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    Britain's cold snap has seen temperatures drop so drastically that the sea off the south coast froze over.


    Southern England was gripped by conditions chillier than parts of Iceland and Greenland as temperatures fell close to -12C (10.4F) on Tuesday night.
    In Dorset, the sub-zero temperatures froze a half-mile stretch along the shoreline of Sandbanks, home to Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp.
    Locals said it was the first time in decades the sea had partially frozen, but sea off the South Coast is known to have iced over in 1991.
    Across the country, families ignored safety warnings and took to frozen flooded fields and lakes on ice skates.
    Fen skaters were pictured in the village of Earith, Cambridgeshire, where locals were hoping the cold snap would provide the opportunity for a championship skate race for the first time in 10 years.
    Dozens of schools across the UK were closed on Wednesday because of heavy snow and ice.
    A primary school in Ruthin, North Wales, remained shut after thieves stole the fuel needed to heat its buildings.

    Tough work for gritters

    Thousands of motorists were left stranded across the country as their vehicles broke down.
    Milder weather is predicted for Wednesday night and Thursday morning, but forecasters warned drivers would still have to contend with freezing fog and black ice.
    The UK will have to wait until the weekend before average temperatures rise above freezing.
    Europe has also been gripped by the cold snap.
    A rare snowfall in France's Cote d'Azur sent the SNCF national railway into "crisis" mode, halting trains in Provence and the Alps.
    In Italy, flights resumed in and out of Milan's Malpensa and Linate airports in the early afternoon, but delays and cancellations continued because of drifts of 30cm of snow across the city over nearly two days.
    However, it was Germany that got the coldest, with temperatures plunging to -28C (-18.4F).
    Yesterday was the coldest day of my life but now this, end of the worlddddddddddd

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    Looks like a lake. Happens all the time? How is it the end of the world.
    1. Jeremy 1129 up, 295 downA named based on the biblical name Jeremiah. Used as a name for children who are blessed with a large brain and/or penis. Also used as a replacement for "perfect".
    We had a child and it had a very large penis so we named it Jeremy.

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    I wouldn't walk on it lol.

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    i'm just waiting for someone to say how can the Sea freeze with salt in it.
    Last edited by Viruz; 08-01-2009 at 08:36 AM.





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    how can the Sea freeze with salt in it

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    It's not even a sea it's a lake or river lol, I doubt it has 'salt' in it
    That's why we seize the moment, try to freeze it and own it, squeeze it and hold it cause we consider these minutes golden.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Devs View Post
    It's not even a sea it's a lake or river lol, I doubt it has 'salt' in it
    obviously never heard of the Dorset sandbanks.





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    i've never heard of dorset tbh

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    Meh, it's just cold weather to me. Driving is fine once you get onto the big roads which should of been salted and de-iced prior to ice and snow warnings. It's just small roads like country lanes which are icy.

    I find it a bit sad people are stocking up on supplies If they can get to the supermarkets in this weather, they can go anytime of the week. The weather won't change THAT much

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    Quote Originally Posted by GommeInc View Post
    Meh, it's just cold weather to me. Driving is fine once you get onto the big roads which should of been salted and de-iced prior to ice and snow warnings. It's just small roads like country lanes which are icy.

    I find it a bit sad people are stocking up on supplies If they can get to the supermarkets in this weather, they can go anytime of the week. The weather won't change THAT much
    You're right stocking up because of a week of cold weather is very sad.
    What is funny is how this country shuts down if it snows badly or a very hard frost.





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