It's that time of year again, when I accept that summer is over and that winter is inevitable. Which brings me to the delightful ponderings of a cold, harsh, snowy winter!

So does anybody have insider info about this winter's weather?

I dream of big drifts of snow blocking my front door and having to face a week of soup in front of the telly......instead I get the pleasure of facing hurricane winds and that 'spitting' rain, as I battle through to work! :mad:

So come on, "DO WE THINK ITS GONNA SNOW?"

All responses appreciated :thumbsup:

I think yes...no...i hope....sad face..

It's that time of year again, when I accept that summer is over and that winter is inevitable. Which brings me to the delightful ponderings of a cold, harsh, snowy winter!

So does anybody have insider info about this winter's weather?

I dream of big drifts of snow blocking my front door and having to face a week of soup in front of the telly......instead I get the pleasure of facing hurricane winds and that 'spitting' rain, as I battle through to work! :mad:

So come on, "DO WE THINK ITS GONNA SNOW?"

All responses appreciated :thumbsup:

All well and good I suppose if you don't have to struggle to get to work etc Snow its a menace and I sincerely hope that we don't get one solitary flake this winter.

It's almost certain that it will snow somewhere- just whether it will be in Britain is the question.

I hope it snows. I absolutely love snow.

Its the best. I love being snowed into the house. Its fun. :lol:

I hope we get all the flakes we can handle :)

English snow isn't up to much, and neither is our transport links! Hehehe

Every winter I start scanning the sky and weather channels for sign of snow.
In summer I do the same for thunder.

I love both.

bring on some good blizzards! snow rocks, makes the place look clean for a while - at least till it goes all brown sludge anyroads.

i love it when everything comes to a stand still, people have to leave work early the schools shut its fun, thats what i remember when i was young, my kids haven,t seen that type of snow when you used to open the front door and the snow used to fall in the house caus it was that high.

I remember once I opened the front door and got covered in show. We have a veranda thing over our front door and all the snow fell off it onto me. :D

Was great. My mum wouldn't let me go to school in fear I'd "catch my death". I also remember standing at the bus stop for what seemed like endless hours (was actually 45 minutes) until 8.45 in the morning, running home (during a snow storm) only to hear on the radio ten minutes later that my school was closed. :rolleyes: My Grandad sent me to the bus stop for the laugh.

Great. :lol:

No, dont want it to snow `cos old people might die.

We get cut off by the snow here occasionally because we`re in a relatively remote place.
awesome.

No, dont want it to snow `cos old people might die.

Awwww! thank you, I appreciate that thought ... here have one of me Wether's Originals ...:)

I can guarantee it won't snow as I've just bought a new 4x4 this year !!

Appen it'll either snow or get cold afore't Spring.

:loopy:

No, dont want it to snow `cos old people might die.

ermmm...that's a bit off putting, whilst we are on the lively debate of the jolities of snow.

"Snow, glorious snow. Cold, fluffy and delicious!" :hihi:

On a more serious note, why should old people die because of snow? Your generalising winter. For it to snow it has to warm up a degree or snow, does it not? :suspect: not sure bout that... Actually that brings me to another serious question.

"It's too cold to snow." - Is that correct? You hear everyone say it, golly you probably say it yourself. But if that was true, how come it can snow in the Artic? Hmmm? Now I'm sure some much cleverer person is going to put me in my place, but I would appreciate the info.

:thumbsup: WM

I hope it does snow, it's the best weather. With regard to it being too cold to snow read below:
One phrase that is heard from time to time is that, "it is too cold to snow today". In actuality, earth's troposphere is not too cold to snow but rather it is "too dynamically stable to snow". Dynamic stability may be present due to low-level cold air advection, a lack of upper level divergence, and/or a lack of low level convergence. Also, if dynamic lifting does occur it may not produce precipitation that reaches the surface due to low relative humidity values in the lower troposphere.

The ingredients for snow are: (1) a temperature profile that allows snow to reach the surface, (2) saturated air, and (3) enough lifting of that saturated air to allow snow to develop aloft and fall to reach the surface. In a situation when it is said "it is too cold to snow" there is in reality not enough lifting of air that causes snow to reach the surface.

The phrase "it is too cold to snow today" probably originated as a misapplication of the relationship between temperature and the maximum amount of water vapor that can be in the air. When temperature decreases, the maximum capacity of water vapor that can be in the air decreases. Therefore, the colder it gets the less water vapor there will be in the air.

Even at very cold surface temperatures significant snowfall can occur because: (1) intense lifting can produce significant precipitation even at a very low temperature, (2) the temperature aloft can be much warmer than the temperature at the surface. The relatively warmer air aloft can have a larger moisture content than air in the PBL, (3) Moisture advection can continue to bring a renewed supply of moisture into a region where lifting is occurring, (4) Even at very cold temperatures the air always has a capacity to have some water vapor.

If the air cools to truly frigid Arctic temperatures such as -40 C and below then the moisture capacity of the air will be so low that likely not much snow can occur. Only at these extremely low temperatures is the phrase "it is too cold to snow" fairly valid.

At the temperature of absolute zero ( 0 K, -273 C, -459 F) all air including water vapor condenses and loses all molecular energy. The temperature can not cool below absolute zero.

i hope it doesn't snow it's snow fun on a motor bike.i had the fun and excitement of trying to ride down hag hill last year just after a heavy dumping of snow.don't mind the cold though

oh, I hope it snows. it's beautiful. i can stay up all night just watching snow.

No, dont want it to snow `cos old people might die.

not having a go or owt and i will say now that i do like it to snow and find "splashing" amusing but its a funny set of morals that you have. you dont want it to snow because of old people but at the same time think its great to splash people with a car.

i just find that a little strange :confused: :huh:

:help:

Does anybody have insider info about this winter's weather?

So come on, "DO WE THINK ITS GONNA SNOW?"




Owing to lack of interest, and a bit of global warming, snow has been cancelled this year.

Christmas dinner will now be served on Skegness Beach, in the shade under the pineapple and orange trees - it ain't so bracing anymore.

Winter sunblock will be the ideal Christmas gift this year.


........as if.

not having a go or owt and i will say now that i do like it to snow and find "splashing" amusing but its a funny set of morals that you have. you dont want it to snow because of old people but at the same time think its great to splash people with a car.

i just find that a little strange :confused: :huh:

:help:
I think they are correct morals, how can you compare death to getting a little wet?:loopy: Come on fella, sort it out.

