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[clo_again]

L -- who needs to get an LJ :) -- and wolves8 inform me that it's going to snow tomorrow. The BBC weather forecast disagrees by forecasting rain but then has articles which contradict its own weather prediction by saying Scotland, Ireland and Wales could have up to 25cm of snow. I'm bitterly amused that, once again, Wales gets snow when I'm not there. More with the bitter, not quite so much with the amused, because of all the places they've predicted it for, guess where is least likely to get any?

Oh look, North-west England isn't going to get any snow! WHAT A SURPRISE.

I'm moving back to Wales. Dumb, sucky, snowless city that you are Lancaster. Grrrr.

Though we are going up to Windermere -- big lake. Pretty and quaint and not-quite-Scottish -- tomorrow, which is further north. Maybe we'll see at least *some* snow there. The warning "On Friday, it will feel more like -5 to -10°C in most of the towns and cities across the UK due to the strength of the wind." is not at all reassuring though.

British weather. Sigh.

Comments

[mina-pak.livejournal.com]

I'm happy in Texas - where you can where shorts all year round except for maybe two weeks. *nods* It did snow last year though which was a miracle but I don't think I'd want to live in an area with a ton of snow. Too cold.

[kindoftrouble.livejournal.com]

Snow! Except, living so close to London means I rarely get snow. Sigh.

*wants snow*

[eternalwings.livejournal.com]

Speaking as North west England inhabitant I can only say I WANT SNOW!
Oh and I love your icon, it made me giggle for quite a few hours :P

[ebay-pierre.livejournal.com]

Where I live, if we even get 1 centimeter of snow, the whole state shuts down. It just does not snow here at all. And the lowerst temperature that I can remember in eight years is around 25 degrees fahrenheit. And it rarely, rarely snows. I promise to go to a college that has snowy Christmases.