The Lemon Fool

17:00 - Home Counties: cold, dark

The BBC Weather page says the Met Office has just issued a warning of Yellow Snow in my area...
(don't try eating it)

Bree.

...a Yellow warning of Snow? (I forget)

Good one.

Breelander wrote:17:00 - Home Counties: cold, dark

The BBC Weather page says the Met Office has just issued a warning of Yellow Snow in my area...
(don't try eating it)

Bree.

17:12 Moist.

What is the new entry subscription and why is Zappa anywhere near you?


















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PinkDalek wrote: What is the new entry subscription...

I suppose it'll have to be 'free entry' until such time as 'Lemon' recognises the need for one...

and why is Zappa anywhere near you?

...more worrying is how did the Met Office find out?

18.01 The moon is obscured by clouds

Watch out where the huskies go...

11:24, lie chester shire, bright but cloudy, quite windy (no, not that kind!). I think I may be slightly late for the Timekeepers

First Timekeepers of the year, and on groundhog day to boot.

Cold, crisp and clear.

First Timekeepers of the year, and on groundhog day to boot.

70% cloud covering North Eton, bit nippy.

Fees paid to achieve rec/rec parity.

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I can't believe it's February the 3rd.

Finally!

Glad to be back.

11:40 Sarf East Laandan

February Deterred?

16:30 - rural Buckinghamshire

It's just started snowing - and there's this brass monkey at my door asking to borrow welding equipment....

But shortly ...
March brings breezes loud and shrill
To pulverise your daffodil

Brighton calling (or as near as dammit), and it's bleedin' cold at 11:23am.

Polar bears have been seen roaming the streets, knocking over bins, and generally being a nuisance. One of them offered to tow my car, but I explained it has its own engine, so he went off and ate the local parson instead.

In other news, it snowed at some point in the past three days, and it's still on the ground. Just enough to be annoying, but not enough to be any good for anything - picturesque photos, snowman building, etc..

Achtung!
MrCPFG

I think it is a Friday. Sunny and fresh. A glorious June's day. 15:53 pm UK (CET 16:53 pm).

18:53 Home Counties.

Help! There's water falling from the sky! What is this strange phenomenon?

Help! There's water falling from the sky! What is this strange phenomenon?

Has the blimp's nappy burst?

No precipitation here, as yet, nor is it raining.

Edit: It is now!

United Kingdom at 19:12 or thereabouts. Hot, and clammy, raining and the occasional rumble.

PinkDalek wrote:Hot, and clammy, and the occasional rumble.

Must be something you ate, a dodgy takeaway?

I set 'em up, you knock 'em in.