Ahhhhh sledging down Jacobs ladder in the winter.... soooooo much fun.

Al

Says its getting colder this week too, but doubt any snow yet.

Quick update - Watching weather last night on the box, and I'm sure the weatherperson was teasing me! :o I can't be sure, becuase the excitment had gripped me, but he mentioned something about it getting cold and rainy, but by the end of the week we might see something a little more colder! And they said it all mystifying :suspect:

So keep a watch on the skies and every weather report.

WM

Right can some please set me straight here, for the last week or so my boss has been going on about how she's heard on the radio that within the next 3 weeks we're going to be knee deep in snow and temperature's at -4 :loopy: ive looked on the bbc weather report for the next month or so and they haven't mentioned anything about snow....!!!!!!

Perhaps they are listening to the Norwegian forcast by mistake??

Perhaps they are listening to the Norwegian forcast by mistake??

No - Norway already has it on the mountains. I think she's been looking at the Swedish forecast. They are due for some snow in the next couple of weeks. They have already had a small fall in Stockholm, which is now thawing, and more is expected in eary December. It happens every year apparently. The Swedes are getting ready for it by trolling around on long roller blades with trekking poles so they will be up to scratch when they change to skis. :cool: :cool:

I heard on the radio this morning that we are heading for a cold snap by the end of the week.

my nan also told me the other day that snow was on the way,
she would only here this on radio sheffield or similar.
i have to say the tempreture is really dropping around tea time so i suppose theres a fair chance.

i love snow so i hope its true!

my nan also told me the other day that snow was on the way,
she would only here this on radio sheffield or similar.
i have to say the tempreture is really dropping around tea time so i suppose theres a fair chance.

i love snow so i hope its true!

so do i, that way i might struggle to get in2 work... ;)

Yayyyy!

I hope so. I love snow!

Not too keen on ice, just in case I slip and fall on my booty, but snow? bring it on.

It's about time we had a proper snow covered Christmas again.

:)

According to Metcheck, there could be a cold snap towards the end of next week, then it will get considerably milder. No mention of snow.

Right can some please set me straight here, for the last week or so my boss has been going on about how she's heard on the radio that within the next 3 weeks we're going to be knee deep in snow and temperature's at -4 :loopy: ive looked on the bbc weather report for the next month or so and they haven't mentioned anything about snow....!!!!!!
Yes I've heard it too and it was in yesterday's People newspaper.
I think its mainly in Scotland to start with then moving down, but I do remember thinking when I saw it on the telly, oh ohhhh :suspect: Sheffield then. ( I still have relatives and friends there):thumbsup:

Oh and the odds for a "festive snowfall" as they put it is higher than for some time.

Bugger it! I have declined a Christmas with my daughter in Stockholm because of the snow. If you like it I suggest you go to Sweden they have plenty and it stays until around May. Brrrrrrrr - snow - keep it for the Christmas cards. :gag: :gag:

A couple of years ago, we were on our way to spend Christmas in Scotland at my friend's hotel. It was in a remote area, with a mile of it's own driveway, and completely isolated from the rest of the world.

We drove the majority of the long route with no snow (this was Christmas Day) the roads were relatively clear. As we approached our destination we drove over a blind summit and suddenly, from nowhere, we were completely surrounded by snow! Mountains of it. Literally.

The sun was shining the brightest I had ever seen and everything was completely covered in snow. It was absolutely remarkable.

We had to stop the car and take it all in. You couldn't hear a sound! Amazing!

Why is it you never have your camera with you when you need it... :confused:

Just thought I'd share that with you.

Did hear that before months out we were going to have snow, we will see though:confused: :rolleyes:

Did hear that before months out we were going to have snow, we will see though:confused: :rolleyes:

Ive just been on the sunday people site and they reckon it's going to reach -14

http://www.people.co.uk/news/news/tm_method=full%26objectid=18083867%26siteid=93463-name_page.html

Ive just been on the suday people site and they reckon it's going to reach -14

http://www.people.co.uk/news/news/tm_method=full%26objectid=18083867%26siteid=93463-name_page.html

Should have it like russia, they have -30 sometimes blizzards as well, they just get on with it in their furry hats :hihi:

Ive just been on the sunday people site and they reckon it's going to reach -14

http://www.people.co.uk/news/news/tm_method=full%26objectid=18083867%26siteid=93463-name_page.html
Yeah that's the fella, havent reached that level yet myself to post links like that....just got the knack of the photo ones:hihi:

I heard on the radio this morning that we are heading for a cold snap by the end of the week.
I'm also heading for some cold snap this weekend. Oven's just blown up.

It's all down to Global warming. I recommend everyone to go and watch the "An Inconvenient Truth" documentary by Al Gore. It's scary what we are doing to the world...

The long term forcast says that the weather is going to be similar to what we have at the moment with some overnight frosts

Good, I love a bit of snow, infact the more the better. Ski Slope here I come!

Radio 2 this morning said it was downhill from Wednesday

Whenever it's a quiet day for news, one of the papers will lead with a scary weather story.

If this is between April and September, the story will be that it's going to be freakishly hot due to global warming and we're all going to die.

If this is between October and March, the sotry will be that it's going to be freakishly cold due to the impending next Ice Age and we're all going to die.

Stop panicking! The weather for the next few weeks is going to be a bit like last winter, the winter before that and the winter before that.

Stop panicking! The weather for the next few weeks is going to be a bit like last winter, the winter before that and the winter before that.

Who's panicking ? :)

Last year's first snowfall here (Bradfield) occcurred on the 28th November, the year before it was the 18th November, and quite deep - 7cm.

I doubt we can expect any significant snowfall until mid January but the sooner the better, - I'm itching to use my new snow shovel :cool:

Ive spent time scanning over all major weather sites, and none of these mention any snow on the way.

The main page "Met office" state that the worst we can expect upto christmas would be what we have allready experienced at late, strong gales / heavy rain, so i dont think you need to worry all that much.

Allthough I will say that a couple of sources indicate that we should be surprised if we get some sort of Heavy snow fall in Feb / Mar next year according to early predictions?

So 7cm (3 inches) of snow is heavy? I don't suppose you'll remember when Fox House was snowed in with snow up to the top of the telegraph poles? Heavy snow is when you get about 60cm (2 feet) or above. Of course if we get a couple of cm's it will stop the traffic - it always does. :hihi: :hihi:

Met office 5 day forecast for Sheffield...

