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Sundae · 02-08-2012, 02:52 PM

Snow flurries were hinted at here.
We had a few floating icy drops at lunchtime.

Once you added windchill, our region was supposed to be the coldest in the country.
I had my jacket unzipped in the still air even at 16.00, waiting for the bus.
It just did not feel all that cold. Not warm, but not headline-inducing freeze.

Early warnings issued for significant snowfall on Friday.
Nowhere near me though.
We're just too protected here!

Then again, I remember my fury at the winds in Leicester, and how I couldn't walk anywhere without hair in my face, so I suppose I should be grateful.

Temps still apparently low here, wind from the East (Scandinavia and Russia that way)
We're currently dry with no frost, no snow and no freezing fog. Although the ground is hard frozen, which means I can cut through the churchyard without slipping on the mud.

02-08-2012, 02:52 PM	#185
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Snow flurries were hinted at here. We had a few floating icy drops at lunchtime. Once you added windchill, our region was supposed to be the coldest in the country. I had my jacket unzipped in the still air even at 16.00, waiting for the bus. It just did not feel all that cold. Not warm, but not headline-inducing freeze. Early warnings issued for significant snowfall on Friday. Nowhere near me though. We're just too protected here! Then again, I remember my fury at the winds in Leicester, and how I couldn't walk anywhere without hair in my face, so I suppose I should be grateful. Temps still apparently low here, wind from the East (Scandinavia and Russia that way) We're currently dry with no frost, no snow and no freezing fog. Although the ground is hard frozen, which means I can cut through the churchyard without slipping on the mud. __________________ Life's hard you know, so strike a pose on a Cadillac Last edited by Sundae; 02-08-2012 at 02:59 PM.