[Neil Gornall]

Are you ready for another tough winter? it looks as if we could get one.

I know they always spout doom and gloom but I am not taking any chances this year. gonna be ready just in case.

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/forecasters-warn-of-snow-in-october?ocid=tweet

[Ian101]

Are you ready for another tough winter? it looks as if we could get one.

I know they always spout doom and gloom but I am not taking any chances this year. gonna be ready just in case.

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/forecasters-warn-of-snow-in-october?ocid=tweet

I will go out each and every day and do what I can do 

[Ross G]

Are you ready for another tough winter? it looks as if we could get one.

I know they always spout doom and gloom but I am not taking any chances this year. gonna be ready just in case.

http://news.uk.msn.com/uk/forecasters-warn-of-snow-in-october?ocid=tweet

I will go out each and every day and do what I can do 

Sounds like common sense to me 

[Tom White]

I will go out each and every day and do what I can do 

Me too; and I've got ladders if need be; I'll just cherry pick my accounts suitable for ladders.

And keep an eye out on your elderly customers; with rising heating costs, I bet some of them cut back on keeping warm.

[Ian101]

I will go out each and every day and do what I can do 

Me too; and I've got ladders if need be; I'll just cherry pick my accounts suitable for ladders.

And keep an eye out on your elderly customers; with rising heating costs, I bet some of them cut back on keeping warm.

think my ladders will have rusted to the rack its been a while 

[GB Window Cleaning]

im gonna offer driver snow clearance if its too bad this year!

or do as daz does and go trad pole with screenwash if its not too bad  

[G Griffin]

I'm going in the wardrobe, with the toytoise in a shoe box. The toytoise is in the shoebox not me.

[dave f]

gear in the house and of some where warm for a month then see what the weather is may go trad if its two bad 

[H S and Son]

This is the Met Office forecast for the 6th to the 20th October

Temperatures are expected to fall back to nearer normal for the time of year across much of the UK by day, dropping below normal at night, especially across the Midlands and southeast, leading to an increased incidence of overnight frosts. The cooler conditions at night will be mitigated by day in some parts by sunnier than normal weather, with both the far south and far north of the country favoured to see above normal amounts of sunshine, with nearer normal sunshine hours elsewhere. Rainfall amounts are correspondingly likely to be a little below average in most areas, especially in the west.

Not saying the Met Office is right but pointless worrying about it.

Not a great deal you can do about it anyway, its the weather.

[Rick Davis]

im gonna offer driver snow clearance if its too bad this year!

or do as daz does and go trad pole with screenwash if its not too bad  

There's not much point if the road is covered in snow, where they gonna go.  We don't seem to get a lot of snow down here in Sussex by the sea.

Rickster

[SPE]

The cold never stopped me working for the whole day (early maybe)
But if snow falls and the roads are not cleared- thats what stopped me working last two years for a week or so during the worst.

[Ian101]

I'm going in the wardrobe, with the toytoise in a shoe box. The toytoise is in the shoebox not me.

is this some new sex game im not aware off 

[cardiffno1]

mines all commercial work so not that fussed

[WISEOWL]

Is this the same website that promised a summer with 'Shades of 76...?'

The Met Office no longer do long term forecasts based purely on their wretched record for getting them right.

We can see what the weather is going to be like for the next 7 or 10 days. Anything else is pure guesswork.

[Andy Prittchard]

Forget the traditional ways of checking the forecast.

Try:  raintoday? dot com

[Justen Uff]

Better still try

stickyerheadoutthewindow.com

Just copy and paste it into google search it's the most accurate these days

[Andy Prittchard]

I'm worried about a drought.

[WISEOWL]

Despite record snow falls last December it was the driest December for a number of years.

The difference is that we probably had only a handful of wet days, the difference is that when it fell it lodged on the ground for weeks!

[windowcleaninginessex.co.uk]

If you are worried about keeping mobile and not being able to get around through the winter , stop worrying and buy this of me

 http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=130937.0

It will keep you going, go on have a look
Darren

[Jeff Brimble]

Forget the traditional ways of checking the forecast.

Try:  raintoday? dot com

Go one better and buy their Premium Service which shows where the rain may be in 3 hours time.