

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  3. 3 minutes ago, pip22 said:

    Official Weather UK

    @_NorwichWeather

    #SNOW RISK MAP Here's the first 'Early' Snow Risk Map for Tuesday & Wednesday of this coming week. Expect changes to this, potentially even quite dramatic changes. Area's outside of any zone could still see snow whilst areas within could still see rain! #uksnow

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    In other words they’ve no more idea than the rest of us.

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  4. 2 minutes ago, Iceaxecrampon said:

    ......and here visiting in Oxenholme fells look great. A few blizzardy showers over toward Wetherlam. 

    We’ve had a few flakes flying about in the wind and the sky looks full of snow but there’s nothing showing on the radar within 100 miles of here.

    i just hope I don’t look back in a weeks time and this was the only snow I ended up getting.

  5. 7 minutes ago, Deep Snow please said:

    How nice would it be if for just once the low corrected north instead of south and gave us all a dumping  Let's hope.

    Problem is there’s more posters down south and every one of them is sucking the system in their direction so unless they all sod off on holiday at the same time it’s heading south

  6. It’s always amazed me how small the weather systems are on this side of the Atlantic compared to those that seem to hammer the West coast of the US and Canada every year.

    over here we fight over 50 miles north, south, east and west and one area only seems to benefit at the expense of another but on the other side of the pond a single weather system will dump massive amounts of snow across hundreds of miles at the same time.

    theres probably a scientific reason for it but it’s frustrating when all most of us want is a memorable countywide snow event.

     

  7. 36 minutes ago, Spah1 said:

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    looks like somewhere in the Midlands may get clobbered on Tuesday. 

    This set up will cut off our showers too ☹️

    TBH this was alway likely to be the outcome and after just watching the BBC forecast, both them and the Met O seem to be going down the same road of pushing the system far enough north to kill of our showers without allowing us to join in the fun of the frontal snow.

    there’s still time for it to change though but I think this will once again turn out to be a case of our region snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

    i haven’t dared go into the mad thread this morning although with the system looking that far north, toys may still be flying as areas further south could see rain instead of snow.

    i may just pluck up courage and sneak in.

  8. 1 minute ago, Deep Snow please said:

    Yup, another false economy, perhaps? 

     after reading pages and pages of posts in the south of England mod thread from people who couldn’t give a s**t about who else gets nowt so long as they have a full blown blizzard, I really want a countrywide event or that France gets the lot.

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