Is anyone else looking out of the window at snow on the ground?

[Brandane]

A bit nippy out today

True; but so was MAY!

 

[snorri]

What next - Is anyone finding it a tad chillier than it was in July?

Not at all, but my electric meter is whirring now and I'm wearing a lot more clothes.

 

[Slioch]

After several weeks of "boil in the bag" unseasonably high temperatures, today's 40 miles around the lanes of N Yorks in a temperature of 2C was a bit of a shock.
First thing I did when I got home was to order a new pair of merino socks off Wiggle.

 

[glenn forger]

Heavy snow hits Norwich in an hour, we already have a dusting.

 

[nickyboy]

No great surprise that there's snow in Glossop

Managed to get a ride in this afternoon. Over 1000ft up there was still snow in the middle of the roads so had to take it a bit easy. Bit chilly but the positive on this is it keeps the weak-willed cyclists indoors and out of my way

 

[Cubist]

About an inch overnight, -2c when we set off shooting at 7am. Stood in bitterly , bitterly cold wind all day.

 

[rdfcyclist]

So far Suffolk has seen a light dusting but the rain quickly got rid of that, can't wait for a snowy ride.

 

[Pat "5mph"]

We had a mini snow storm last night (Friday), there was ice allover this early am, had to forgo the paths and the park, keeping on the main roads, but there still were icy bits ... ice bike is currently dismantled in the spare room, need to get down to work on it on my next day off.
Fortunately it was much milder today, usual drizzle on the commute home.

 

[Gravity Aided]

A few inches snow and ice now, may get down to 16F overnight.
Good Times.
This is just Autumn.

 

[FrankCrank]

....midday and 30 Celsius here........What's this snow you talk about?........

 

[Smokin Joe]

....midday and 30 Celsius here........What's this snow you talk about?........

Go away

 

[blackgoff]

For some strange geographical quirk we get very little snow in Warrington.
2 years ago, by another quirk, we actually got the most/deepest snow in the entire country (for that spell) but generally it's a rarity.

Which is something for Warrington given its about 30ft above sea level..

One of my fave places and Decathlon

 

[Gravity Aided]

I'm at about 800+ feet, but the snow seems to always go a bit north or south of me. Lots more snow in the northern part of Illinois, and Chicago. Yet the trains still seem to be running, so it can't be too much snow over by there, or they'd be waiting on the snowplow. In the late 1970's, we had so much snow all the railroads needed to call in their rotary snowplows.