We have snow!!!

[puddicat]

The flakes are huge,its like a white christmas!!!

[Schutzengel]

Puddicat, which part of the country are you. It's raining here in Cheshire.

[puddicat]

Fife in Scotland!!!

[puddicat]

Schu it started off with rain,the flakes are the size of saucers lol!!!

[logic]

Scotland,?


Best place for it,
in fact i think it should be compulsory, for all snow to fall on Scotland,

[Schutzengel]

Thanks Puddicat, it'll probably be on it's way down here next. Love the snow, but hate the slush that gets left behind.

[jen78]

I love Fife!

None here, just horrible rain at the moment in Manchester city centre.

[Rosetta]

Same here Jen.

No offence, Puddi but you are welcome to the darned stuff brrrrrrr

Oh great, I just finish typing and the sun is coming out. I wonder what that is saying to me lol

[puddicat]

Its as pretty as a picture on a crimbo card!!!

[Schutzengel]

Puddicat. I think the snow is definitely on its way to Cheshire. Still raining, but the sky has changed to a dark pinkish/yellowish grey, as it usually seems to do before snow. We are half way between Manchester and Liverpool, so perhaps Jen will get some snow. I would love to see snowflakes as big as saucers. I did once see some hailstones as big as golf-balls, and unfortunately, they bashed dinges all over the car, so not so nice. My ancestors were from Scotland, and my great-grandpa was born and lived in Ormiston, East Lothian, so perhaps that's where I get my love of Scotland from. I would love to live there.

[puddicat]

Steve says that the wirral has bllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllizzard conditions at the wirral,yep thats close enough for you get some lol!!!

[joby1]

just had 15 mins of snow on the wirral......whoopee!!

[elcee45]

It seems to have stopped now Puddicat, I did set off to go into Dunfermline this morning but turned back it was so heavy, no snow here now in Crossford.

[sleepyj]

send it to me in the south love snow !

[puddicat]

Elcee where are you in Fife???

[terambulan]

heavy rain in SE. Horses stand mid-field - means lightening (shelter under trees or shed if no lightening). Horses rear to west (bad weather direction).

[elcee45]

Crossford, just outside Dunfermline