Guest 664- Registered: 23 Mar 2008
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22 December 2010
18:5586099#1
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Can't vouch for the accuracy of this Folkestone-based YouTube cove but if he is to be believed we are looking at another four inches of snow here by Xmas Eve and as much as ten inches in hillier areas. Plus a few showers on the big day itself.
If you're going somewhere for Xmas, it might pay to travel sooner rather than later...
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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22 December 2010
19:0286103#2
saw colin in town this afternoon he mentioned about the snow on christmas eve, i read the bbc one and they say snow for boxing day around here.
the temperature seems to be rising slowly, maybe we will escape with rain.
Guest 694- Registered: 22 Mar 2010
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22 December 2010
19:1686107#3
i am not impressed.. everyone needs to let their hot ovens air escape.. i dont fancy snow at all.. got too much to do! !
22 December 2010
21:4486117#4
Being an Aussie i have never had a white Xmas so it would be nice if it snowed Xmas day
But after that I will have had enough of the snow for the next 12 months and would rather seem some evidence of global warming as i can't cope with the cold weather for long
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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24 December 2010
07:3986287#5
Accordong to the forecast on Tuesday evening I believe it was, we were to have a few inches of snow Thursday afternoon & evening so I wasn't looking forward to a trip to Gatwick Airport to pick an important member of the family up; the travel news also said that it was to be a very busy time on the roads with people getting away, so the image of being snowbound on the M25 was not a happy one.
A bit of drizzle and very few cars, made it a very quick journey (both ways) and no hold-ups anywhere, so very pleased with that.
I didn't know we were forecast snow today - hope there's just enough for you Trevor and then it goes away.
Merry Christmas everyone, hope you have the time to get everything you need and want.
Roger
Guest 645- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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24 December 2010
08:2286296#6
Cold and windy here with only a 2-1 chance of a white Christmas.The island grinds to a halt with even the smallest amount of snow as they very rarely get snow...but since I arrived this is the second winter where heavy snow has fallen...bloody thing follows me around...
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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24 December 2010
08:5786307#7
The first time I went to work in Jersey (about November 1980 I think), I was told it never snows there, but it did then and deep too. The whole island came to stand-still.
Follows both of us then.
Roger
Guest 700- Registered: 11 Jun 2010
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24 December 2010
10:3886326#8
Aren't they clever? An MS charity card..
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