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December 21st 09, 08:53 AM
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Significant snowfall in S Wales
Following a line of prolonged showers along the S Wales fringe we have a
light dusting here on the coast, but the MIL who is 1000' up north of Newport reports a good four inches on cars and walls. The M4 has had one lane shut all morning. Looks like the tail end of the cold spell, but a welcome change from 'at least it will be mild'. Cheers James -- James Brown |
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December 21st 09, 11:06 AM
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Significant snowfall in S Wales
James Brown wrote:
Following a line of prolonged showers along the S Wales fringe we have a light dusting here on the coast, but the MIL who is 1000' up north of Newport reports a good four inches on cars and walls. The M4 has had one lane shut all morning. Looks like the tail end of the cold spell, but a welcome change from 'at least it will be mild'. Cheers James Mostly slushy snow here in Port Talbot but still a nice covering. If things freeze up tonight it could get interesting... Gareth Slee |
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December 21st 09, 05:18 PM
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Significant snowfall in S Wales
"James Brown" wrote in message
... Following a line of prolonged showers along the S Wales fringe we have a light dusting here on the coast, but the MIL who is 1000' up north of Newport reports a good four inches on cars and walls. The M4 has had one lane shut all morning. We had an "interesting" journey from Cardiff to Carmarthen last night around 11 pm. Several heavy showers of sleet, snow and hail, which appeared to be sticking, at least temporarily. What was worrying at the time was the speed with which the showers could leave a substantial covering on previously clear roads. Visions of being stranded in the wilds of Port Talbot. -- Hungerdunger To reply by email, remove the MARX from my address |
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December 21st 09, 06:17 PM
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Significant snowfall in S Wales
In message , hungerdunger
writes "James Brown" wrote in message ... Following a line of prolonged showers along the S Wales fringe we have a light dusting here on the coast, but the MIL who is 1000' up north of Newport reports a good four inches on cars and walls. The M4 has had one lane shut all morning. We had an "interesting" journey from Cardiff to Carmarthen last night around 11 pm. Several heavy showers of sleet, snow and hail, which appeared to be sticking, at least temporarily. What was worrying at the time was the speed with which the showers could leave a substantial covering on previously clear roads. Visions of being stranded in the wilds of Port Talbot. Well almost - the M4 was closed a while later! Cheers James -- James Brown |
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