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THE Met Office says there is a 60 per cent chance of heavy snow bringing parts of Plymouth a halt on Thursday and Friday.

 

They have issued a warning of severe or extreme weather.

 

Heavy snowfall is forecast for Plymouth and other parts of the South West before the weekend.

 

The Met Office says up to 20cm of snow will settle in parts of the region, with heavy falls in the city, and they say transport infrastructure will be hit.

 

In general, accumulations of five to 10cms of snow are expected but this could double in some areas.

 

This is the second big freeze of the winter and while Scotland, the North and the East bore the brunt of the first, this time the West is at the forefront of the weather system.

 

Ice, snow and freezing rain will sweep across the west of the country from Ireland early on Thursday.

 

Severe weather warnings are in place for 10 regions and temperatures are set to plunge to -10C.

 

Snow is likely to continue through the weekend and some parts of the country will see a White Christmas.

 

 

 

 

:) fingers crossed! although when ever its predicted we never actually get it!

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According to Metcheck, we are all going to die a horrible death in near vacuum on Saturday morning. In London at least. :D

 

(The column with the red cell is air pressure. It should be 970-ish for low pressure).

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According to Metcheck, we are all going to die a horrible death in near vacuum on Saturday morning. In London at least. :D

 

That is so typical. I had plans for Saturday morning as well. Couldnt just wait till the afternoon could it? :)

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According to Metcheck, we are all going to die a horrible death in near vacuum on Saturday morning. In London at least. :D

 

(The column with the red cell is air pressure. It should be 970-ish for low pressure).

 

I spotted that when looking at Bridgend earlier.. It's been nice knowing you guys n gals!

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Metcheck sometimes goes a bit wrong. This is what it said last December for my area. Check out the wind speed.

 

 

:eek: Where does that appear on the beaufort scale!?

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I'd love to see more of the white stuff, over Suffolk way!

 

We had some, which was enough to keep me out of work for 2 days, but I'd like to wake up on Monday with about 2 foot!!!

 

Saturday, I have to be at a wedding in Kent, so don't want any before then!

 

Selfish, I know, but sorry all!!!

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Just need it to hold off in Chorely until lunchtime thurs so my youngest can take her driving test!

 

We got off lucky with the last lot (if you count clear skies and -8 at night as lucky), but we are due a big dump of snow on Friday\Saturday now :)

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Grr I need to get to Bradford on Saturday morning.

 

I need to get some Christmas shopping done and STILL need new shoes for BETT!!!! There going to have to be worn 24x7 until then to break them in, I also need eye test and hair cut and fix before Christmas as I look like a right mop at present!

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Well the predicted heavy snow and big freeze in plymouth has arrived! in the form of heavy downpours of rain! seriously, these people are paid to put out the weather information!
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Grr I need to get to Bradford on Saturday morning.

 

I would be less worried about the snow and more worried about coming here in general!

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Well the predicted heavy snow and big freeze in plymouth has arrived! in the form of heavy downpours of rain! seriously, these people are paid to put out the weather information!

 

We had heavy rain, 8 degrees when I set off for work, an hour later it was 2 degrees and snowing pretty heavily... It might still come :-P

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This is funny.. weather procliamed clearskies over night.. woke up to a few cm of snow, weather this morning stated no snow at all today but overnight theres due to be loads... just drve in through a blizzard and now the school is wondering wether to close as its still coming down!
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I'm heaving a huge sigh of relief as OH has just returned from Australia for Christmas... he walked through the door at 8am. We had snow yesterday evening, but not enough to complicate things at Heathrow or on the M25 thank goodness.

 

He's noticing a slight difference in temperature! :D

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No snow until 3am today, about 2 inches. My hometown is usually pretty bad, so I thought that the main roads would (as usual) be OK. Foolish.

 

The exit road (hill) I watched a Picasso go sideways out into a main road, then my Astra just let go and I honetly thought I was about to belt a wall. Recovered it.

 

After that the roads were tracks in the snow. Until I got to the hill out of the valley. Fiesta in front with wheels spinning, wouldn't go forwards, did end up sideways obstructing the hill. Traffic crawling down it, I couldn't move due to this fiesta, traffic backing up behind me...we were sat there a good 20 minutes.

 

Then a nice 4x4 flashed me out, and I was able to plod up the hill very gently, and plod into work at no more than 7mph. Fair few bent cars about..

 

Not sure how I'm going to get home - my backup route to avoid that hill (steep, cars parked both sides, not wide) is according to 6-7 of our staff "f*cking impossible to drive up, we could barely move".

 

I hate the snow.

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