There is much discussion currently over on uk.sci.weather regarding quite a cold and snowy spell of weather next week. There is a propensity to ramp up the snow predictions, but this really does look pretty certain (all models in agreement, etc). One poster is predicting the most wintry period of wether for 14 years!
There is much discussion currently over on uk.sci.weather regarding quite a cold and snowy spell of weather next week. There is a propensity to ramp up the snow predictions, but this really does look pretty certain (all models in agreement, etc). One poster is predicting the most wintry period of wether for 14 years!
Perhaps I ought to qualify that with an apology to our respected Scots readers who have probably been enjoying a winter already this year.
There is much discussion currently over on uk.sci.weather regarding quite a cold and snowy spell of weather next week. There is a propensity to ramp up the snow predictions, but this really does look pretty certain (all models in agreement, etc). One poster is predicting the most wintry period of wether for 14 years!
Bikes are generally [censored] in the snow...but if it means a day off work, I'll get the sledge out :-)
Up to a point. Suppose you are trying to arrange a funeral at which many of the attendees will be rather elderly. Maybe you (well, me actually) should delay for a few days 'cos it will be too cold for the older folks, and too difficult driving for those coming a long way?
Not everyone wants snow :-|
AND, the new tyres I've ordered still haven't turned up apparently because the importers of Schwalbe don't like to deal in quantities of less than 200, and I only want 2. So I'll be riding on slicks if it does snow :-(
There is much discussion currently over on uk.sci.weather regarding quite a cold and snowy spell of weather next week. There is a propensity to ramp up the snow predictions, but this really does look pretty certain (all models in agreement, etc). One poster is predicting the most wintry period of wether for 14 years!
Perhaps I ought to qualify that with an apology to our respected Scots readers who have probably been enjoying a winter already this year.
Winter? What winter? We've got ants invading the kitchen already, something which normally doesn't happen until April. Need to get a kettle of boiling water and go and track down their nests.
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There is much discussion currently over on uk.sci.weather regarding quite a cold and snowy spell of weather next week. There is a propensity to ramp up the snow predictions, but this really does look pretty certain (all models in agreement, etc). One poster is predicting the most wintry period of wether for 14 years!
Bikes are generally [censored] in the snow...but if it means a day off work, I'll get the sledge out :-)
Will make the Musselburgh (Near Edinburgh) Audax (105k) interesting at the weekend... snow on my first attempt...
Will make the Musselburgh (Near Edinburgh) Audax (105k) interesting at the weekend... snow on my first attempt...
Bugger it. I'd have liked to do that, but will be spending the day cleaning my old flat prior to the key handover on monday. Hmmm. I may have to see what I can do about getting finished on the Saturday!
Winter? What winter? We've got ants invading the kitchen already, something which normally doesn't happen until April. Need to get a kettle of boiling water and go and track down their nests.
A damn good squirt of WD40 into their nest will get rid of ants forever, they must hate the smell (or maybe it messes with their chemical signals or something) but it works better than hot water.
A damn good squirt of WD40 into their nest will get rid of ants forever, they must hate the smell (or maybe it messes with their chemical signals or something) but it works better than hot water.
Perhaps it just kills them? I mean, what may seem like a mere a squirt of WD-40 to you would most likely be the ant equivalent of a tsunami (and a poisinous, fumey, oily one at that).