It's Thundering Snow...****

[clutch-monkey]

we haven't had snow, but yesterday we had hailstones the size of golf balls

[adamfraser]

Yup, its nearly as bad here. But not quite as bad

50mph wind, thunder, pouring rain.. and thats just the start of it. Radio reports in this area say that trees are falling everywhere...!

[Rockefella]

Snow + Thunder/Lightning = Sex.

OMG I'm jelouz.

[man 430gt]

Meh, I got light drizzle..

[LotusLocost]

So all wooden houses are tore down by snow and wind over there by now huh?? I have heard roumors that they have rather poor build quality

Stop whinig by the way...
Try to live in Norway some years..
It is like you explain all the time in automn/winter..
We have some words of wisdom that say: "There are no such thing as bad weather, only bad/shity clothes"

[coolieman1220]

Blasphemy!!

[Cyco]

We have some words of wisdom that say: "There are no such thing as bad weather, only bad/shity clothes"

Its not the clothes that need work on over there, its just you are a couple of thousand kms too far from the equator

[clutch-monkey]

Its not the clothes that need work on over there, its just you are a couple of thousand kms too far from the equator

too true. i find clothes superflous in summer

[Cyco]

Yes and the reflection keeps me at least 50km away

[Distress]

Did some research on snow and lighting, and according to My Encyclopedia...

During the dark ages of 1520, the mixture of snow and lightning was the sign of a very upset God. Snow and lighting is not uncommon, in fact, scientist have a vast knowledge of lighting, but the substance of snow is still unknown. Some scientist say it was caused by the aliens polluting the Earth's atmosphere during the conzeees quest of the -1320 age.

During 1020 A.D. snow covered the earth in places which Santa Claus lived, until one night lighting struck Santa Claus. The people of the village where very rich, and decided to give all of his belongings to the Eskimo's, who did not understand there language very well. The gifts were wrapped in towels, because the locals knew of Santa's flue, and this is where the giving of gifts came from on Christmas day.