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HA1, HA2, HA3, & surrounding area..

Fair bit of snow in Harrow, Middlesex (N.W. London) around 8pm. So much so that the BBC had a correspondent out our way for the news.

I was not at home but in EC2 around 7.45pm and snow flakes just started coming down in the heart of the City Of London. Wasn't settling cos too wet.

I got home to HA3 around 2 hours ago and soooo much snow that:

1) I couldn't reverse into my drive without skiding :P ...Plus I skidded mildly at the end of my road b4 hand. Hope the road gritters are out tonight or I ain't gonna risk driving Friday.

2) enough f**king snow in my garden to build several snow men & if my kids don't go to school Friday, there is gonna be a helluva snowball fight in our neighbourhood!

Yippee! :P

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RG42 is well shafted... it's -5 according to met check...

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Thats what gets me, places like Scandanavia, Russia, northern China and Canada get mountains more snow than us for prolonged periods yet quite easily manage to keep things open. It takes snow on a truelly bibical scale to shut them down. We are soooooo useless when it comes to winter weather.
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