Some of the weather presenters see a bit of snow and get all excited and go into hyperbole overdrive.
They're like 5 year olds who've existed entirely on a kilo of Haribo per day for the last month.
Don't they just.
It's incredible how unprepared some organisations are too.
Dropping someone at the airport at 3am this morning, Knowing the time of year, I checked and saw a potential for bad weather, so set off in good time.
Sadly, even though I managed it, despite all their gadgets the airport companies seem to have been caught by surprise. No wonder there's disruption.
The runway wasn't clear, the aeroplane wasn't de-iced, and when they started, they ran out of de-icer, and the cabin crew ran out of hours, so the once the plane gets into the air, it has to divert to collect new crew.
The potential was predictable enough, so contingencies should be built in to their systems.
Still, the passengers get a £6 voucher for a sandwich and God/nature gets the blame.
It's March in the north of England, it gets cold.
