Weather warning...
 

Just heard that colleague's stacked her car a bit north of Moffat in snow- be careful out there folks! Scooby Drew'll be heading south if he's in Edinburgh today, but I can't reach him, my phone's died- if anyone could drop him a wee text in case he's up this way that might be a help ;)

Alternatively, it could just be that she's one of those people that can't drive in snow :)

He knows, don't be bombarding him with texts :)

Where's the snow?...(looks out of windy)...a bit wet and cold...no white stuff 'ere :wink:

Hey folks, no snow up in Aberdeen, but just along in deeside valley-Aboyne up- there is over an inch lying!!

I demand snow, right now. Snow's ace...

:stupid:

There was a good few inches in Kirrie today. Think we're meant to be getting some shortly :wink:
Its certainly cold enough for it tonight :shock:

It is cold but the sky is clear.
It is full of stars
No snow forecast...

There was snow in Gala last night and again this morning. 8)

Bah. Call that snow? Looks like somebody's dusted* the garden. How am I supposed to pelt the weans with snowballs in that stuff?

* - like with icing, not Mr Sheen.

I am stuck in heavy snow!!!

What a arseache.

Northwind wanted snow...I blame him.

I bottled it this morning... It started coming down at about 8, by 9 there was a good couple of cm and the road was white, so I took the bus. By 9.15, apparently, it was all gone- and I don;t leave the house usually till then :evil:

I like snow, but there's got to be enough to share!

It came down big.
it took me 3 hours to get to Dunfermline.
Not good.

ah well. real bad. But clear now.

On the other hand, sitting on the bus with my bike jacket and gloves on, and my wooly hat, and my polar buff... I must have looked like a freak, but I was lovely and toasty :)

:offtopic: Which bit of a polar buff is polarised? The bit around your neck or the bit stuffed down your jacket or the bit stuffed up your helmet or all/some of the above?

Just curious...

It's like a normal buff with a fleecy bit attached, really. But I cut it in half, it was ludicriously long, I just wear the fleecy bit- and I'll have the normal bit for when it warms up. A very good buy, I reckon. I've tried all sort of neck-things and this is the best so far.

The wife got me a polar buff rip off for £3 from wilkinsons. I have 2 regular buffs but have stopped using them now due to the cold. This one is great for £3. I think the proper polar buffs are around £15.

Aha, the picture is painted. Thanks chaps. If I could find one for 3 quid I'd have it but 15 seems like a lot of money at this particular time of year...

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Taggart!