The Chill Out Zone - Page 3475

Mark2000cc · 14th February 2014, 08:59

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Originally Posted by MrDoodles

With that in mind, has anyone calculated how deep the snow would have been if it had been colder and we'd had snow instead of rain?

43.2 inches

windrush · 14th February 2014, 09:01

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Originally Posted by MrDoodles

With that in mind, has anyone calculated how deep the snow would have been if it had been colder and we'd had snow instead of rain?

Its too frightening to think about Mark

Oh good morning by the way and how are you

MrDoodles · 14th February 2014, 09:01

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Originally Posted by Mark2000cc

43.2 inches

Is that all, would have thought it would have been more than that!

reworht · 14th February 2014, 09:04

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Originally Posted by MrDoodles

With that in mind, has anyone calculated how deep the snow would have been if it had been colder and we'd had snow instead of rain?

Nae idea - but I suspect it would need measuring in feet rather than inches !
There have been some substantial falls on higher ground in Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.

reworht · 14th February 2014, 09:05

Our wind problems have been no worse than a typical kebab night in Clacton

coolcat · 14th February 2014, 09:25

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Originally Posted by Mark2000cc

Bit of a random one but I really hope the weather eases on the poor folks down south.... This photo was taken in Somerset, note the water coming through the keyholes :-( Attachment 30649

What a horrible site to see

What I can't believe is how strong that glazed door is to withstand the pressure of all that water against it!

coolcat · 14th February 2014, 09:28

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Originally Posted by reworht

Our wind problems have been no worse than a typical kebab night in Clacton

Did you measure it on the correct wind scale

Mark2000cc · 14th February 2014, 09:40

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Originally Posted by coolcat

What a horrible site to see

What I can't believe is how strong that glazed door is to withstand the pressure of all that water against it!

I know Jeff, they always wanted a swimming pool in their back garden, but that's ridiculous

Seriously though, I really feel for them, and with meteorologists predicting it will get worse year on year, the government need to act to put plans in actiontto avoid this happening again.

thomas 75 connie · 14th February 2014, 10:33

Morning everyone hope everyone is fine.
Its a little windy and rainy down here today.

coolcat · 14th February 2014, 10:40

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Originally Posted by thomas 75 connie

Morning everyone hope everyone is fine.
Its a little windy and rainy down here today.

Morning Thomas, predictably it has now started to rain in Sunny Clacton

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