So who's got snow ?

[biggs682]

just had message that its snowing in pathhead scotland as i type this post

 

[Noodley]

In true Fnaar style, there is a good 7 or 8 inches but only in the hills, and nothing in my back passage.

 

[psmiffy]

according to rain today it is going to snow here at midnight

 

[Drago]

Flakes in the air this afternoon.

 

[AnythingButVanilla]

My friend from Renfrew Facebooked that she had snow but it turns out that she's currently en route to the highlands. That doesn't count

 

[mcshroom]

Raining here at present, but may turn to snow later. The higher fells were very white earlier

 

[snorri]

she had snow but it turns out that she's currently en route to the highlands. That doesn't count

It's nice to know you care about us.

 

[AnythingButVanilla]

It's nice to know you care about us.

Aren't you from out Edinburgh/Forth Bridge way or am I getting mixed up with someone else?

 

[Stephenite]

Very true ...

Eta: @Stephenite looks to be from Oslo, so might give me a run for my money ....

Hello Trail Child...

I see Ottawa is 45 degrees north, Oslo is 60 degrees north, and the UK is in between. And if Ottawa was in Europe it would be where Lyon or Venice are. Somewhere with hot summers and mild winters. But then, not very much snow. I wonder, are the summers hot in Ottawa?

 

[snorri]

Aren't you from out Edinburgh/Forth Bridge way or am I getting mixed up with someone else?

I'm north of Inverness.

 

[subaqua]

a stonking layer of frost on the ground this morning . looked like it had snowed. car was covered deeply.

the ride in was fun, and tomorrow will be interesting as the A11 is shut at Bow flyover so its going to be the canal towpath.

 

[DiddlyDodds]

Sod that snow thing ,,, nightmare for walking down the paths in

 

[Glow worm]

Snow in Norfolk this morning. Local forecast last night said it would rain- hopeless again!

 

[Trail Child]

Hello Trail Child...

I see Ottawa is 45 degrees north, Oslo is 60 degrees north, and the UK is in between. And if Ottawa was in Europe it would be where Lyon or Venice are. Somewhere with hot summers and mild winters. But then, not very much snow. I wonder, are the summers hot in Ottawa?

They can be. We had a few days of above 30 c this summer. We also get a bunch of below -30 c. We are only 2 hours drive from Montreal, so our weather is comparable to theirs. Toronto is slightly warmer than us. We do get a lot of snow.

PS: I would LOVE the weather in Lyon or Venice. We don't get anything close to their weather.

 

[Cycling Naturalist]

Yup, across the Dee towards Snowdonia, there's snow on the top 500' of the Berwyns, above Corwen.

That's probably above 1,500' then. There's no snow at all in Llangollen - not even in the bwylch to the west which usually catches a smidge whatever the conditions.