William
]]>I remember posting the same image with a different background in the old forum
Curiously, I found the “same” image with a leaning metal pole on the right-hand side, but with a yellow car next to it.
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]]>It looks like the depth of the snow there is at least 4 inches.
At least four inches, but not as much as two feet?
It looks like the depth of the snow there is at least 4 inches.
William
]]>There was none yesterday evening.
My estimate based on the thickness of what has settled on the branches of a Lawson Cypress.
Steadily falling. No wind, so not "bonfire snow" a in little bits swirling around.
Not "parachute snow" as in large pices very slowly falling.
Just "gentle snow", medium size pieces slowly falling, very gradually building up the depth of snow on the ground.
William
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]]>Generally the climate hereabouts is similar to that of England. 37F to 46F range for this month (3C to 8C).
]]>Dubbed the 'Troll from Trondheim', the snowstorm could blanket parts of the UK with snow and see temperatures plunge.
Forecasters said the worst of the snow could fall between December 10-15, while flurries could fall elsewhere across the UK as early as Sunday.
As we have forum participants living in various parts of the United Kingdom, this thread is for readers, if they so choose, to post information about snow where they live, and more general comments about snow too if they so choose.
William
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