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It's snowing ! (Nov 24 Page 82)
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Supposed to be playing tennis down in Canterbury tomorrow lunchtime but snow is forecast.0
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The drizzle will turn to snow soon as the dewpoint drops.0
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Been snowing lightly but steadily here in St Albans for the last couple of hours, no sign of it settling though...0
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Few spots in Canterbury just now..0
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It's not snowing in the Canary Islands
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Blowing in the air at Brabourne.0
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Think I'll have another tequila sunrise and then a dip to cool off 0
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just seen a few flakes in wandsworth0
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Sounds like something out of Round the Horne. :-)kentaddick said:just seen a few flakes in wandsworth
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Very goodman_at_milletts said:
Sounds like something out of Round the Horne. :-)kentaddick said:just seen a few flakes in wandsworth
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When it snowed a couple of weeks ago, my puppy stole the carrot that a small child had used as a nose on a snowman on the local green.0
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Lightest of snow in Bromley, but not settling.0
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Snowing lightly in Belxey but not settling.0
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Light snow in tulse hill0
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How long is that train!!!?? That's pure trainspotting filth, that must have been pulling about half a mile of stuff, could not believe how long it took to go through that crossing...Exiled_Addick said:This is a more Charlton Life friendly way of illustrating Canada coping with snow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yja2VmZOfdA1 -
Meanwhile, in Japan, life carries on.
Even the roadside toilets are open and have heated seats.
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At this time of the year I imagine the holiday was quite cheap.RedChaser said:It's not snowing in the Canary Islands
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Settling in Welling, light flurries.0
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Not a bad dusting in Bexleyheath. Will be gone by the morning though.0
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More expected early morning in Kingston. Selfishly hoping it is called off and we get a Tuesday so people return some bloody tickets.1
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That's actually a relatively short one. Cargo trains here are often well over a hundred cars long. Think they can be up to a couple of KMs long. If you catch a level crossing when one of the big fellas is going through it can be upwards of ten minutes while you wait.3blokes said:
How long is that train!!!?? That's pure trainspotting filth, that must have been pulling about half a mile of stuff, could not believe how long it took to go through that crossing...Exiled_Addick said:This is a more Charlton Life friendly way of illustrating Canada coping with snow.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yja2VmZOfdA
Edit: according to this article:
"Up until the 1990s, the average freight train in Canada was about 5,000 feet (1.54 kilometres) long and weighed 7,000 tons. But it is now not uncommon to see these trains stretch to 12,000 feet, sometimes as much as 14,000 feet (more than four kilometres), weighing up to 18,000 tons."1 -
Up until the 1990s, the average freight train in Canada was about 5,000 feet (1.54 kilometres) long and weighed 7,000 tons. But it is now not uncommon to see these trains stretch to 12,000 feet, sometimes as much as 14,000 feet (more than four kilometres), weighing up to 18,000 tons.
Blimey..Front of the train in Mottingham,back of the train in Sidcup :O0 -
Hit 46 here yesterday. Disgusting1
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Love that we have a thread dedicated to announcing when it's snowing in certain areas.
Can the lads in Canada give us a shout? Or should we just expect it's always snowing unless otherwise told?1 -
Snowing quite hard in Golders Green now0
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Coming down a fair amount in welling, not really settling though even on grass so I'm guessing it's pretty wet.1
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Proper snow at the top here. Looks fairly wet so not settling on the road. Just on cars and greenery.0
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Planes buried by snow in Oakster land
Or are they?
Cheeky camera angle for sensational news headlines explained.....
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Currently in Mexico where it is around +37
This time tomorrow back in Canada & -30
67 degree temperature spread - not bad!!!1
