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Burgess Hill update - was 12cm an hour ago and its been snowing heavily since then.
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[Misc] The Award-winning official "More Snow Tomorrow?" Thread [2023-24 Season]
- Thread starter Giraffe
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noticed at the bus stop this morning that they were all heading into SHoreham town but not coming out again! got home and sure enough nothing going towards Brighton and that was long before this latest snowfall.
excellent...car stays there then!
Yoda
English & European
Snow falling either side of Worthing looking at Will it Rain Today? | Rain radar for the UK | Going to rain? | Meteogroup but stopped here.
skipper734
Registered ruffian
Another load falling here in Curdridge as I post. Jnrs school in Southampton closed. School buses can't run.
Gerbil
Nsc's most loved
None in shoreham, but my school is still closed :yahoo:
SirDouglasLoft
New member
- Jul 4, 2008
- 6,876
Quite a fair bit of snow in Eastbourne, not settling though 
as too wet on ground. Just drove into college, to find it was of, aswell. Very sketchy roads, sliding all over the place.
as too wet on ground. Just drove into college, to find it was of, aswell. Very sketchy roads, sliding all over the place.look out the window!
Hatterlovesbrighton
something clever
Got the 7.20 from Hove into LB and it was about 20 mins late in, so pretty good. Is there more snow falling in Sussex?
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
Yes. We're forecast quite a bit today.
Conversations with strangers about the weather are expected to become even more tedious thanks to heavy snow fall in the south-east over the last 24 hours.
“What about this weather, eh?” has long been the staple fall-back question for awkward silences among strangers forced together for short periods of time.
However, recent heavy snowfall has ensured the subsequent conversations will be considerably more involved and significantly less interesting than normally expected at this time of year.
Forecasters are predicting the standard of conversation to get worse over the weekend, peaking on Sunday at levels of tear-inducing banality not seen since November last year.
Reports suggest that standard responses to weather conversations such as, “It is a bit cold isn’t it,” or “I hope it gets better by the weekend,” are being replaced by lengthy diatribes about the effect a bit of frozen rain has had on the lives.
One London commuter told us, “I mentioned the snow to one guy on the train this morning and he spent fifteen minutes regaling me of the seemingly Herculean efforts he had made to get into work.”
“Honestly, it was so dull I considered self-harming just to make the pain in my ears go away.”
“If you can’t respond with a couple of well-worn weather-based platitudes, then I’m not interested in talking to you.”
Stories of one-upmanship among commuters has filtered through with work based weather conversations showing rapidly escalating levels of tedium.
“I went for a coffee and I overheard three people arguing over who had struggled the most to get into work that morning.”
“One had to dig himself out of his house, one had walked two miles in the snow, I’m not sure about the third one, I zoned out by that point - I only came to when Sally from accounts shook me awake half an hour later.”
Weather commentators have explained the phenomenon of excruciatingly dull snow conversations, saying, “Unlike the Eskimos, we only have one word for snow, and that’s because it’s f***ing boring.”
“What about this weather, eh?” has long been the staple fall-back question for awkward silences among strangers forced together for short periods of time.
However, recent heavy snowfall has ensured the subsequent conversations will be considerably more involved and significantly less interesting than normally expected at this time of year.
Forecasters are predicting the standard of conversation to get worse over the weekend, peaking on Sunday at levels of tear-inducing banality not seen since November last year.
Reports suggest that standard responses to weather conversations such as, “It is a bit cold isn’t it,” or “I hope it gets better by the weekend,” are being replaced by lengthy diatribes about the effect a bit of frozen rain has had on the lives.
One London commuter told us, “I mentioned the snow to one guy on the train this morning and he spent fifteen minutes regaling me of the seemingly Herculean efforts he had made to get into work.”
“Honestly, it was so dull I considered self-harming just to make the pain in my ears go away.”
“If you can’t respond with a couple of well-worn weather-based platitudes, then I’m not interested in talking to you.”
Stories of one-upmanship among commuters has filtered through with work based weather conversations showing rapidly escalating levels of tedium.
“I went for a coffee and I overheard three people arguing over who had struggled the most to get into work that morning.”
“One had to dig himself out of his house, one had walked two miles in the snow, I’m not sure about the third one, I zoned out by that point - I only came to when Sally from accounts shook me awake half an hour later.”
Weather commentators have explained the phenomenon of excruciatingly dull snow conversations, saying, “Unlike the Eskimos, we only have one word for snow, and that’s because it’s f***ing boring.”
The Wizard
Well-known member
- Jul 2, 2009
- 18,383
Looks like that weather forecast video you posted earlier on the thread may actually come true, Saturday and Sunday are looking to be days full of heavy snow.
R. Slicker
Well-known member
- Jan 1, 2009
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Yoda
English & European
Looks like it could get interesting as the low pulls south bringing the batch North of London and in Essex down towards us.
Peter Grummit
Well-known member
Heavy in Lewes now. Just been sledging on the Downs behind. Only problem is we have no leccy so am relying on portable DAB for the cricket. Missus tried to drive into Brighton with eldest son who goes to BHASVIC but only made it just past the prison before having to leave car at friends house and now walking back.
Enjoy. PG
Enjoy. PG
how quick it can change?
drove from peacehaven into brighton at 8.30 south coast road all clear. first job was in hanover and i then got stuck on elm grove for an hour.
now back at home with a nice cuppa
drove from peacehaven into brighton at 8.30 south coast road all clear. first job was in hanover and i then got stuck on elm grove for an hour.
now back at home with a nice cuppa
The Goon
Gully's Boy
Whats it like along the coast road now?
SirDouglasLoft
New member
- Jul 4, 2008
- 6,876
We've got f*** all snow were I am, but my girlfriend who lives in Willingdon, only 5/10 minutes away, is basically snowed in?
