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Capt Tom Crowson

Pack your waterproofs and your thermals

Weather forecast is.......

Friday
Sunny. Max Temp 8 degrees. Down to 5 degrees at night

Saturday
Heavy rain. Max Temp 9 degrees. Down to 5 degrees at night

Sunday
Light rain. Max Temp 7 degrees
Shikoba

it was minus 4 degree in Notitngham last night.

I now ahve new thermals
Jeff Milhaven

See, now that's not what my forcast website says...

Fri - freezing at night, sunny and cold in the day
Sat - Same, with more and more cloud as afternoon wears on, with a risk of showers as evening draws in
Sun - Early morning cloudburst and constant light rain for the rest of the day. Oh yeah, and cold.

German Weather Center European Forcasts
You are looking for 'Niederschlag' for your rain and 'Temperaturen' for your temperatures.
Tobias Rieper

Similar reports from all sources, at least as far as temp/rain goes.
That's why we're bringing a paraffin heater.

What i'm more interested in is what the wind is going to do. 26mph max on sat is what is forecast. Doesn't sound like much, but that's enough to lift/drop a poorly pegged out tent.

http://weather.weatherbug.co.uk/U...tml?zcode=z6160&lang_id=en-gb

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weath...acclesfield_forecast_weather.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?id=3415
J. Vaughan

Well, that was bloody optimistic by all accounts wasn't it? Laughing
Jeff Milhaven

J. Vaughan wrote:
Well, that was bloody optimistic by all accounts wasn't it? Laughing


Jeff Milhaven wrote:
...Fri - freezing at night, sunny and cold in the day
Sat - Same, with more and more cloud as afternoon wears on, with a risk of showers as evening draws in
Sun - Early morning cloudburst and constant light rain for the rest of the day. Oh yeah, and cold...


Swap 'risk of showers' for 'risk of moderate snow', 'cloudburst' for 'heavy snow' and 'light rain' for 'light snow', and my forecast was dead on... Very Happy
Capt Tom Crowson

Apparently there was a multiple car accident on the M42, but thankfully I missed it. Still took me 5 1/2 hours to get back mind

Hope everyone made it home without any major problems
Lily

Finally thawed out - took 6 hours plus to get home, snow, fog and ice, plus M1 hold ups...finally unloaded car at around 11:30...
But, alive - which is what counts!
Hope everyone else defrosted now! Wink

Cheers gang!
x
Shikoba

It took me and Rhona two and half horus to get to Nottingham, the passenger window was jammed open and we had the novel experiance of a blizzard in a car.

It felt like a lot longer and we'd ahve yet to thaw out.

Poor Ron was snow covered. thank goodness for those extra blankets
Gonner Hendershot

Driving home towards Norwich was great fun, four odd hours spent mainly on country roads occasionally punctuated by Andrew swearing at the car ahead/ the car behind/ the world in general, most of the time in snow of one sort or another.
Cassidy Kincaid

The A53 back to Buxton was pretty close to being whited out - there was hardly any traffic and the road was so covered in snow that half the time I wasn't sure where it was. Took me nearly an hour to drive about 25 miles. On the plus side, booking a hotel room was one of the best decisions I've ever made - having a hot bath at the end of that hour and not getting out until I could feel my fingers and toes again was wonderful Smile

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