Tuesday:
daytime light rain max 11c
nightime light rain min 9c

Wednesday:
daytime heavy rain max 14c
nightime heavy rain min 11c

Thursday:
daytime light rain max 11c
nightime light rain max 9c

Friday:
daytime heavy rain max 9c
nightime light rain showers min 4c

The next fortnight looks mild wet and windy.Maybe a bit of snow on the scothish mountains but nothing in our area for the forseable future.:thumbsup:

Monthly Summary

BBC Broadcast Meteorologist Everton Fox updates this forecast for the coming month every Monday using information from the Met Office.

Temperatures remain average for this time of year.
After an unsettled start, quieter weather is expected to develop from the south. Temperatures look set to fall back towards average values bringing an increasing risk of frost.

Now that the Christmas lights have been switched on in many areas it seems appropriate that we should now get some snow, albeit largely restricted to the Scottish mountains.

We had a little of all sorts of weather last week with frost and dense fog patches causing problems early on. There were also some good spells of warm sunshine, especially in the south. We finished the week with strong winds stripping leaves from the trees. We had gusts as high as 80mph in Scotland on Saturday.

There is a trend towards cooler weather over this coming period with an increasing risk of night frosts during any quieter spells of weather.

Monday 13th to Sunday 19th November: “Bright and breezy - expect strong winds”

The week ahead does look pretty unsettled. Bright and breezy should be a fair description of the weather in the early part of the week with showery outbreaks mainly confined to the south.

It should be a mild start to the week with above average temperatures but it seems likely that it will become increasingly cold weather from the north. We may even see some significant snowfalls over the higher ground.

On a brighter note, the blustery winds will tend to blow the showers or bands of rain through fairly quickly so we should all get some decent spells of sunshine at times.

Monday 20th to Sunday 26th November: “Unsettled - threat of frost and heavy rain”

We are likely to take the unsettled weather into this week with temperatures continuing to struggle, especially in the north.

The threat of heavy rain along with some snow will stay with us and we will almost certainly have some frosts and icy roads to watch out for during any clearer spells.

Monday 27th to Sunday 10th December: “Temperatures remain average - chance of some sunshine”

In a mobile westerly flow, temperatures are expected to be close to if not a little above average across the southern half of the UK. It may be the middle of December before temperatures finally recover in the north.

There is a hint towards a drier spell of weather for most of us but it does seem likely that west will be best for sunshine.

Monthly Summary

BBC Broadcast Meteorologist Everton Fox updates this forecast for the coming month every Monday using information from the Met Office.

Temperatures remain average for this time of year.
After an unsettled start, quieter weather is expected to develop from the south. Temperatures look set to fall back towards average values bringing an increasing risk of frost.

Now that the Christmas lights have been switched on in many areas it seems appropriate that we should now get some snow, albeit largely restricted to the Scottish mountains.

We had a little of all sorts of weather last week with frost and dense fog patches causing problems early on. There were also some good spells of warm sunshine, especially in the south. We finished the week with strong winds stripping leaves from the trees. We had gusts as high as 80mph in Scotland on Saturday.

There is a trend towards cooler weather over this coming period with an increasing risk of night frosts during any quieter spells of weather.

Monday 13th to Sunday 19th November: “Bright and breezy - expect strong winds”

The week ahead does look pretty unsettled. Bright and breezy should be a fair description of the weather in the early part of the week with showery outbreaks mainly confined to the south.

It should be a mild start to the week with above average temperatures but it seems likely that it will become increasingly cold weather from the north. We may even see some significant snowfalls over the higher ground.

On a brighter note, the blustery winds will tend to blow the showers or bands of rain through fairly quickly so we should all get some decent spells of sunshine at times.

Monday 20th to Sunday 26th November: “Unsettled - threat of frost and heavy rain”

We are likely to take the unsettled weather into this week with temperatures continuing to struggle, especially in the north.

The threat of heavy rain along with some snow will stay with us and we will almost certainly have some frosts and icy roads to watch out for during any clearer spells.

Monday 27th to Sunday 10th December: “Temperatures remain average - chance of some sunshine”

In a mobile westerly flow, temperatures are expected to be close to if not a little above average across the southern half of the UK. It may be the middle of December before temperatures finally recover in the north.

There is a hint towards a drier spell of weather for most of us but it does seem likely that west will be best for sunshine.
If you read Everton Foxs forecast on a regular basis then you allready know how crap they are.Tmetoffice home page is generally the best one.:thumbsup:

So 7cm (3 inches) of snow is heavy? I don't suppose you'll remember when Fox House was snowed in with snow up to the top of the telegraph poles? Heavy snow is when you get about 60cm (2 feet) or above. Of course if we get a couple of cm's it will stop the traffic - it always does. :hihi: :hihi:

I said 7cm was quite deep, - which it was for a mid-November snowfall, - it had drifted to a depth of a foot or more in some places.

In fact I remember the winters of 62/63 and the dreadful winter of 1947, but more recently in 2001 a drift alongside Onesmoor of five feet tapering down to three feet blocking about two hundred yards of Kirk Edge road. The council got Hague's to dig it out with a JCB.

We often have lying snow up here when the townies see not a flake ;)

It would be nice to have have some snow at Christmas for a change :) usually we get it round about Jan/ early Feb

Thats it we will just have to all chip in and buy sheffield a snow making machine!

Thats it we will just have to all chip in and buy sheffield a snow making machine!

:hihi: To true, its about time we had proper snow in Sheffield, and not the stuff that only lasts a short while.:thumbsup:

http://www.northantsweather.org.uk/images/2005/bostonblizzards.JPG

bet we dont get it like america ever again:( :hihi:

For god's sake look at the 5 day forecast!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=3263

my nan also told me the other day that snow was on the way,
she would only here this on radio sheffield or similar.
i have to say the tempreture is really dropping around tea time so i suppose theres a fair chance.

i love snow so i hope its true!

Oh me too. When it snows, I just melt. I love it. :cool:

i hope we all cop for a shed load of snow its great every thing just stops its like some one stoping time lol:hihi:

For god's sake look at the 5 day forecast!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=3263

cool ya boots, we know what the forcast is for the next week or so, if you read properly we were talking about the weather situation in the coming weeks/month!!!!!

Heard from a source that snow is coming to Sheffield next week, where are you all going sledging? I have heard there are a few good places near Crookes/Crosspool???:thumbsup:

i hope so fingers crossed, but in the papers last week it said this week we would see temps of minus 12- .. i've sure not seen them this week

but looking forward to the havok it will cause

The Bolehills is one of the best places for sledging, and Tinker Lane, for some on-road sledging.

