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Snow by Friday?

Started by bennettsleg, April 17, 2007, 15:17:15

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bennettsleg

What's all this then?

Turn me back for five minutes, plan my three day weekend down the plot to find that that great intellectual might known as The Star* has proclaimed that snow is due on Friday!

*No - I did not buy it, I have more than enough newspaper for the compost bin/bottom of the cat litter tray....

How can this be?!   :o :o ;D

bennettsleg


Trixiebelle

It's blatantly UNTRUE Bennets  >:(

The Star really annoys me. They pay MILLIONS for scoops like these by bribing meteorologists across the entire world to frighten gardeners and up the sales of the newspaper.

WRITE TO THE LOCAL COUNCIL AND COMPLAIN! ;)
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cambourne7

maybe it is going to snow --- somewhere in the world  ;D

Trixiebelle

The Andes is my best bet  ;D
The Devil Invented Dandelions!

sally_cinnamon

I think the people of Lerwick are the unlucky recipients of the forecast snow.  Anyone from Lerwick??   ???
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raisedbedted

from metcheck...

During the middle part of the week, low pressure rattles across Northern areas bringing heavy rain, but as the low pushes across to Scandinavia the wake will drag in colder air will push South.

The coldest of the weather will be restricted to the East at the end of the week where ground frosts are likely, perhaps sleet and snow showers across mountains in Scotland too for a time.

source metcheck.com


Now we must all apologise to the Star as they ARE a quality outfit after all (!!)
Best laid plans and all that

caroline7758

Just checked the forecast in the hope of some rain for my plot, but nothing until Sunday and then less than 1 cm. :(

Tin Shed

Thanks for the link to metcheck.com, plotofweeds, - its great as it tells me when there is going to be a risk of frost. I can see I shall be checking it every night.

cornykev

To think a month ago we was cursing the rain, soil wasn't digable worrying about getting spuds in, and now were waiting for the rain.  ::) :o 8) ;D ;D ;D
MAY THE CORN BE WITH YOU.

Marymary

Thanks for that link - I'm also watching for any warnings of frost.

theothermarg

daughters birthday last sat (the 15th)and she reminded me that it was snowing last year!! it,s so easy to get fooled when it,s this fine bet some retailers are praying for a frost so they can sell all the bedding plants all over again >:(
marg
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Show me and I might remember
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Jeannine

Well ground frosts in the east will cream my summer squash then XX Jeannine
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saddad

They haven't arrived yet Jeannine and may not... keep your fingers and toes crossed...
???

RSJK

Still waiting for some rain in Tamworth
Richard       If it's not worth having I will have it

SueSteve

Doesn't look like we are expecting frosts in the South West! (from metoffice)
Weather forecast: South West England
Days 6 to 15
UK Outlook for Thursday 26 Apr 2007 to Saturday 5 May 2007:
Generally unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain for all parts of the UK. The rain and showers will be interspersed with some drier spells, and it looks as though the first two days will be dry in the southeast, but with unsettled weather spreading from the northwest over the weekend. Temperatures will be above normal in most parts and it may become warm in the southeast.The first week of May will see the unsettled weather continuing with further rain for most parts, but amounts will be mostly small away from the northwest, and there is a chance of a longer drier interlude in the south around the middle of the week. Temperatures will be mostly nearer normal but it will again be rather warm in any sunnier interludes.

Updated: 1339 on Sat 21 Apr 2007
Sue
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okra

If anybody has got rain please push it towards Kent - I can't remember any rain in Apriil so far!!!
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cornykev

Got a light splashing today.  ;D ;D ;D
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