ArishMell · 70-79, M
Only because we don't get it regularly enough and long-enough lasting, especially in Southern England, to be able to cope with easily.
The snow storms we had last week lasted only a day or so and though it had caused temporary road closures, I was able to drive much of the way across North Yorkshire on Friday with no difficulty at all; even over a high moor. The roads had been cleared by mid-morning and the stuff was already thawing rapidly,
You think the more Arctic countries have no problems with their Winters? Oh yes they do.
The snow storms we had last week lasted only a day or so and though it had caused temporary road closures, I was able to drive much of the way across North Yorkshire on Friday with no difficulty at all; even over a high moor. The roads had been cleared by mid-morning and the stuff was already thawing rapidly,
You think the more Arctic countries have no problems with their Winters? Oh yes they do.
Viper · M
Yellow snow 😂
I don't know what that means there, but it has a different meanings here 🤣
I don't know what that means there, but it has a different meanings here 🤣
Confined · 56-60, M
So glad there is no snow here.
BizSuitStacy · M
What's up with all the yellow snow? 😳
cycleman · 61-69, M
Snow is White!
Be thankful it ain't Yellow! ☺️
Be thankful it ain't Yellow! ☺️
redredred · M
FWIW, we get snow every winter and are well equipped to deal with it and it still sucks. April/May is the best way to deal with snow.
SW-User
Wrong Country