Is that some sort of new music band?

The source wouldn't be this thread would it? http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=176422
:)

Forecast for the next few days looks to be about 15 degrees too warm for decent snow...

How long before the Star runs the annual 'White Out' headline???

Forecast for the next few days looks to be about 15 degrees too warm for decent snow...

Too warm for snow? Too cold for snow? I never understand that

The source wouldn't be this thread would it? http://www.sheffieldforum.co.uk/showthread.php?t=176422
:)


Looks bigger than a rumour to me, bring on the snow!!!:hihi: :hihi: :hihi:

Too warm for snow? Too cold for snow? I never understand that
Well if it's 15 degrees celcius it ain't going to snow...:loopy:

To finally cap this thread, it ain't gonna snow next week!!! ... Its too warm ... Thats it!!

To finally cap this thread, it ain't gonna snow next week!!! ... Its too warm ... Thats it!!


Huuhh great, thanks for the reality check:|

Well if it's 15 degrees celcius it ain't going to snow...:loopy:

What would be classed as too cold for snow then?

To finally cap this thread, it ain't gonna snow next week!!! ... Its too warm ... Thats it!!
Now now... you never know - they always get it wrong on the forecast so there is always a chance!:thumbsup:

Bolehills/tinker lane is the best place ever for sledging :D ..reeet steep hills ..lol.. :D ..i used to dice with death on some of them ther hills :D

It would be great if it snows. Where's tinkers lane?

Heard from a source that snow is coming to Sheffield next week, where are you all going sledging? I have heard there are a few good places near Crookes/Crosspool???:thumbsup:

RUBBISH....no snow is forecast anywhere in the UK for the next 14 days at LEAST...
set to be a windy and rainy month with temps not even dropping below freezing during the day....thats MET OFFICE sourced...

Will it snow? Won't it snow? At least it's more interesting than Big Brother!

Will it snow? Won't it snow? At least it's more interesting than Big Brother!
Watching your toe nails grow is more interesting that big brother!!

how can you hear from a source that the weather is going to be bad?? lol!!

are you 'personal' friends with michael fish and he slipped you some inside knowledge?

RUBBISH....no snow is forecast anywhere in the UK for the next 14 days at LEAST...
set to be a windy and rainy month with temps not even dropping below freezing during the day....thats MET OFFICE sourced...
Met office sourced... wow and they get it right ALL the time...:loopy:

Met office sourced... wow and they get it right ALL the time...:loopy:

id trust them over someone you met in the pub!

Yeah bring on the snow,I cant wait for all the "why was my bus late" threads:thumbsup:

Yeah bring on the snow,I cant wait for all the "why was my bus late" threads:thumbsup:

And Sheffield comes to a standstill 10 minutes after the first snowflake falls :hihi:

Will it snow? Won't it snow? At least it's more interesting than Big Brother!

Well said.:thumbsup:

It would be great if it snows. Where's tinkers lane?

Its at the bottom of the bolehills babes ..where the 95 bus turns round :)

wouldnt mind seeing some now, would be summat diffrent from rain, ok frozen rain!:hihi:

Heard from a source that snow is coming to Sheffield next week, where are you all going sledging? I have heard there are a few good places near Crookes/Crosspool???:thumbsup:

Which source? The Beano?

It would be great if it snows. Where's tinkers lane?

Its gonna snow on tinkers lane was that?:hihi:

where can i buy a sledge from , just in case it snows , been all over the place , only ones i have seen are the round plastic ones in sports soccor in meadowhall , not really want we wanted !

Try the diy shop in Crookes they have wooden ones, let it snow, let it snow let it snow :hihi: :thumbsup:

Snow news is good news :hihi:

I'll get my jacket!

When Bigflesh makes his predicition, that's the time to worry / get the sledges out.

hope it does snow, id love to take kids sledging. does enybody know where to get them cheap plastic sledges?

Just looked at the BBC monthly outlook and there is no mention of snow this month at all anywhere but in the scottish highlands but with the 80 mph winds also forcast for there I really wouldnt go sledging if I were you.

adyfife - try Sports Soccer

hope it does snow, id love to take kids sledging. does enybody know where to get them cheap plastic sledges?

Well I saw them in Wilkinsons shop window in Hillsborough last week...:)

Too warm for snow? Too cold for snow? I never understand that

Snow is caused when extreme cold weather meets warm weather basically, soooooo since its been warm and they say really cold wether is on its way that would explain the snow rumours......aparantly !!!

Has anyone noticed that when they say it's going to drizzle it belts it down. When the say it's going to be sunny, it rains. When they say it's going to warm up it gets colder. The only way to know if it is going to snow is by standing outside, looking up and waiting for it :thumbsup:

What would be classed as too cold for snow then?

I've often heard this...

but it's not true.

I've been in minus 20 temps with snowfall so thick you can hardly see through it!

Oooh....it's very grey today. My Mum would say "there's snow in that sky" :help:

Anything above 4 or 5 snowflakes and the trains will stop :mad:

i have two teenage kids and they have never seen proper snow , they have had a sledge since being tots and not had chance to use it . maybe its time they managed to experience it :)

i have two teenage kids and they have never seen proper snow , they have had a sledge since being tots and not had chance to use it . maybe its time they managed to experience it :)

How old are they ? I remember everything grinding to a halt with a massive snowfall ten years ago, but that was the last time - fingers crossed we get some !!

thats when my daughter was just too young to remember it . maybe i should have phrased it better .

thats when my daughter was just too young to remember it . maybe i should have phrased it better .


Not at all - I wasn't splitting hairs - just hoping they get some :)

i didn't think you was splitting hairs at all Lindseyw,:) i've got everything crossed in the hope it snows too. lets just hope its a convenient time ,like on a saturday when we don't have to get to work ( ok i know some people work at the weekend but we can't please everyone ;) )

Anything above 4 or 5 snowflakes and the trains will stop :mad:

I'd disagree, the trains actually seem to run better in snow at least I've never seen them delayed due to snow. Leaves on the line is entirely different ;)

I just hope there isn't any snow or temps in the minus until I'm off Park Hill flats. We're going to freeze our finger ends off down there if the temperature takes a dip. It's cold enough as it is and we're already wearing 2 pairs of gloves. :o No snow until at least Feb' please!

