Snow = handbrake turns and donuts!

[Dougalo 0]

I was into work early this morning and when i got there i was greeted with a huge empty car park with a fresh layer of snow on it!

 

What a hoot I had!! :twisted:

[Jim 2]

No snow here yet! You better believe i'll be in to work nice and early though as soon as there is a fresh coat of it ;)

[veeDuB_Rado 0]

:lol: Was gonna make a thread "Snow Corrados" but all the snow has melted on mine!

[Kevin Bacon 5]

We have snow here.... like, half a dozen of the tiniest flakes you've ever seen every half hour or so..... and people in the office are getting excited by that?!!

 

A 'Snowfall' in my book must be at least a foot thick and over a 50 mile radius!

[ZippyVR6 0]

Aye, Propper snow, not this modern pansy stuff, but snow you can loose a kid in.

[dinkus 10]

Well it's just started snowing very lightly here, but it aint proper snow.

 

Ahh, to be back in Canada... now that's proper snow :)

[JBOB 0]

This doesn’t make any sense :roll: People north, south east and west of me that ive spoken to have all had at least a small amount of snow today :D but ive not seen a cloud in the sky all day :( :(

 

Snow + G/F's Saxo = FUN :D

[Blair 0]

Not in bloody Whistler in January it wasn't - it was proper rain! :(

[Tempest 0]

Ahh, to be back in Canada... now that's proper snow

 

Yes, too right, as I have spent 4 years of my childhood in the States and Canada, with overnight temperatures as low as -20°C, now that's what I call cold :lol:

 

Snow starts in November and stays till March, well at least where I lived. Inbetween we had crystal clear skies and sunshine, not the mild and rainy/drizzly EU-stuff :lol:

 

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[dinkus 10]

Yes, too right, as I have spent 4 years of my childhood in the States and Canada, with overnight temperatures as low as -20°C, now that's what I call cold :lol:

 

Overnight? It was -25°C during the day in January when I was in Toronto! :shock:

 

Edit: and that wasn't including wind chill :?

[jonocos 0]

Couple of inches today but nearly all gone by this evening.

Still 1mm would have been enough as i'm still on my R888's.

Nightmare :shock:

[PhatVR6 0]

now just imagine it if you had 4wd :-) mmmm, donuts!

 

no fecking snow where I love though! gutted.

[Tempest 0]

Overnight? It was -25°C during the day in January when I was in Toronto!

 

Edit: and that wasn't including wind chill

 

Must have been fortunate then, as I lived in St Catherines, just around the corner from Toronno (notice the pronunciation :lol: and yes, I used to talk like that, too, when I came back to Germany :oops:) but then again, the summers more then made up for the harsh winters :-)

 

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