Might need a sweeper,Boom boom
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Just click on any road, and Bingo.Last edited by Goddard; 06-01-2010, 01:56 AM.Final Version - Hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1z0UQ0eqRM
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dont encourage Neil mateHear you go... it updates automatically, on this page:
Not sure how? But it does.
London Snow/Traffic Webcams, more........
Just click on any road, and Bingo.
This thread shouldnt be doing the rounds
We are here to discuss football not weather
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Final Version - Hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1z0UQ0eqRM
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Not a dig either, but.... Football and weather are linked.
Games get called off, due to weather.
People have trouble travelling to games, due to weather.
Flavios helicopter could be downed, due to weather.
What you do for a living, and what you and others earn... THAT I find hard to find the link to football.
Do correct me if I'm wrong?!Final Version - Hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1z0UQ0eqRM
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Final Version - Hope you like it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1z0UQ0eqRM
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weather and football are linked,dont get all the fuss my love of the british weather has had.
Just bringing to you advisary of whether games go ahead or are under threat.Comment
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Snow on its way back,S****horpe game already in question:(
UK regions:
North West England
Wales
South West England
Yorkshire & Humber
West Midlands
London & South East England
SW Scotland, Lothian & Borders
East Midlands
Heavy Snow Wed 20 Jan
There is a moderate risk of severe weather affecting parts of England, Wales and southwest Scotland on Wednesday.
Outbreaks of rain are expected to turn increasingly to sleet or snow, especially over hills in central parts. There is a risk of significant accumulations, with perhaps locally 10cm leading to some disruption to travel.
Issued at: 1103 Sat 16Comment
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A little less alarmed
UK Outlook for Thursday 21 Jan 2010 to Saturday 30 Jan 2010:
Patchy rain or sleet across central and eastern parts on Thursday (21st) gradually clearing east. Then drier for a time before a band of widespread and locally heavy rain is expected to move into western parts later, spreading across the whole of the UK by Friday. Rain is likely to turn to snow, especially across northern hills with significant accumulations possible. Also windy with a risk of gales in the north and west. From next weekend (23rd/24th) onwards the weather looks likely to remain generally unsettled with sleet and snow at times over northern hills. Most areas will see temperatures around normal although it may remain rather cold at times in the northeast. The best of any drier weather looks likely to be across southern parts of the UK.
Updated: 1208 on Sat 16 Jan 2010Comment
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