Un Happy Thread (Richmond, climate, snow, warm)

[Weatherfan7]

Well I don't like it, having worked there.

[Mac15]

Originally Posted by Weatherfan7

Gotta love the eloquence of various members of the netweather.tv forum.

"Time people accepted our climate as it is.. and that's the most impredicatable weather on the planet.."

An old fart bag? Ugh.

[Mac15]

Ever since the summer my hair has been greasing up like nothing normal. Its pathetic and disgusting. So annoying.

[dunno what to put here]

Originally Posted by Weatherfan7

Well I don't like it, having worked there.

Hale, Greater Manchester - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Worth a look.. if you're a millionaire.

Or conversely - Manchester city centre, almost rivals central London in terms of snowlesness, and no doubt gets warm summer nights.

[P London]

I suggest if Weatherfan decides to move, move to the east of the pennines!

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East is best for heat.. and dry weather.. and sunshine.. and storms (usually).. but also gets more snow.. much more actually.

[Dean York]

Yes! Drive the m62 and you can certainly tell the difference in weather, it's very rarely better on the western side.

[theunbrainwashed]

See there are some suggestions on here, Weatherfan. Unless your job is in Buxton, then I don't see why you shouldn't move if it makes you feel better.

East of the Pennines, that would mean Rotherham, Sheffield, and Barnsley lol.

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^^ Sheffield has nice suburbs, the centre is crap though.

[Weatherfan7]

Originally Posted by theunbrainwashed

See there are some suggestions on here, Weatherfan. Unless your job is in Buxton, then I don't see why you shouldn't move if it makes you feel better.

East of the Pennines, that would mean Rotherham, Sheffield, and Barnsley lol.

Not in a position to move at the moment. It isn't that easy or simple.