The rumour is the snow will start in Feb. :)

Maybe 'too cold to snow' comes about from the fact that when the temperature is very low in the UK it's generally because the skies are clear and we have cold winds coming down from the artic, these winds don't carry any moisture, hence no snow.
We tend to get snow when the temperature is low and we have our more normal south westerlies coming in from the atlantic/irish sea.

Right according the netweather there is a chance of snow next weekend - so there is the heads up :) of course by the time next weekend gets here it'll all have changed!

It will snow at some this winter, and when it does there'll be a long thread here on how long people were stuck in jams and why don't they have the same problems in Sweden etc. etc. :D

I believe the Met Office are tipping a cold spell in February...which is a pretty safe bet really.

Am I the only one to get fed up of the Mild, Wet and windy weather? sick of getting drenched

Apparently last week, the nighttime temperatures were what you would expect in June (11c).

Does anyone long for snowstorms and some freezing weather? a proper winter, like we used to have

Ahhh... someone needs to look at next week's weather on netweather forcast :)

no snow thank you :D ..its ok when it first comes but after about an hour i get fedup..lol. :hihi:

i wished it would snow love going sledging :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

I would LOVE it to snow.

I am also terminally fed up of this namby-pamby drizzley wet weather that doesn't know what the heck it is.

So, come on! Weather - just show us you've got one more snowey winter in you before the UK becomes the tropical paradise that we're threatened with! :)

aargh i hate snow!! its cold, gets you wet, makes life a general misery!! bring on global warming!!

Only if it snows good and proper - a couple of feet so that I can't drive to work because its a blizzard. If not then no i don't.

Well be patient people - it's coming next week! (hopefully)

yes!!! snow pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease!!!

yes some snow then it might get warmer

yes some snow then it might get warmer

Warmer... it's not exactly cold for the time of year....:loopy:

Only if it snows good and proper - a couple of feet so that I can't drive to work because its a blizzard. If not then no i don't.

I think you have hit the nail on the head. If its gonna snow, then do it properly

What I hate is when we get about 2 inches, because

1) the snow turns to black ice so quickly, people falling on their asses (its funny when it happens to someone else)

2) Its not deep enough to justify not going to work (can't say I can't get off the road cos of the snow)

3) And the big one...... there are people out there, who struggle to drive when its raining. When its snows, these people reak havoc

Lets have a Blizzard.... a proper one.....

Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow. PLEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAASSSSSSSE.

Paul Hudson said we hilly-billies could get a dump tonight/tomorrow morning, those of us living above a 1000 feet that is :)

Paul Hudson said we hilly-billies could get a dump tonight/tomorrow morning, those of us living above a 1000 feet that is :)

Who is above 1000ft.... cetainly not sheffield...

I want snow too! I have my yellow wellies, woolly bonnet and warm jumper and I am all ready to start a snow ball fight and play big foot in the new snow and catch snowflakes on my tongue ..... and all I get to do is puddle splash. :cry:

Worst still, I live in Killamarsh and when every body else has a decent amount of snow, there is b-all down here!

Did my post never work? Or has it been removed? Did I imagine posting it, did anyone see it?

My post is back.
What's going on? Maybe the cold has addled my brain.

Okay, now i'm really confused, it's gone again!

tropical whatnow?
is that just before the arctic ice melting stalls the gulf stream and we plunge back into a mini ice age? There'll be plenty of snow for us then, and glaciers and stuff like that. That's for those of us who live on hills anyway, the rest will be underwater first.

Here's what to do if it snows in sheffield. A prize offered for the largest one built.

Link removed in case holiday photos of snow'men' were the problem.

My post is back.
What's going on? Maybe the cold has addled my brain.

Okay, now i'm really confused, it's gone again!

Maybe it's a forum 'fault'...:hihi:

Ah, thank god its not just me who loves snow, as soon as I mention how much I would like it to snow, I get a look of complete and utter disgust.

I dont even mind trudging through the snow to get to and from home and work, its all part of the fun :)

Bring it on I say the sooner the Bl***y better :thumbsup:

Another lover of snow here! If it's snowing properly I love it, especially when it's the big flake sort, I could sit and watch it fall for hours. Got to agree with what's been said so far, if it's just a couple of inches which quickly turn to ice I'm not so bothered.

I love snow, especially in January (birthday time) or February! Only time to UK looks clean and tidy!

Watching the weather forecast on BBC EMT earlier tonight mentioned there could be a "winter shower, even snow" over higher ground on the Peak District tonight.

Fingers crossed!

Charley
http://www.gmroads.co.uk

Who is above 1000ft.... cetainly not sheffield...

The local topography is not your best subject then ? :hihi:

I haven't seen decent snow for years now :cry: :cry: - living in S Wales..... The most we had was about 10 years ago, it was only about 5 inches and didn't even last 24 hours...!!!! I need to see REAL snow!!!!!

yes some snow then it might get warmer



Warmer? its warm enough to go outside without a coat on.

Like some of the posters said earlier, lets have some hugh snow flakes, frosty nights etc...

Usually, I'd say "Snow? yes please" but not this year. I'm due to give birth and don't want to be stranded at home!

somes on way for next week 21st 22nd ive read, sever warning wednesday thursday storms agean, ladys bridge thread will get brough back up agean:hihi:

meant to be snowing tomorrow morn apparently. not sure it will come tho!

Oh yes, I hope it will snow very soon, my three year old has been insisting we buy carrots "for the snowman's nose" for the last couple of months.

Snow snow snow and lots of it.
Its different, its fun, and makes the place look clean for a while.

I would love it snow like it used to when I was a child. I am sure my children have never experienced the fun I had sledging snowballing building snowmen.
The downside of course is getting around but who cares for a while anyway?

So there isn't snow on the way then ? Gutted !

I miss the snow as well. Ideally I'd love for it to really heavily snow overnight during the week so that Mrs Alemonster and I couldn't travel to work. I hate it when it snows in the afternoon, because as soon as a snowflake drops on a road, traffic grinds to a halt.

Incidentally, I collect British comics from the 1970s and it's interesting to see in the January editions just how many of the characters have adventures in the snow.

it will probably start snowing in june or something ridiclous like that!

it is cold if your just having central heating installed

:nono: :nono: :nono: i will beleive it when i see it

Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow. I can't understand for the life of me why people would actively want a form of weather that disrupts travel, makes roads and pavements treacherous, causes sporting events to be cancelled, pushes up heating bills and damages houses.

