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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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pb wrote:
Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain.
Don't fret pb, it's only your moderate south-western climate that's causing that ... one day you'll move into the 'Ice Age' zone ;¬)
Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain.
Don't fret pb, it's only your moderate south-western climate that's causing that ... one day you'll move into the 'Ice Age' zone ;¬)
Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain. Rain.
Evenin all ... as with you Smedders, snowing all day but no settling. The wind is now gusting and extremely cold and the forecast is of severe disruption overnight ... not going out anyway tonight but have been out in it throughout the day with granddaughter.
Well we've had blizzard here for the last 2 hours now and about 1/2 inch has settled.
Looking at the forecast we're supposed to get 20-40cm overnight and more tomorrow so I think I'll be having a weekend in!
Looking at the forecast we're supposed to get 20-40cm overnight and more tomorrow so I think I'll be having a weekend in!
Turning into a real whiteout here at the moment and settling fast.
Morning pb.
Snowing again here, although it's that really fine stuff that just seems to blow about in the wind and never lands.
Snowing again here, although it's that really fine stuff that just seems to blow about in the wind and never lands.
Morning,
Just wind and rain here at the moment, rained a lot last night and there are amber warnings for floods, but looks ok so far today.
Thanks for the Fibre info Hmmm... And DL, just interested in it at the moment, no chance of upgrading until they've done our exchange and local cabinets anyway and that's looking like June time. That's when I'll probably more ISPs assuming that O2 don't move over to Sky any sooner.
Just wind and rain here at the moment, rained a lot last night and there are amber warnings for floods, but looks ok so far today.
Thanks for the Fibre info Hmmm... And DL, just interested in it at the moment, no chance of upgrading until they've done our exchange and local cabinets anyway and that's looking like June time. That's when I'll probably more ISPs assuming that O2 don't move over to Sky any sooner.
DL wrote:
Morning all ... everything is now fine pb, even with the heavy snowfall earlier this morning ... about 2 inches in places but roads are 'slushy' now :¬)
Morning all.
Same here, started about 10-30pm last night and when I got up there was about 4 inches of the white stuff.
Roads are slushy as well but it's so bitterly cold and the wind bites through you that where people / vehicles haven't run over it it's staying put, plus th sky is really black so I think we're gearing up for a bit more.
Plus it's taken Sky out :(
Morning all ... everything is now fine pb, even with the heavy snowfall earlier this morning ... about 2 inches in places but roads are 'slushy' now :¬)
Morning all.
Same here, started about 10-30pm last night and when I got up there was about 4 inches of the white stuff.
Roads are slushy as well but it's so bitterly cold and the wind bites through you that where people / vehicles haven't run over it it's staying put, plus th sky is really black so I think we're gearing up for a bit more.
Plus it's taken Sky out :(
pb wrote:
Unrelated question; Is Fibre more reliable than the copper cable connection? At first it was heralded as the answer to all woes, but I hear of issues even with that.
Hi pb,
Fibre is more 'reliable' than copper as in it doesn't get affected by noise or loss of signal like copper does. So will provide much faster connections.
BUT it can still be cut or damaged and obviously all it's doing is connecting up 'puters & switching kit etc. which can all go pear-shaped!
Unrelated question; Is Fibre more reliable than the copper cable connection? At first it was heralded as the answer to all woes, but I hear of issues even with that.
Hi pb,
Fibre is more 'reliable' than copper as in it doesn't get affected by noise or loss of signal like copper does. So will provide much faster connections.
BUT it can still be cut or damaged and obviously all it's doing is connecting up 'puters & switching kit etc. which can all go pear-shaped!
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