It's snowing, East Coast, USA

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Well you should consider yourself very fortunate, Brad! For the last few days they've been forecasting snow striking the south of England and including the London area - last night it said "Heavy snow". All the surrounding areas have been hit, there have been tales of people stuck in their cars or trucks, trains breaking down. And what have we had? About an inch on Thursday night. It wasn't even cold enough to put some of the local teenagers off a small hours party round the corner of the street (assuming empty beer cans and condoms don't appear miraculously). I feel cheated (because of the lack of snow, not because I wasn't invited).
 
Yes, Google News alerted me to trains stuck in the Chunnel, and I followed that thru to find snow pictures from what looks to be the south and west of London. From the maps, it looks like it just missed Victoria in Southampton?
 
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...From the maps, it looks like it just missed Victoria in Southampton? [/quote]
Victoria is too hot! :icon_twisted:

We got it last week but now it is nice and sunny. Altough, with -25?C :icon_arrowd:
So it is routine again and we won't pass beside it this year either! :D

Welcome to Canada Brad! :icon_mrgreen:
 
A smattering on the grass, but that was it. Tad icy, not the best weather for moving house!
 
Here in Central California, it has been sunny with temperatures around 61 F (16 C). Last Friday, I drove down to Big Sur to
photograph a sea arch.http://www.rxphotos.net/Landscapes/Big-Sur/9'49167_hxz5K#6'2317676_SrE2W

I was just checking the weather forecast: chance of rain tomorrow. I guess winter is here. I better find my umbrella!

Bob- the slide shooter at heart
 
Me again, we had just a bit more snow over the weekend. This particular storm was about twice the total amount we expect, on average, for the whole winter in our area.

[img width=6'' height=45']http://www.purpleumbrellaphotos.com/temp/portsnow.jpg[/img]
photo by my firehouse friend Chris Bannon.

I and my two daughters spent the weekend snowed in at the local volunteer fire station, where we were the standby EMS duty crew. We made 5 and a half runs (one cancellation while in route) out in this stuff. I drive, and my daughters are the EMT crew.

I'm headed back tonite to do it again, with another snow storm inbound, expecting another 12-18 inches, yikes.
 
Was thinking about you last weekend...

Time to bring your horses at the firestation then :D

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EDIT: Forgot to give credit: http://clevelandheightsfire.com/A_Hx.html

EDIT #2: From the site above...
«In 195', during one of the heaviest snow storms of the decade, the side streets were impassable for the better part of a week. During this time, the citizens of Cleveland Heights responded to a request for toboggans and other sledding equipment. These toboggans and sleds were used to take firefighting equipment from the main streets to the site of the fire. It was during this period that the fire department experienced several severe fires in residences.»
 
By the way, we see grass here and there in Montreal area!...
... while Vancouver is importing snow by truck loads!
 
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