Firstly I'm on the south coast of England but I lived in Scotland for 23 years where they get proper snow. It wasn't unusual to have months of icy pavements and roads and it was regularly below zero.
The amount of snow that has fallen in England (particularly the south) is pitiful and the BBC have devoted their entire morning to it. Reporting live from Canterbury is some poor reporter who has to pan the camera round to the grass where it looks like they may have had a heavy frost.
I have already seen two threads about ice and snow and how they can't possibly leave the house today.
Every single time there is snow in England, the whole place seems to grind to a halt. It's actually embarrassing.
1cm of snow is not dramatic, nor will it stop you going about your daily life. Just wrap up warm and leave earlier than usual.
Scotland, I apologise for the BBC this morning. You must all have been cringing into your cornflakes.
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MycatsaPirate · 13/01/2017 08:24
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