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Very cold.
Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike -- .................................... Today, is the tomorrow, you were worrying about, yesterday. .................................... |
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'Mike' wrote:
Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Although the forecast seemed to show that the midlands would be clear, woke up to about an inch of snow and temperature currently -3 C. Bird bath now thawed, and everywhere looking attractive as the sun rises. Chris -- Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK Have dancing shoes, will ceilidh. |
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"'Mike'" wrote in message ... Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike -- ................................... Today, is the tomorrow, you were worrying about, yesterday. ................................... South Somerset: Light dusting of snow - heavy grey overcast. |
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"'Mike'" wrote in message ... Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike -- 9.28 just started snowing. Very small sparse flakes -- .................................... Today, is the tomorrow, you were worrying about, yesterday. .................................... |
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On 27/11/2010 08:52, 'Mike' wrote:
Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? 3" of snow over the frozen 2" from Wednesday night here in North Yorkshire. And we are in a low sheltered part - much worse on the top. Local roads are passable with difficulty. Beautiful photogenic blue sky with sunshine and fluffy white clouds at the moment but forecast for this afternoon is more heavy snow. Off out with camera shortly. Lots of hungry birds on the feeder - nuthatch, spotted woodpecker and various tits & finches. Very cold overnight ~-5C still sub zero. Regards, Martin Brown |
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On 27/11/2010 08:52, 'Mike' wrote:
Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? 3" of snow over the frozen 2" from Wednesday night here in North Yorkshire. And we are in a low sheltered part - much worse on the top. Local roads are passable with difficulty. Beautiful photogenic blue sky with sunshine and fluffy white clouds at the moment but forecast for this afternoon is more heavy snow. Off out with camera shortly. Lots of hungry birds on the feeder - nuthatch, spotted woodpecker and various tits & finches. Very cold overnight ~-5C still sub zero. Regards, Martin Brown |
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says... Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike Very cold, unable to get greenhouse door open to see thermometer, frozen to sill! Several inches of snow fell from 11.00am yesterday until about 6.00pm or so. Soft and powdery and easy to clear. Gritted road fairly clear, although not much traffic (in relative terms, we dont get that much anyway except when the army is on the move to the ranges). Clear blue skies with sunshine, white cloud over the Brecon beacons. Snow is melting slowly from the trees, but not the ground. I think it is probably still below freezing, as the bird water has already fozen again! Roger T 700 ft up in Mid-Wales |
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On Sat, 27 Nov 2010 08:52:09 -0000, "'Mike'"
wrote: Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike greenhouse was -0.7 about 9am which is a lot warmer than yesterday. Sunshine with some light cloud appearing and not a flake of snow landed yet here in Oldham. -- http://www.bra-and-pants.com http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk |
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"mogga" wrote "'Mike'"wrote: Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? greenhouse was -0.7 about 9am which is a lot warmer than yesterday. Sunshine with some light cloud appearing and not a flake of snow landed yet here in Oldham. Decent frost last night when I got up to throw the dead mouse out that our cat had brought in to show us (why do they do that!) but only -1.5°C this morning at dawn and soon rising to a heady -1°C. Was sunny earlier but a bit grey now but still bright, very light breeze. Birds on the Thames looked very hungry when I threw them the remains of a loaf. -- Regards Bob Hobden W.of London. UK |
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On Sat, 27 Nov 2010 08:52:09 -0000, "'Mike'"
wrote: Very cold. Had to break the ice on the bird baths. Very overcast looks as if it could snow any moment. Slight wind. That's the S.E. Coast of the Isle of Wight. What have you got? Mike Hovering around zero all day in my part of South Wales. A bit of snow yesterday but it didn't settle. Pond is frozen over. As I write, a fairly clear sky with just a few wisps of cloud showing bright pink as the sun sets. Mutant plants still "performing" - I have carnations coming into flower and one rose bush that's been flowering for the last few days. One wall planter of fuschias (not hardy ones) is also flowering but that's next to my boiler flue so is in it's own little warm micro-climate. Hacked solid ice out of bird bath this morning and put some warm water in but it had frozen solid again a couple of hours later. Bird feeders untouched for a few days though my crab apple trees are becoming very denuded and the heads I left on cardoons are virtually demolished now. Jake |
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