Anything above 4 or 5 snowflakes and the trains will stop :mad:

No they won't;). Sheffield, however, is a different kettle of fish:P

Anything above 4 or 5 snowflakes and the trains will stop :mad:

Au contraire - that's just a perception. When I used to work for rail enquiries, as soon as there were a couple of snowflakes, you'd get a succession of hysterical people ringing up asking if the trains were all cancelled. In actual fact the trains carried on running through the worst blizzards, long after the buses had given up.

Oh, I hope it snows! Best place for sledging? - Meersbrook Park is the place I head for as soon as we've got enough snow! Over the Devil's Bump - I love it. Fingers crossed!

looking on the metchek website its giving light snow for monday 22nd and the 25th of january

Will it snow? Won't it snow? At least it's more interesting than Big Brother!

Let's be honest - even piles is more interesting than Big Brother...

Where's the snow then ??? only thing that is forecast for the next week is gales, and heavy rain!

No SNOW - so put away your sledges etc..................

And according to the farming weather forecast on the radio (which is normally 90% correct) there AIN'T GONNA BE ANY SNOW THIS YEAR!

You see... no one believes me when I tell them!

Where's the snow then ??? only thing that is forecast for the next week is gales, and heavy rain!

No SNOW - so put away your sledges etc..................

And according to the farming weather forecast on the radio (which is normally 90% correct) there AIN'T GONNA BE ANY SNOW THIS YEAR!

Well no idea which forecast you've seen but all the one's I have all say chance of snow on sun/mon/tues. Oh and the farming forecast is always as wrong as the rest of them so I prefer to keep my hopes up and eat my hat when it doesn't come next week.

Where's the snow then ??? only thing that is forecast for the next week is gales, and heavy rain!

No SNOW - so put away your sledges etc..................

And according to the farming weather forecast on the radio (which is normally 90% correct) there AIN'T GONNA BE ANY SNOW THIS YEAR!


may i suggest you visit this website
http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/7days.asp

http://s104.photobucket.com/albums/m166/Twirly2006/?action=view&current=SA400062-1.jpg
I love a good winters day walk

i like Snow but Hate the ice so i can Snow and go i dont mind

Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow. I can't understand for the life of me why people would actively want a form of weather that disrupts travel, makes roads and pavements treacherous, causes sporting events to be cancelled, pushes up heating bills and damages houses.

these things only happen because the british have an amazing ability to forget how to drive when it snows, and at the same time the council are incapable of seeing weather forecasts and gritting apropriately.
Heating bills should actually be lower since snow is a good insulator, and I can't really see why it would cause any damage.

I just spent a week in the alps and all the roads were open, the businesses were open, people managed to get around without injury and there was plenty of sport to be had.

I love snow too, but sadly here in Retford it's a poor effort when we do get it. Someone said it was because we are surrounded by power stations but I can't see it somehow. My little lad keeps asking me every day if it's going to snow today, but all we seem to get is drizzle and loads of fog and wind (that's the weather type of wind just incase anyone was wondering,lol).

it was my birthday yesterday and i wish it could of snowed

After todays wild day, it seems the winter is set to start, with cold weather , 2 or 3 degrees temps daytime, and forecaster says snow!!, we will see.:)

whoo hoo I'll get me sledge.

After todays wild day, it seems the winter is set to start, with cold weather , 2 or 3 degrees temps daytime, and forecaster says snow!!, we will see.:)



About Blo**y time too.

Lets have a proper winter, let the kids enjoy some sledging.

But please please, lets not have the pathetic 2cms of snow, LETS HAVE A SNOWSTORM.

Am I the only person who is gutted, when I see on the news the Snowstorms that reak havoc, while in sheffield we get the pathetic snow

Itd be better to have some usa snow storms, feet of the stuff, or 1947!, cars buried in 12 foot drifts:o , not that i saw them;) :hihi:

at last! after skidding around all winter in a rear wheel drive BMW i bought a 4x4 estate and have not seen ANY snow since, just a sharp frost before xmas.

What a jip!

When the snow does come i wonder how many of you will be putting a post on moaning about it:rolleyes:

YAY bring on the snow, i love it!!

and no jokes about the name - there was never an L in it

When the snow does come i wonder how many of you will be putting a post on moaning about it:rolleyes:


I won't be, I long for a proper winter.:rolleyes: <-- sorry jena76 couldn't resist it

I hope so, I invested in gloves and a scarf that I want some use out of. Granted I could have worn them more in the cold, but snow = scarf and gloves :D

Itd be better to have some usa snow storms, feet of the stuff, or 1947!, cars buried in 12 foot drifts:o , not that i saw them;) :hihi:

Damn right :) My friend and his family emigrated to just south of Denver last year and sent me a pic before Christmas....the snow was over 3ft deep and the drifts were ridiculous and they get that 3/4 times a winter!

The thing I hate about snow though is the couple of days after... loads of ice, loads of sludge etc. Real trainer ruining weather. *finds his boots*

i hate snow i am dreading it as i live on a very steep hill an wen its icy o snowin i won't leave the house as in january 97 i broke my leg an now am left wiv 9 scars for life

I'll believe it when I see it!!

for the last 2 nights we have had snow, but by the time the morning comes you would never know there had been any! So those of you waiting for the winter wonderland i wouldnt hold you breaths as it seems to be going as quick as it has fallen:mad:

Bring it on!

when looking at sheffield on BBC's website, it doesn't predict any snow - just cold weather :confused:

Yup bring on the snow, and i agree with Beebop, get sick of waking up, ooh its snowing its getting white outside, for it to have melted and returned to normal by the afternoon.. grr lets have some proper snow that lasts for a cou ple of weeks. i love the mayhem it causes ppl cant get to work people staying at home. great stuff. And yes i was in albany in New York one christmas and they had 3 - 4 foot of the stuff and it was amazing.. and life carried on as usual. Bit of wind grinds us to a halt.

Outlook according to the Met Office:

Colder during Sunday and Monday with some sunshine but also with showers of sleet and snow. Becoming less cold but cloudier on Tuesday.

at last! after skidding around all winter in a rear wheel drive BMW i bought a 4x4 estate


I know what you mean. I had to get towed home by my mate in his FWD Saab once. BMWs are rubbish in the snow. Great in the dry. Or is it just RWD cars?

I have my fingers crossed for no precipitation whatsoever, until the hole in my roof from yesterday's storm is fixed.... (chimney pot came down)

I hate to repeat myself, but if people will insist on starting new threads about a much-discussed topic... (is it really that difficult to enter the word 'snow' into the 'search thread title' box? )

Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow. I can't understand for the life of me why people would actively want a form of weather that disrupts travel, makes roads and pavements treacherous, causes sporting events to be cancelled, pushes up heating bills and damages houses.

