TOMMY Hardy
Posted on 01/20/2016 6:38:04 AM PST by C19fan
Drivers faced tricky journeys today as freezing Britain was hit by fog and ice with temperatures down to almost -12C for the second day in a row. The Met Office has issued yellow ‘be aware’ severe weather warnings for ice in Scotland and fog in the West Midlands as the landscape turned frosty. Dense freezing fog is expected to linger parts of England, with scattered light wintry showers forecast across the North and East later on. Swathes of the country shivered overnight as a widespread frost took hold and the mercury dipped to -11.6C in the Scottish Highlands. And forecasters said the Berkshire village of Upper Lambourn had the coldest night in England, where a low of -8.4C was recorded.
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Dorset?
Frozen muzzies would be a beautiful addition.
Some are Dorset.
Gorebull warming striking the UK? People are in their swimsuits in January?
Gorgeous pictures. Thanks.
Lovely!
bflr
Frozen muzzies would be a beautiful addition.
TOMMY Hardy
My daughter is at a school in northern England. She’s loving the snow. One of her friends there is from Australia and saw snow last week for the first time ever.
Globaloney experts wrong again.
Britain is now East Canada.
Beautiful pictures. I hope the English muster the nerve to keep their country so it can continue to look like that.
Just one question: The Welsh — they use the English alphabet, but they seem to have forgotten about the vowels. Note the nice English (or I guess Welsh) ladies and their cute little daughters sitting outside the bucolic town of EGLWYSWRW. What’s up with that??
Will all be forgotten if they experience one day in the high 80s this summer.
You took the words right out of my mouth!
Lacking vowels is one thing, how about:
Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu.
Seriously, that’s a place name in Wales.
OOPS! THat’s in New Zealand! The one I was thinking of is
LlanfairÂpwllgwyngyllÂgogeryÂchwyrnÂdrobwllÂllanÂtysilioÂgogoÂgoch.
Where did the oddball capital a’s with inverted umlauts come from? It’s a single word, FCOL
Third in a series!!!
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