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the snow had started to melt here, but now it's snowing heavily again today. i can just stay in the house but the tiniest bit of snow here means all the trains get cancelled so i just hope rexclark gets home from work ok. the snow hasn't stopped since i got up this morning, i think it's going to get quite deep again.

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i don't like snow anymore. :(

must be at least a foot deep here, and the snow hasn't stopped all day. just been out to the spermarket and the roads are a total mess. cars aren't moving at all, loads of them stuck in the snow. trains and buses are cancelled and motorways are closed.

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It looked like it snowed a bit today, because the footprints on the drive were slightly covered but it's very cold and the snow that was down was all frozen. My car was making a funny bubbling noise too but then sorted itself out.

Just wish it was summer again, cold weather is a nightmare!!

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So Central Scotland has ground to a halt, the Transport Minister seems to be getting the blame.. nothing at all to do with the idiots who went out in those conditions on their school runs etc.. and then blocked the roads stopping gritters and snow-ploughs getting through!!

Ok so the authorities could have got the weather forecast a bit more accurate and been a bit more prepared, but people should be responsible for their own actions and checking these things for themselves before travelling, especially after all the bad weather the past 10 days

Oh and it's all Franke Boyles fault :P

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So Central Scotland has ground to a halt, the Transport Minister seems to be getting the blame.. nothing at all to do with the idiots who went out in those conditions on their school runs etc.. and then blocked the roads stopping gritters and snow-ploughs getting through!!

Ok so the authorities could have got the weather forecast a bit more accurate and been a bit more prepared, but people should be responsible for their own actions and checking these things for themselves before travelling, especially after all the bad weather the past 10 days

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