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It hardly ever snows there and they dont ever really get ice days.
It hardly ever snows here & I have not recorded a single ice day since I have lived at my current house (moved here in 2001)...
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Originally Posted by owenc
lol everywhere gets snow each year.
And actually my mountains don't get that many days of snow. The highlands get over 130 days a year.
Again wrong
Plenty of places don't get snow every year, it doesn't snow here every year, infact the snow I had in January 2013 was the first I'd had since December 2010... It can go 3/4 years here without seeing any...
It hardly ever snows here & I have not recorded a single ice day since I have lived at my current house (moved here in 2001)...
Again wrong
Plenty of places don't get snow every year, it doesn't snow here every year, infact the snow I had in January 2013 was the first I'd had since December 2010... It can go 3/4 years here without seeing any...
Well I recorded like 3 this winter.
Met office map says 2-10 for you so they disagree.
Are you seriously, seriously telling me that you have not seen a single drop of snow for 4 years? Yea right, I refuse to believe that. Even at 4c it can snow so I refuse to believe that. And it snowed here on the hills in the middle of May only 4 weeks ago..
Met office map says 2-10 for you so they disagree.
Are you seriously, seriously telling me that you have not seen a single drop of snow for 4 years? Yea right, I refuse to believe that. Even at 4c it can snow so I refuse to believe that. And it snowed here on the hills in the middle of May only 4 weeks ago..
even if they had some snow flakes that doesnt even count! if it doesnt stick to the ground then its not proper snow, just some wet crap
there is usually only 1 "snow storm" per year here.. where snow would stick on the ground for 2-3 days and sometimes 2 weeks
not only down there. its pretty much like that in east midlands too.
normal winter here is 5-12c for daily high, most of the time without any frost at night
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