mr Mag00
rising member
- Location
- Deepest Dorset
june?!?!?!?!?!? mid april would be great!
Is it time to break out the Sun smiley?
- Thread starter Shaun
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HJ
Cycling in Scotland
- Location
- Auld Reekie
Humm now let me see, the met office says:
Severe Blizzards, Severe Drifting Snow & Very Heavy Snowfall 1700 Tue 30 0600 Wed 31
Rain and sleet will quickly turn to snow this evening and become prolonged and very heavy at times and persist tonight. The snow will quickly drift in the strong to gale force North wind with blizzard conditions developing in many areas. Over upland areas severe blizzards will develop with severely reduced visibility at times. Snow accumulations will vary largely across the region, with typically 15cm, but upland inland areas outwith Edinburgh City, especially towards the Pentland and Lammermuir hills could catch 30 to 50cm with deep drifts. However coastal parts of East Lothian and especially around the coast to Berwick will catch notably less snow. Many roads are liable to become impassable and some interruptions to power supplies are possible.
The public are advised to take extra care and refer to Traffic Scotland for further advice on road conditions.
Issued at: 1332 Tue 30 Mar
Yep why not
Severe Blizzards, Severe Drifting Snow & Very Heavy Snowfall 1700 Tue 30 0600 Wed 31
Rain and sleet will quickly turn to snow this evening and become prolonged and very heavy at times and persist tonight. The snow will quickly drift in the strong to gale force North wind with blizzard conditions developing in many areas. Over upland areas severe blizzards will develop with severely reduced visibility at times. Snow accumulations will vary largely across the region, with typically 15cm, but upland inland areas outwith Edinburgh City, especially towards the Pentland and Lammermuir hills could catch 30 to 50cm with deep drifts. However coastal parts of East Lothian and especially around the coast to Berwick will catch notably less snow. Many roads are liable to become impassable and some interruptions to power supplies are possible.
The public are advised to take extra care and refer to Traffic Scotland for further advice on road conditions.
Issued at: 1332 Tue 30 Mar
Yep why not