Give me mild, damp winters every time! If you like snow that much, chuff off to the Alps or something......

I hate to repeat myself, but if people will insist on starting new threads about a much-discussed topic... (is it really that difficult to enter the word 'snow' into the 'search thread title' box? )

Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow. I can't understand for the life of me why people would actively want a form of weather that disrupts travel, makes roads and pavements treacherous, causes sporting events to be cancelled, pushes up heating bills and damages houses.

Give me mild, damp winters every time! If you like snow that much, chuff off to the Alps or something......

I don't think it's selfish at all. Snow / ice is not a problem as long as you are prepared for it and make plans. Of course modern life can't cope with it because we seem to still want to carry on as normal no matter what happens. Personally I take the opportunity when snow arrives just to relax and enjoy it, my busy life can be put on hold for a day or so.

So when's this snow arriving ? just check'd out the BBC weather forecast and there nothing on there bout snow for the next week!!!

:lol:Oh...the weather outside is frightening but the fire is sooo inviting, since there's no where to go...let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

So when's this snow arriving ? just check'd out the BBC weather forecast and there nothing on there bout snow for the next week!!!

Sunday see:

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx6;page=3;type=free;ct=~S1; sess=#forecast

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Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow

I live on the outskirts of Sheffield where the snow usually lasts longer than anywhere else. I have 2 jobs, one of which involves working outside. I have a child to collect from school and a husband to collect from the railway station most nights. And I love snow.......

Some of you lot really make me smile. Those of you who want snow don't really know much about it. Someone said they wanted 12 ft drifts with cars covered and traffic disrupted for days or even weeks. Well - I really hope you get it. In Sheffield we only need about 2 inches of the stuff to cause more traffic disruption than you can shake a stick at. Cars all driving at about 5mph when the snow is clearing the treads and a steady 20 mph would be fine. I dread to think what you would do if you got even 1 foot of snow never mind 12 feet of the stuff. :help: :help:

Just for those who want lots of the white stuff let me just put forward a scenario for you and then come back and tell me you really want a good blizzard or two. Imagine it is Thursday and you are at work. It has been frosty for several days and the ground is well and truly seasoned. Just after midday it begins to snow. Not the big 50p sized flakes but the finer stuff. The wind begins to pick up and by 14:30 the snow is beginning to drift and there is around three inches or so lying. Your boss tell you to go home around 16:00 by which time the snow is 6 inches deep and drifting. The buses in town are struggling to make the hills and the gritters are having trouble making their way round because of cars blocking roundabouts. The police are by now off the roads because they can't get around either. You set off in your car and when you hit the main road you find that the traffic is moving very slowly and cars are skidding all over the place. The first roundabout you get to finds the entrance and exits blocked by cars and you have to leave your car by the side of the road and start walking. By now it is 17:30, the snow is beginning to come down with a strengthening wind and the drifting is getting worse. You now have 6 miles to walk to get home, half of which is uphill before you get to the last two mile stretch. You begin walking, no buses are in evidence and the wind is blowing in your face. Your coat is now wet and the snow is getting in your eyes making it difficult to see where you are going. By 20:00 you are nearly home and the snow is now 10 inches deep. You finally make it home by 21:00 and either have to get your evening meal ready or your wife/partner has managed to do it for you. The following morning finds the snow 2 feet deep with drifts up to 6 feet high. No buses are running in your area and you have to decide whether you are going to leave your car miles away in the street, walk to work and then retrieve your car or walk to work and get the car later in the day.

That would make you think twice about the joys of snow. What I have described I have done and not only once in my working life. So -- bring on the snow and much good may it do you. :hihi: :hihi:

Am I the only person who is gutted, when I see on the news the Snowstorms that reak havoc, while in sheffield we get the pathetic snow

No you are not. I have friend in Canada & Switzerland - they get lots of the white stuff & I am insanely jealous !!!

I WANT SNOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

woooooooooooooooooooooooo

woooooooooooooooooooooooo

Thank you Oscar Wilde.

I hate to repeat myself, but if people will insist on starting new threads about a much-discussed topic... (is it really that difficult to enter the word 'snow' into the 'search thread title' box? )

Only selfish people who don't need to go anywhere like snow. I can't understand for the life of me why people would actively want a form of weather that disrupts travel, makes roads and pavements treacherous, causes sporting events to be cancelled, pushes up heating bills and damages houses.

Give me mild, damp winters every time! If you like snow that much, chuff off to the Alps or something......

i'm with Basil on this one. Don't mind it snowing prettily on christmas eve as long as it's all cleared up by boxing day. Actually, cancel that - just remembered I now have to drive to london every christmas day.

When the snow does come i wonder how many of you will be putting a post on moaning about it:rolleyes:

:hihi: i will, getting to and from clients in the community is a nightmare, but for the kids it will be nice, snowmen and sledging (its a time adults can be kids again):hihi:

Sunday see:

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx6;page=3;type=free;ct=~S1; sess=#forecast

If it does snow it isn't going to stick with those temperatures.

Some of you lot really make me smile. Cars all driving at about 5mph when the snow is clearing the treads and a steady 20 mph would be fine. I dread to think what you would do if you got even 1 foot of snow never mind 12 feet of the stuff. :help: :help:

Just for those who want lots of the white stuff let me just put forward a scenario for you and then come back and tell me you really want a good blizzard or two.
That would make you think twice about the joys of snow. What I have described I have done and not only once in my working life. So -- bring on the snow and much good may it do you. :hihi: :hihi:

We have had a foot of snow in Sheffield at least twice in the time I've lived here. More than once it's taken me 2 hours to drive from the university to Crookes where I lived, picking my way through abandoned vehicles slewed across the road. And my boyfriend had to abandon his car on the far side of the town centre and walk from there to Crookes, perhaps not 6 miles but a damn long way and a significant proportion of it uphill. And we lived! And we still love the stuff. Isn't it funny how you folks always know better than us?!

Sorry, maybe i'm sad. I LOOOOVE snow! Never saw it in South Africa. A decent fall is so rare what's the point in complaining?!

Outlook according to the Met Office:

Colder during Sunday and Monday with some sunshine but also with showers of sleet and snow. Becoming less cold but cloudier on Tuesday.



