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Snow disruption warning

1:13pm Thursday 31st January 2008

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The Met Office says there is a 60% chance of disruption due to snow in Pembrokeshire on Friday and into Saturday.

A severe weather warning has been issued with accumulations of up to 5cm possible at lower levels.

Snow is forecast to blow into much of Wales by Friday afternoon.

Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion also have 60% chances of disruption.

The Met Office website said: "Disruption to transport and power networks is likely and the public are advised to take extra care".

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anon, says...
2:01pm Thu 31 Jan 08

COOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Anon, Slebech says...
2:25pm Thu 31 Jan 08

Stand by for gridlock in Harford.............
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or better still stay at home!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

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angela, work !! says...
2:44pm Thu 31 Jan 08

1 snow flake and pembrokeshire comes to a halt !!

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Prince William, London says...
7:07pm Thu 31 Jan 08

Reminisces, sweet reminincses!! On the 15th of January 1982 a Friday the county of Pembrokeshire was waiting for the "thaw" thirty years previous to this, the county probably was "A Winter Wonderland".

This was in 1952 seven years after post war when there was not a glimpse of the interception of the conglomerates by hook or crook to narrow out the values of community spirit, in fact quite the opposite.

In our small way, we have keened out the composites of communal interest and have turned into ourselves for example we think of our own basic requirements, full on that is natural!! hail, rain, sun and snow we are humanly blessed to coping sometimes only sometimes we have to marginal out our requirements to accommodate others be it kith or kin have we got the rudimentary skills for this? Do we look into ourselves as our fore parents did well before the social system took over?

The three comments posted above say it all really, a detached though intrinsic opinion of what comes before us, I particularly like the flavor of them all somehow there is substance in a candid sense of joining.

Whether these contributions following on will support the county theory is of bafflement to me even so do keep them in transcript.

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Prince Harry, Cardiff says...
8:00am Fri 1 Feb 08

One must apologise for ones Brother, it appears his Eton education taught him some big words but not how to spell them or construct a coherent sentence with them. Or is it purely that his lack of punctuation makes his ramblings incomprehensible?

Enjoy the snow although I'm sure that it will be impossible to buy milk or bread in the county over the weekend due to the inevitable panic buying!

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Prince William, London says...
12:34pm Fri 1 Feb 08

apologize, about my spelling? 'One' doesn't have to, I endeavour to the Queens English Dictionary to reference words and don't rely on the modern day practice of spell-check.

As regards to the contribution being of a circuitous or indirect context,ie rambling that is a matter of opinion to the reader's discretion.

William.




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lou, haverfordwest says...
1:04pm Fri 1 Feb 08

wtf ^^

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John Doe, Pennar says...
1:48am Sat 2 Feb 08

Apologize is American, correct Grandmother's English is Apologise you moron :-)

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John Doe, Pennar says...
1:53am Sat 2 Feb 08

And here's Saturday morning, 1.50am and have we had any snow...............

NO!

Western Telegraph website as bad as Radio Plebbyshire for whipping the retards in the county into a shopping frenzy

Ben Stone: "And of course, if you see any snow flakes or even think that you do, text us and let us know and we'll panic the sh!t out of everyone on your behalf"

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Mrs A Maple, penally says...
10:42am Sat 2 Feb 08

Mr Doe,
I have to 'steal your thunder' so to speak, on the word 'apologise'. In the 2002 version of the English Dictionary it is spelled as 'apologize' vi to make an apology, it would therefore appear that both yourself and 'Prince Harry' of Cardiff? need to re consult with the grey matter.

Particular exception Mr Doe is the need to describe the Pembrokeshire population as you term so as being of a retarded disposition.

Hitherto what is your perception of the slow in mentality or physical development could you elaborate on your description?

It could possibly snow on Monday the 4th of February, as it did last year on my daughter's eleventh birthday it may well not, weather is merely a prediction, not to be taken to seriously, we are probably asking ourselves why it didn't happen upon our Christmas to seal the end of 2007.



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John Doe is a knob, everywhere says...
1:32pm Sun 3 Feb 08

John Doe don't you ever get bored of posting complete cr*p?

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