Davegwarn

It's a small world! I've been to the area probably a dozen times with work and guaranteed snow fix in the winter. Drifts as tall as me and I experienced the -30 joy (never leave home without a 'took')

Hi Winter, I've been over to Barrie and Midland in that neck of the woods many times. A different world!

When I get back from my walk down the back garden I'll upload another one.

Coming down heavier in Chelmsford now! PXL_20240108_122305791.TS.mp4

Very light snow flurry in Chelmsford

You've got to be realistic throwoff, in the christmas pudding snowfalls of 17 grains won't happen every day. I just got lucky I suppose.

Just been on the school run and I can report about 17 grains of snow in and around Danbury. Traffic seems to be holding up at the moment. Stay safe out there.

The US have a Midlands North too??

Snowing nicely in Chelmsford, nice little covering beginning!

Lovely winters walk with the dog this morning in Danbury (temp -6!). Lake frozen over and crunching ice. Perfect! PXL_20221211_084806896.TS.mp4

Afternoon all, i'm not usually a visitor of the hurricane forum however... i'm travelling to Florida for 2 weeks in mid-October and have turned my thoughts to hurricanes given the imminent arrival of Ian. I'm sure that these things are unpredictable down to the last 24 hours, but is there a time frame at which you can spot one that could land in the vicinity of Orlando? Also going to spend time on the Gulf coast of Mexico. Would appreciate your collective brains!

One of my favourite comedic moments in history (the Bush bit) . Well worth a Google for anyone who hasn't seen it

Lovely morning here, nice walk in Danbury with my dog.

Just been for a walk to Danbury with the kids as it often does well with a bit of elevation. There was about 3-5cms I'd say and enough to enjoy.

I've had a few personal messages from concerned Netweather members over the past couple of hours following my photo of up to 2mm's of snow building against my fence. Please be reassured that my fence is still managing to stand up to the increasing weight of snow. However, blizzard like conditions have since led to an epic level of drifting not seen for over 3 years (see updated photo below). Stay safe out there fellow southerners.