UK snowfall

**Richard** · 26th November 10, 04:40 AM

2 inches of snow in the UK and it's a crises.......and it's the same year after year

**longhuntr74** · 26th November 10, 07:32 AM

We're expecting our first accumulation of snow today/tonight up here in Northern New York...it's been a very warm November (50s and 60s Fahrenheit during the days). I'm looking forward to a couple of inches...should make our household move this week a lot of fun!!!

My wife...well I can hear her cursing already.

**Paul Henry** · 29th November 10, 03:02 AM

Sitting here inside the house , but barely warm enough, and looking out I see no snow at all. I'm on the outskirts of London and no problems here at all. It's a shame really as I really rather like the snow!

**cessna152towser** · 29th November 10, 04:00 AM

Another heavy fall of snow here last night.
I was due at the dentist today for two fillings but her receptionist phoned to cancel as the dentist can't get into the surgery because of the snow.
I'd waited a few months for this appointment coming up, it will probably be spring before I can get another one.
Not to worry, a quiet week at home this week should give me time to write all my Christmas cards and put up my Chrtistmas lights.

**Mipi** · 29th November 10, 08:16 AM

More then 12" over night and is melting down. But forecast says the snow right to the end of week! A lot of material to shuffle, right?

Stay warm!

Mipi

**Pleater** · 3rd December 10, 09:46 AM

The snow rather perplexed Jake - What was it and why was it in his garden?

**Tobus** · 3rd December 10, 10:30 AM

That is a very cute picture, Pleater! It may just be the pose he's in while walking, but it reminds me of the "I can't put my arms down!" segment in A Christmas Story.

**MacRobert's Reply** · 3rd December 10, 02:14 PM

Stranded in Birmingham because Edinburgh Airport was closed by snow on Monday. Delayed arrival by train in Edinburgh on Tuesday due to snow. Cars currently are snowed in.

But all very picturesque.