[Rayleigh Window Cleaning Services]

Had some custys tell me we are in for a hard spell late next week.
Looked on the 5 Day forecast and not much to be seen,

Steve

[Sapphire Window Cleaning]

Steve, according to met office we have got a weather front coming in from scandanavia. the end part of next week and for about 2 weeks after that.

Are you in Rayleigh (Essex)?



Matt

[ant french]

we wont get any snow you see, scotland will but down south we wont.

[tompoole]

I was told in sept that from the last week of November to
March will be extremely cold with several period of heavy snow.
The worst winter for a century , still they are never good with
The long range forecasts so let's hope they are wrong again

[formb]

we wont get any snow you see, scotland will but down south we wont.

http://www.timeanddate.com/weather/uk/aberdeen/ext

[TomCrowther]

I have had two customers telling me we are in for a really cold winter again. Both stated this because the berry trees/bushes were well covered in berries 
At the end of the day, if it's like last Jan, we are all going to have a bit of free time, hot water systems or not.

[boldy1304]

I was told in sept that from the last week of November to
March will be extremely cold with several period of heavy snow.
The worst winter for a century , still they are never good with
The long range forecasts so let's hope they are wrong again

lol they cant get the weather wright on the flippin day they tend to just say sunshine and showers so they cover both

[Rayleigh Window Cleaning Services]

Hi Matt, yes am in Rayleigh, Essex.

You still down this way?

Steve

[tom2009]

My prediction - for what it's worth - damp, mild, windy (moving in from the west) occasionally storm force alternating with some sunshine and cloud. Valid until 28/02/11.

[ant french]

i was told that snow makes the windows more dirty, is this true?   

[tom2009]

i was told that snow makes the windows more dirty, is this true?   

makes em white if it's deep enough.

[A & J Owen Window Cleaning]

I have had two customers telling me we are in for a really cold winter again. Both stated this because the berry trees/bushes were well covered in berries 
At the end of the day, if it's like last Jan, we are all going to have a bit of free time, hot water systems or not.

It's a load of rubbish that about berries. Berry formation starts in the spring - nothing to do with the weather now at all 

[Jeff Brimble]

Sunny Rhyl  and precipitation : 3 degrees daytime 
 Birminhams ok though, but it all changes on the day.Time to get the fir cone out.
http://www.meteox.com/world-weather-fc.aspx?c=United%20Kingdom&latlng=-3.5|53.3

[andyM]

I have had two customers telling me we are in for a really cold winter again. Both stated this because the berry trees/bushes were well covered in berries 
At the end of the day, if it's like last Jan, we are all going to have a bit of free time, hot water systems or not.

I've also heard someone say it could be another cold winter this year. I was told that by an ex-RAF bloke who has done survival courses and training. He reckons that this year fruit trees have had an abundance of fruit, much more than normal and later into the year.
Apparantley this is a sign that "nature will provide" for a harsh winter.
  Hope he's bloody wrong 

[A & J Owen Window Cleaning]

I have had two customers telling me we are in for a really cold winter again. Both stated this because the berry trees/bushes were well covered in berries 
At the end of the day, if it's like last Jan, we are all going to have a bit of free time, hot water systems or not.

I've also heard someone say it could be another cold winter this year. I was told that by an ex-RAF bloke who has done survival courses and training. He reckons that this year fruit trees have had an abundance of fruit, much more than normal and later into the year.
Apparantley this is a sign that "nature will provide" for a harsh winter.
  Hope he's bloody wrong 

He is - fruit this year has nothing to do with conditions now - only conditions in Spring and possibly last winter. We could still freeze our bits off but it's got nothing to do with how much fruit there is - or isn't. Cold winters and dryish springs kill off bugs that damage buds etc and make for a healthier tree/shrub - hence more flowers and more fruit.

[Rayleigh Window Cleaning Services]

looks like it"s coming our way.