With tube and London buses at a virtual standstill and train companies advising only travel if absolutely essential, I decided to stop at home today.
True, there was only a light covering of snow on the ground first thing this morning had melted by mid-morning. But experience as a former commuter tells me that it was probably the wrong kind of snow! If I was lucky enough to make it to central London by lunchtime, I might arrive just in time to turn for home!
Right now, it's a beautiful clear winter day, but I understand the worst of the weather is expected to hit Lincolnshire later this afternoon with a forecast of four to six inches of proper snow overnight.
The Stamford Mercury has a list of local schools closed by today's snow.
UPDATE: No sooner has I posted than the snow started - and it seems to be settling...update from Peterborough Evening Telegraph.
UPDATE 2: Two dozen Lincs schools have looked at the forecast and already decided not to open tomorrow (Tuesday).
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It wouldn't have happened 30 years ago - see here:
http://caughtinthemiddleman.wordpress.com/2007/07/12/the-times-they-are-a-changin-part-1-2/
We are raising a generation of pampered kids in a can't do society
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