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  • Albannach
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    Fraser, how do snow plough drivers get to work?

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  • Albannach
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    Originally posted by Voodoo-Child View Post
    I must apologise...but I'm norvern.....whats u just said?
    You're no where near northern.

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  • smiffy
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    Bring it on !!!!!!! The 'White Gold' is on its way. Got 1000 ton of salt in stock and we're gettin extra gritters this year. Gettin one on our route and its an ex bin lorry............should be interesting !!!!

    Last edited by smiffy; 5 October 2011, 22:13.

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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    Thursday, or most probably Friday...
    I thought.......but only for a second.......

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  • broseph
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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    As a part time weatherographer, I've just ran some data through my homemade optometrometeoric precipitation predictor (I call it the OP for short), and weirdly it's predicting a very dry and warm October, November, December and January, with the epicentre of this warm air circulating long term weather system situated around the Aberdeen District of Scotlandshire...

    Hope it doesn't affect anyone on here
    ha ha. I think you'll find that the only epicentre of warm air will be my 4runner overheating! Haha. Kidding. New radiator is in the post.

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  • shokenore
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    Originally posted by broseph View Post
    Well I've started obsessively searching and investigating the long term weather forecast already. I think I need help, ha.
    Would take snow over sun any day.

    Britain is about to experience an early winter, with snow expected to arrive as soon as next month, forecasters have warned.
    Temperatures over the next three months will plummet to below average with one long-range forecaster predicting snowfalls in October.
    James Madden, of Exacta Weather, said: ‘I expect to see the first signs of some moderate to heavy snowfalls as early as October or November in certain parts of the UK.‘I expect December, January and February to experience below-average temperatures, with the heaviest snowfall occurring within the time frame of November to January across many parts of the UK.

    www.dailymail.co.uk

    Just ordered up my cooper discoverer mud and snows!

    Anyone remember "Mystic Meg"

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  • MWS
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    Originally posted by Scorpion View Post
    I hate the snow! Hate it, hate it, hate it! How long now before the annual, 'Has anyone got snow yet', post?

    If I had the cash I'd spend the whole of the winter months abroad.

    Did I mention that I hate the snow?


    I'm with you on that, Jim!....................

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  • Wolfracer
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    Originally posted by Voodoo-Child View Post
    I must apologise...but I'm norvern.....whats u just said?
    Thursday, or most probably Friday...

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    Originally posted by Wolfracer View Post
    As a part time weatherographer, I've just ran some data through my homemade optometrometeoric precipitation predictor (I call it the OP for short), and weirdly it's predicting a very dry and warm October, November, December and January, with the epicentre of this warm air circulating long term weather system situated around the Aberdeen District of Scotlandshire...

    Hope it doesn't affect anyone on here
    I must apologise...but I'm norvern.....whats u just said?

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  • Wolfracer
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    As a part time weatherographer, I've just ran some data through my homemade optometrometeoric precipitation predictor (I call it the OP for short), and weirdly it's predicting a very dry and warm October, November, December and January, with the epicentre of this warm air circulating long term weather system situated around the Aberdeen District of Scotlandshire...

    Hope it doesn't affect anyone on here

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  • PM0077
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    Originally posted by broseph View Post
    I know the mail is not the best source is it! And yes it is rather vague but its what I want to hear so forgive me!

    I'll be trying boarding for first time this year so even more reason to look forward.

    Once you get over the inevitable bumps and falls you'll love it. A good investment would be a pair of Dainese Impact shorts and a Dainese Armour jacket, expensive kit but much cheaper than a new coccyx and spine oh and a good helmet too.

    Paul

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  • broseph
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    I know the mail is not the best source is it! And yes it is rather vague but its what I want to hear so forgive me!

    I'll be trying boarding for first time this year so even more reason to look forward.

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    I love snow....never been without a 4x4 of some form though so no surprise really.....I cherish guffawing at stranded 2wd occupants too much to ever give up my trucks...

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  • Albannach
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    I think your forecaster covered all possible bases and scenarios. Snow between October and March 'somewhere' in the UK? WOW! That's never happened before...

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  • Scorpion
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    I hate the snow! Hate it, hate it, hate it! How long now before the annual, 'Has anyone got snow yet', post?

    If I had the cash I'd spend the whole of the winter months abroad.

    Did I mention that I hate the snow?

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