Snow falling in Derby
LIGHT snow has started to fall in Derby city centre.
Both Met Office and BBC weather reports failed to predict this current fall.
But the BBC suggests further snow could fall at about 8pm tonight.
It suggests, though, that this will be to the north of the county.
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9 Comments
by SarahL123
Sunday, February 24 2013, 10:42PM
“That wasn't snow - it was dandruff!”
by RockofAges
Sunday, February 24 2013, 12:29PM
“Any wonder the Government can do what it wants whilst the sheeple in this septic isle sit comatose being spoonfed non news such as this!”
by chadman
Sunday, February 24 2013, 11:32AM
“I wonder if this sensational news story has been flashed around the world?”
by troy27
Saturday, February 23 2013, 8:43PM
“Off to Tesco to do some panic buying.”
by janine2011
Saturday, February 23 2013, 7:26PM
“LIGHT snow has started to fall in Derby city centre.
Snowing in the city centre? Where? I live in the city centre and I haven't seen any snow.”
by davsl
Saturday, February 23 2013, 4:16PM
“Quick Shut the Schools”
by NICKOONE
Saturday, February 23 2013, 3:22PM
“We had better and acurate focast with the weather ships and weather balloons and we did not have to pay £30,000 a year to have them read out”
by Tamas
Saturday, February 23 2013, 2:53PM
“Great. Better start moaning about it!”
by Stale
Saturday, February 23 2013, 1:25PM
“Unsure how the Met Office could fail to predict it, the weather systems flanking and meeting on the outskirts of Derby pretty much concluded it would snow, it just won't be heavy, or for a prolonged period of time.”