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yes and a lot at that we are expecting 3 inches soon
hope this helps
will
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∙ 15y agoPotentially it could, but it would be unusual and amounts would be small, and confined to higher places. January or February is when it is most likely to snow in England.
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What schools in England were closed on January 7 2011 because of the ice storm?
On Thursday 7th January 2010, most schools in Northern England and Scotland were closed because of snow and ice. Many schools in southern England, which received 18 inches of snow, were closed as well.
Does it snow in the Southern part of the US state of Georgia?
Snow is rare in southern Georgia, but it is possible.
Does is snow in Cornwall England?
Yes, it can snow anywhere in England when the weather is right.
What continent on the southern side is covered by ice and snow?
Antarctica, at the southern end of the World, is the continent that is mostly covered by ice and snow.
Is Salisbury Plain in Ireland?
No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.No, it is in southern England.
What time of year does it snow in London England?
Any time from November to April. But the heaviest is around February/March time. +++ Snow to any significant depth and duration is fairly unusual in Southern England, though only an inch is enough to cause problems where it becomes packed to ice by traffic and pedestrians.
Does England have snow?
Sometimes
How did the southern colonies resemble England?
they were from England.
What caused the snow flurries in the New England region?
The set of fluke snow flurries in the New England area of the US was caused by the El Nino - southern oscillation, which occurs in the tropical region of the pacific ocean every five years or so. This oscillation causes an increase in ocean temperatures, creating a front of high-moisture air, which is then ejected by the subsequent high pressure zone. These premature snow falls in New England were caused when this air collided with cold northern air, creating a massive dump of snow.
What is the average annual snowfall in London England?
Depending on if they get snow or not, recently England has been having lots of snow recently and has been covered with 6 to 12 inch's of snow. But the UK doesn't always have snow, England had snow this year (2010), 2009 and a few years before. It isn't snow regularly every year.
What is perpetual snow?
Perpetual means - everlasting. Perpetual snow is located in northern, southern (southern hemisphere) areas, also in the mountains. Due to the low temperatures and/or high altitude, this snow does not melt
Are the band Snow Patrol from southern Ireland?
No.
