Hells bells, did you see on the news this morning Anthea, about the River Thames flooding?
How's The Weather?
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Weather advisorys coming our way. Looking for alittle snow. Not sure how much yet.
Going to be 41F here today. Think we will see more rain than snow. Might turn to snow later on when the temps start dropping for the day, more likely sleet. Don't think we will see any accumulation though.
Another week with mornings in the single digits and temps that won't go above freezing... and Thursday we're forecast to get hit with another snowstorm dropping 12 inches or more of snow.
I am just saying negative 25 windchill is crazy.
I once got stranded about 30 minutes in a skilift, in the shade, at -17 C, with wind. I was dressed for snowboarding but damn, never want to experience that again :S
58F/14C- full sun. Heading to mid 70's by noon. Rain due in late tomorrow and Thurs. night will be close to a freeze. the Rollercoaster continues in FL.
Please be safe in the cold, ice and snow. Stay warm.
Please be safe in the cold, ice and snow. Stay warm.
I hear ya! We've gone from -8 to -3. When I took the kids to school our windchill was -19. Brr! Saying prayers of safety for those in the UK. may the rain/flooding stop soon. Also, prayers being said for those in the south who are preparing for the ice storm. May you all be safe and not lose power. And for all who are frozen and snow covered.......May this dang winter end soon!!
Same thing happened to me many moons ago at the ski resort just up the road where I now live, when I was a part-time ski instructor . It was night, temperatures at the summit of 5 degrees Fahrenheit with 20 mph winds and icy conditions. My luck had me stranded on the lift right were the winds were the strongest. The lift was swaying in the wind and I was up there for almost an hour. When we finally got off, people had to be treated for frostbite and hypothermia. Luckily I was dressed appropriately and just needed to warm up. A girl fell getting off the lift and hit her head hard on the ice, was bleeding out of her ears, and had to be transported by medevac to a trauma center.
:O Luckily it wasn't THAT bad in my case, but still
It's been unseasonably warm, around 0 to 2 C. It has snowed some, but the cover is still lower than 5 inches. Today it was sleeting, rather than snowing, not a very nice weather condition, but still better than the freezing coldness.
Yes, I did! I live further inland and, thankfully, not by a river. I feel very sorry for the people who have had to move treasured possessions upstairs and then leave their homes for their own safety. It has been very bad on the west coast in Devon and Cornwall - very high waves battering the seafronts.
I have a stream at the end of my garden and it's now a river.... if we get through this weekend without the river Uck flooding, or getting flooded by the stream at bottom of garden I shall be mightly grateful!!!!
Fingers crossed that you stay dry and safe.
Waiting for 10 - 12 inches of snow to fall.....
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A slight chilly breeze, but other than that sunny at 64 degrees and beautiful outside. 
I'm in Watauga County....it's in split between the blue area and the striped area
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