Yet another Damp squid, the severe weather lasts a whopping ONE DAY, wow panic staitions everyone.

Have we had any frosts in January yet?

Is anyone in the world as good looking as me?

We have had a foot of snow in Sheffield at least twice in the time I've lived here. More than once it's taken me 2 hours to drive from the university to Crookes where I lived, picking my way through abandoned vehicles slewed across the road. And my boyfriend had to abandon his car on the far side of the town centre and walk from there to Crookes, perhaps not 6 miles but a damn long way and a significant proportion of it uphill. And we lived! And we still love the stuff. Isn't it funny how you folks always know better than us?!

In 1977 I had to walk home from work from Fulwood to Stocksbridge.

In 1978 / 79 it snowed for a week solid - still got in to work every day.

We haven't had a "proper" snowfall (ie. snow on the ground for more than a couple of days) in Sheffield since 1991.

In 1977 I had to walk home from work from Fulwood to Stocksbridge.

In 1978 / 79 it snowed for a week solid - still got in to work every day.

We haven't had a "proper" snowfall (ie. snow on the ground for more than a couple of days) in Sheffield since 1991.

We had some deep snow about 1993/4 as I once had to walk from Chapeltown to High Green at 5 in the morning dodging the low telephone wires to put the Telephone Exchange back on the air as I was the nearest !

Yay! Snow.. doubt it will come tho. When has the weather guys actly been right?

We had some deep snow about 1993/4 as I once had to walk from Chapeltown to High Green at 5 in the morning dodging the low telephone wires to put the Telephone Exchange back on the air as I was the nearest !

I remember that, and having to walk up bocking lane to Bradway as the car got stuck. Didn't we also have a really hot summer either before or after that?

Yay! Snow.. doubt it will come tho. When has the weather guys actly been right?

I am a weather predictor, and looking at today's forecast I'd say there's snow in them there clouds, but it might take another 34 - 43 hours before it actually reaches the correct temperature to allow it to fall to ground.

So, UnfortunateR, please don't doubt us "weather guys" - give us a chance, we're not all Michael Fish you know??

I'm convinced it's going to snow today - sky looks like it's coming

I'm convinced it's going to snow today - sky looks like it's coming

We've just had 10 minutes of hail, so snow may not be all that far off:(.

We've just had 10 minutes of hail, so snow may not be all that far off:(.


Oooh where are you ?

It seems way too mild at the moment to snow.

Woooohoooo! *begins a snow dance* best get my wellies out.

Oooh where are you ?

Lower Walkley:).

My sky has gone pinky grey :D
I want SNOW !!

Well we have got hail now just looked outside the window so snow wont be that far away.

I am a weather predictor, and looking at today's forecast I'd say there's snow in them there clouds, but it might take another 34 - 43 hours before it actually reaches the correct temperature to allow it to fall to ground.

So, UnfortunateR, please don't doubt us "weather guys" - give us a chance, we're not all Michael Fish you know??

Sounds about right, - snow possibly down to low level is likely from the occlusion travelling south on Sunday night. Predicted temp drop is 5 deg C.

http://www.wetterzentrale.de/pics/brack0a.gif

Could be a chaotic start for commuters Monday morning :gag: :D

[Possibility of snow in Sheffield area above 800ft Sunday morning]

My cat is out in the hail! Really hope it doesn't snow - I'm moving this week and could do without it!

the temp has dropped 1c in about half an hour so some snow seems likely now:)

Might be a bit of snow out on the hills (Bradfield, Stocksbridge, Lodge Moor) - not going to settle in the City as far as I can see.

Well what a let down, its chucking it down, but not with snow. :(

Yet another Damp squid, the severe weather lasts a whopping ONE DAY, wow panic staitions everyone.

Have we had any frosts in January yet?

Is anyone in the world as good looking as me?

Sorry, but I'm feeling ultra-pedantic at the moment - the expression you were looking for was damp squib, not squid.

Am I the only person who is gutted, when I see on the news the Snowstorms that wreak havoc, while in sheffield we get the pathetic snow

No! Daft, aren't we?!

Aaaargh! It's snowing a LOT in Stocksbridge. It just started really suddenly after a mad 2 minute blast an hour or so ago. Does anyone know if this is due to settle? I've got an exam tomorrow in town. hope I don't get stuck here!

looked like tuesday there could be snow here, , is it snowing heavy then,

sleet here now:)

sleet here now:)

where abouts are you it was sleeting in dronfield when i last checked,we should be seeing some white stuff in the next few hours.

I was up at fox house earlier there was a blizzard during the short shower that i saw.

snow in lodge moor, wooohoooo!

Snow currently in Chapeltown, only wet stuff though.

where abouts are you it was sleeting in dronfield when i last checked,we should be seeing some white stuff in the next few hours.

I was up at fox house earlier there was a blizzard during the short shower that i saw.

longley area.:)

up in dungworth (near bradfield) we have the big stuff :D!! not settling though roads are too wet :(

Snowballs here in Grenoside - It's settling on the grass but not the roads yet.

Watch this space! http://81.158.80.121/ :thumbsup:

quick everybody go out with a towel and dry the roads!!!!!

Snowing up Stanny now :clap:

ground is like a quagmire

where abouts are you it was sleeting in dronfield when i last checked,we should be seeing some white stuff in the next few hours.

I was up at fox house earlier there was a blizzard during the short shower that i saw.
were in dronfield is it snowing/sleeting mate ? i have not seen any :confused:

ooooo its trying to settle here!

snowing in longley? where is it?

Its on the roads in lodge moor!!! so glad i have a 4x4 lol.

snowing in longley? where is it?

Longley is between Lane Top and Southey ;)

Good covering out here in Bradfield.

yerrr it looks like settling over high bradfield i can see across valley! just trying to settle on the grass here in dungworth!

snow in lodge moor, wooohoooo!

Yup, it's looking good, especially on the distant hills ........... don't fancy getting out in it though :shakes: <brrrrrrr>

*Smiles*

Angi

just raining here at kiveton park

ITS SNOWING OK its not settleing, cause there is too much rain but it's still snow

Not snowing here.

Not snowing here.

It's snowing AND settling here <brrrrrrrrrrrrr> ... Lodge Moor.

*Shiverin*

Angi

Snowing at Dronfield 5.17

No snow here..

Yeah it's snowing here too!! Hope my baby doesn't make an appearance tonight:hihi:

It snowed for all of 5 minutes where I am :(.

Whey Hay!!!!!! I love snow
:D